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The Register of Good Practice Examples is one of three international lists drawn up by UNESCO under the Convention for the Conservation of Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2008. The register contains model projects for the protection and strengthening of intangible cultural heritage at national, regional or local level.

The Intergovernmental Committee for the Conservation of Intangible Cultural Heritage shall decide at its annual meeting on the inclusion of projects in the Register of Good Practice Examples. Projects will be included that reflect and effectively implement the objectives and principles of the Convention for the Conservation of Intangible Cultural Heritage. The projects are designed to inspire other states, institutions, communities and non-governmental organisations to take action to protect and promote intangible cultural heritage.

Entries in the register of good practice examples
By 2022, 33 programmes from 31 countries were included in the registry.

The year indicates the respective recording year.

B

2011 – Preservation and cultivation of traditional diversity of sports and games in Flanders
2014 – Preservation and transmission of the Carillon culture
2022 – Tocatì, a joint programme for the preservation of traditional games and sports (together with France, Italy, Croatia, Cyprus)

2009 – Programme for the preservation of the intangible cultural heritage of Aymara (together with Chile and Peru)

2016 – Festival of folklore in Koprivshitsa
2017 – The cultural community centers of Chitalishta

2011 – Living Museum of Fandango
2011 – Project calls of the National Programme for Intangible Cultural Heritage

C

2009 – Programme for the preservation of the intangible cultural heritage of Aymara (together with Bolivia and Peru)

2012 – Training of future generations of puppeteers in Fujian

DD

2020 – Construction huts: Craft techniques and customs of cathedral huts in Europe, know-how, transfer, knowledge development and innovation (together with France, Norway, Austria, Switzerland)

F

2020 – Construction huts: Craft techniques and customs of cathedral huts in Europe, know-how, transfer, knowledge development and innovation (together with Germany, Norway, Austria, Switzerland)
2020 – The Martinique-Yole, from construction to sailing practice
2022 – Tocatì, a joint programme for the preservation of traditional games and sports (together with Belgium, Italy, Croatia, Cyprus)

GG

2020 – Polyphony in folk music in the Epirus region

I

2009 – Training young people in traditional Indonesian batik technology

2021 – Program for the preservation of traditional calligraphy in Iran

2022 – Tocatì, a joint programme for the preservation of traditional games and sports (together with Belgium, France, Croatia, Cyprus)

K

2021 – Promotion and preservation of traditional diets and food in Kenya

2021 – Nomad Games: Rediscovering Cultural Heritage, V