FLAME’s candidature as a Category 2 Centre submitted to UNESCO There we go! The official submission of FLAME’s candidature to become a UNESCO Category 2 Centre is now complete. This marks a major step forward in a shared ambition: building a strong, collaborative platform for the inclusive and impactful safeguarding of living heritage in Europe…
Capacity Building in Finland: Learning, Exchange and Practice for Safeguarding In November 2025, FLAME contributed to a UNESCO-certified capacity-building course on the safeguarding of living cultural heritage in Finland, organised by the Finnish Heritage Agency. The training brought together around 40 heritage professionals, practitioners and institutional actors to deepen their understanding of the UNESCO 2003…
Launch of FLAME at the 20th Session of the Intergovernmental Committee The European Centre for the Safeguarding of Living Heritage – FLAME – was presented to the international community on the occasion of the 20th session of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage in New Delhi, India (20COM). Introducing FLAME…