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The Tango The Tango is a symbol of the popular culture of Argentina and Uruguay, especially their capital cities. Originating in the working-class neighbourhoods of Buenos Aires and Montevideo, the Tango dates back to the late nineteenth century. Practised spontaneously and in more formal settings, it enjoys great popularity, both locally and worldwide. Inscribed on the RL in 2009. © Ministerio de Cultura de Argentina, Ciudad de Buenos Aires, 2008 © All Rights Reserved: UNESCO Register of Best Safeguarding Practices Article 18 School Museum of Pusol (Spain) Guided by teachers, children explore the rich heritage of Elche by working with tradition bearers and documenting their heritage. © Centre for Traditional Culture, School Museum of Pusol, 2010 © All Rights Reserved: UNESCO Organs of the Convention General Assembly : sovereign body of the Convention. All States Parties are members. Intergovernmental Committee :twenty-four Member States; implements the Convention. UNESCO Secretariat : serves the Organs; assists in implementing the Convention. © All Rights Reserved: UNESCO Operational Directives © All Rights Reserved: UNESCO Guide implementation of the Convention Include regulations and procedures for Lists, Register and Fund as well as reporting obligations Prepared by Committee, approved by General Assembly First set approved 2008; amended and enlarged in 2012 and 2014 Intangible Cultural Heritage Fund © All Rights Reserved: UNESCO Articles 25–28 Mainly supports safeguarding, inventory-making, capacity building States Parties contribute to the Fund Some States make additional contributions States Parties may request financial assistance, singly or jointly Few requests for assistance received so far Dostları ilə paylaş:
