It

ensures preservation strategies are solely government-led.

It

empowers communities as passive recipients of preservation efforts.

It

aligns preservation strategies with community values and needs.

It 

ensures

the continuity of cultural heritage and diversity

It 

preserves

only tangible artifacts

It 

restricts

cultural exchange and dialogue

Cultural

Diplomacy

Community

Engagement

Digital

Archiving

Establishing

strict regulations on cultural practices

Conserving

tangible artifacts and monuments

Meticulous

documentation and archiving of cultural practices, artifacts, and oral

traditions

It 

promotes

commercialization of cultural practices

It 

establishes

connections between generations and maintains collective memories

It 

disconnects

communities from their cultural roots

It

is passed down from generation to generation

It

comprises practices and expressions that are passed down from one generation to

the next ; it is constantly recreated and it is contributes to identity

construction.

It

transmits cultural expressions through which cultural identities can be

externalised

By

promoting rapid cultural change and adaptation

By

discouraging the transmission of traditional knowledge

By passing

down traditional knowledge and expertise

Both

a & b

Dance, music, rituals

Stories,

riddles, poems, songs

Historical

analysis of UNESCO's Convention

Insights

from periodic reports on cultural heritage

Interactive

workshops on cultural heritage

Collaboration

between governmental bodies, NGOs, and communities

Strict

governmental control over preservation strategies

Exclusion

of NGOs from preservation efforts