Safeguarding traditional craftsmanship : a project demonstrating the revitalisation of intangible heritage in Murad Khane, Kabul
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The paper summarises the primary activities of TurquoiseMountain’s project to revitalise the craft traditions ofAfghanistan within the historic quarter of Murad Khane inKabul’s Old City. It lays out the primary methods andapproaches employed to safeguard intangible heritagewithin the commercial crafts sector in both the nationaland international spheres through a holistic approach toeconomic and educational development. Particular focusis given to the development of vocational trainingprogrammes that act to safeguard the social structuresand traditional knowledge of the country’s intangibleheritage whilst also responding to contemporaryeducational systems and the demands of moderncommercial markets. The paper summarises the mainchallenges that have been addressed during the firstyear’s activity and lays out project-based solutions ofrelevance to practitioners working in similar fields. Thediscussion aims to set the project within established widertheoretical frameworks and indicates where advanceshave been achieved based on existing theory, methodsand recommendations. The paper forecasts how theproject may develop, how it may expand its activities in thecoming years and highlights the markers of futuresuccess.
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The paper summarises the primary activities of TurquoiseMountain’s project to revitalise the craft traditions ofAfghanistan within the historic quarter of Murad Khane inKabul’s Old City. It lays out the primary methods andapproaches employed to safeguard intangible heritagewithin the commercial crafts sector in both the nationaland international spheres through a holistic approach toeconomic and educational development. Particular focusis given to the development of vocational trainingprogrammes that act to safeguard the social structuresand traditional knowledge of the country’s intangibleheritage whilst also responding to contemporaryeducational systems and the demands of moderncommercial markets. The paper summarises the mainchallenges that have been addressed during the firstyear’s activity and lays out project-based solutions ofrelevance to practitioners working in similar fields. Thediscussion aims to set the project within established widertheoretical frameworks and indicates where advanceshave been achieved based on existing theory, methodsand recommendations. The paper forecasts how theproject may develop, how it may expand its activities in thecoming years and highlights the markers of futuresuccess.
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