This article discusses the many ways the British Council connects cultural actors, policymakers, researchers and communities across borders in support of the global climate ambition.
External evaluation of The British Council’s contribution to social cohesion through its arts programmes.
This article discusses the importance of Indigenous knowledge systems, and their integration into climate action, cultural heritage and conservation efforts.
Research on creative collaboration with communities in Malaysia through ethical, inclusive, and sustainable approaches to climate action.
An in-depth analysis of Digital Cultural Heritage, deep dives into nine technologies, cutting-edge case studies and recommendations for the future of heritage protection.
Vashala Charles, a PhD student in cultural sustainability at the University of Maiduguri, Nigeria, discusses the role of music in peacebuilding among communities affected by Boko-Haram.
Research report: the first report ever to explore both intangible and tangible cultural heritage linked to climate change, covering an unparalleled range of research.
Article highlighting how research and insight generated by the British Council is contributing to climate action.
Essay collection: these essays explore heritage’s relationship to sustainable development from a variety of different perspectives, through case studies, concepts and practical approaches.
Cultural heritage protection is a route to powerful and effective cultural relations by bringing partners together to protect, nurture, dignify and celebrate the source of identified value.