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This document outlines the processes of developing national and local inventories of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) in Tajikistan, detailing the types of arts and crafts recorded, the roles of numerous organizations involved, and the methodologies employed in documenting various cultural practices and traditions.

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How to fill out intangible cultural heritage inventory

1. Identify the cultural elements: Start by listing the intangible cultural heritage elements that are relevant to your community or region.
2. Gather documentation: Collect relevant documents, recordings, and testimonials that illustrate the cultural practices and traditions.
3. Engage the community: Involve local practitioners and community members in the inventory process to ensure diverse perspectives and accurate representation.
4. Categorize the elements: Organize the identified elements into categories such as performing arts, social practices, rituals, and festivals.
5. Provide detailed descriptions: For each element, write a detailed description that includes its significance, practices, and context.
6. Determine safeguarding measures: Outline measures that can be taken to protect and promote each intangible cultural heritage element.
7. Review and verify: Share the inventory draft with stakeholders for feedback, and make necessary revisions.
8. Finalize and publish: Once validated, finalize the inventory and publish it for public access and education.

Who needs intangible cultural heritage inventory?

1. Cultural heritage organizations: To preserve and promote local traditions and practices.
2. Government agencies: For policy formulation and cultural planning.
3. Researchers and academics: To study and understand cultural diversity and heritage.
4. Local communities: To recognize and safeguard their cultural identity and practices.
5. Tourism boards: To attract visitors interested in cultural experiences.
6. Education institutions: To incorporate local heritage in educational programs and curricula.

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What is intangible cultural heritage inventory?

An intangible cultural heritage inventory is a systematic documentation of practices, representations, expressions, knowledge, and skills that communities recognize as part of their cultural heritage.

Who is required to file intangible cultural heritage inventory?

Individuals, organizations, or communities that wish to protect and promote their intangible cultural heritage are typically required to file an inventory.

How to fill out intangible cultural heritage inventory?

To fill out the intangible cultural heritage inventory, one must collect information about the cultural practices, document them with descriptions, and acknowledge the community that practices them.

What is the purpose of intangible cultural heritage inventory?

The purpose of the intangible cultural heritage inventory is to safeguard, promote, and document the diverse cultural expressions and practices of communities.

What information must be reported on intangible cultural heritage inventory?

Information that must be reported includes the name of the cultural element, its description, the community practicing it, its significance, and any relevant historical context.