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Réf.
43618
Type
book
Titre
The economics of uniqueness: investing in historic city coresand cultural heritage assets for sustainable development
Langues
English
Auteurs
Arezki, Rabah / Caschili, Simone / Cherif, Reda / Medda, Francesca Romana / Modelewska, Marta / Nijkamp, Peter / O'Brian, John / Ost, Christian / Piotrowski, John / Rama, Martin / Rojas, Eduardo / Rypkema, Donovan / Throsby, David
Éditeurs
Licciardi, Guido / Amirtahmasebi, Rana
Lieu de publication
Washington
Pays de publication
United States
Maison d'édition
World Bank
Date
10/2012
Pages
298
Collection
Urban development series
ISBN
978-0-8213-9650-6 [print]
978-0-8213-9706-0 [electronic]
Mots-clés
conservation of cultural heritage / sustainable development / urban development / urban renewal / economic development / cultural property / town planning / conservation economics / World Heritage List / cultural tourism / financing / historic town centres / town and country planning / rehabilitation / economic impact / economic value / methodologies of evaluation / valuations
Résumé en anglais
With rapid urbanization, cities featuring valuable historic cores and heritage assets struggle to modernize without completely losing their uniqueness. The good news is that there is an increasing trend toward financing projects aimed at conserving and incorporating heritage into development strategies. This book presents approaches to balance conservation and development. There are many interesting papers surrounding the topic, but policy and decision makers do not have any easy-to-digest compendium to guide them on how to decide when an element of conservation is warranted, and how much it is worth spending on it. This book presents approaches to combine investment on landmarks and on their surrounding areas, with investment to create jobs and prosperity for local communities, many of them poor, while also contributing to sustainable urbanization and inclusive growth.
Licence
Creative Commons Attribution (BY)