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Management Plan for Joya de Cerén, El Salvador
The management plan for Joya de Cerén is the result of a
collaboration between the Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las
Artes (El Salvador) and the Getty Conservation Institute, as well
as the involvement of other institutions and individuals connected
to the site and its surroundings.
The plan provides a frame of reference for all actions required
to achieve the established long-term vision: the conservation and
promotion of the site and its significance as part of human development
in the region. Four specific work areas have been defined: research,
conservation, landscape, and human development. Given how each project
is structuredas well as the physical location of the actionsroles
for the private and public sectors will vary. Therefore, mechanisms
to facilitate concerted actions by involved stakeholders have also
been outlined in the plan. These will, in turn, foster a larger
commitment to the conservation of this World Heritage Site.
The management plan for Joya de Cerén is the first in El
Salvador for a cultural site and can serve as a model for other
projects to be undertaken in the country. It can also serve as an
example for other sites in the region, including those inscribed
in the World Heritage List. The planning process can be easily adapted
to other contexts, thereby contributing to the field of heritage
conservation and management at archaeological sites, historic centers
preservation, and regional planning.
Please note: The following document, in Spanish only,
is available for download in the seven individual sections listed
below.
- Presentación
y Introducción (708K)background to the project,
purposes of the management plan, and the management planning process
- Marco de Referencia
(5.6 MB)provides general information on the site:
I. Description of the place
II. Cultural evolution and development
III. Interpretation of the archaeological site
- Declaración
de Significado Cultural (956K)describes the different
values ascribed to Joya de Cerén
- Estado Actual (3.4MB)synthesizes
the assessment of the following issues:
I. Physical conditions of structures and archaeological complexes
II. Conditions at the archaeological park
III. Conditions of the natural environment and social context
IV. Legal and administrative conditions
- Plan de Manejo (4MB)contains
the following:
I. Vision for the site
II. Conservation and management policies for the site
III. Description of the management plan programs
IV. Programs and projects for the management plan
V. Conservation of values and specific guidelines for the programs
VI. Articulation and justification of the programs and projects
VII. Location of the projects
VIII. Timeline for implementation of projects at the site
IX. Financial timeline for the projects at the site
X. Financial timelines for the projects in the surrounding area
XI. Structure for investment
XII. General strategies for implementation
XIII. Synthesis of the projects of the plan
- Administración del
Plan (1.4MB)contains the following:
I. Legal basis for the design and implementation of the plan
II. Proposed structures for personnel
III. Roles
IV. Mechanisms for evaluation and monitoring of the plan
- Bibliografía, Cartografía,
Créditos Fotográficos,
Glosario de Términos y Lista de Participantes (2.5MB)
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