Kulturerhalungsmanagement
Kulturerhalungsmanagement, a German term often translated as cultural heritage management or conservation management, refers to the systematic process of identifying, protecting, preserving, and presenting cultural heritage. This encompasses a wide range of tangible and intangible assets, including historical buildings, archaeological sites, artistic works, traditional practices, and languages. The primary goal of Kulturerhalungsmanagement is to ensure that these invaluable resources are maintained for future generations while allowing for appropriate public access and use.
The practice involves various disciplines such as archaeology, architecture, history, art history, ethnology, and law. It
Funding for Kulturerhalungsmanagement often comes from a combination of public sources, private donations, and institutional budgets.