partenariats

Partenariats internationaux Jeunesse et Patrimoine Culture Convaincue qu'il faut élargir les possibilités pour les jeunes d'agir sur le patrimoine bâti, l'association CHAM étand son action géographique et multiplie ses partenariats. Ainsi nous sommes...

PARTENAIRES Notre association est reconnue par trois ministères français : Le Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication Le Ministère de la Jeunesse , des Sports et de la Vie Associative Le Ministère de l’Education Nationale Elle est également soutenue...

INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS Convinced of the necessity of extending possibilities for young people to take action to preserve built heritage, CHAM is widening its geographical horizons and fostering fresh partnerships. As such, we are open to collaborating...

LE MONTAGE D’UN PROJET Les points de départ d’un projet sont : Un site patrimonial qui rentre dans un projet de développement local et pour lequel des travaux de conservation et de mise en valeur sont nécessaires. Un partenaire (autorités publiques locales...

THEMATIQUES ET OBJECTIFS Des contributions concrètes à la mise en valeur du patrimoine, dans un cadre de développement local Au cœur de nos actions sont des travaux pratiques de conservation et de mise en valeur d’un site ou d’un monument qui, au-delà...

PARTNERS CHAM is officially recognised by three French ministries : Culture and Communication Ministry Ministry of Youth, Sports and Civil Society Education Ministry Its projects are also supported by the French : Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry...

TESTIMONIALS from 1981 to 2005, CHAM has contributed to the conservation of over fifty historic sites in most of which are registered Historical Monuments. They date from the 12th to 20th centuries and most are medieval and stone-built. Among them are...

SETTING UP A PROJECT A project’s starting points are : A heritage site in need of conservation and enhancement work and which has a role to play in community development. A project partner (national or local authority, NGO or other) who would like to...

SOME ACHIEVEMENTS AND EXPERIENCES Three years of masonry training for young people with few qualifications From 2002 to 2005 CHAM coordinated and led an on-the-job training programme in conservation masonry techniques at Kilwa, a UNESCO World Heritage...

THEMES AND OBJECTIVES Practical contributions to both heritage conservation and community development. Practical work in the conservation and presentation of a heritage site or monument is always at the heart of our projects. Beyond its intrinsic cultural...