Heritage

Managing a heritage place

Preparing a management plan for a Commonwealth Heritage place

This process facilitates a logical flow from evidence to significance, policy development, implementation and management. Each step is given equal weight and is important in developing a well-integrated and consistent plan. The form of the resulting document will reflect the complexity of the individual place. Therefore plans will vary in look and content.

Methodology

Gather and analyse evidence, and describe the heritage values:

Develop policies:

Implementation and ongoing management:

Handy resources for developing your management plan

The Burra Charter and the Australian Natural Heritage Charter are among a number of best practice documents that provide guidance when developing a management plan. Ask First should also be used as a reference for appropriate consultation with Indigenous stakeholders on issues relating to the identification, management and use of places with Indigenous heritage values.

The Burra Charter is available from Australia ICOMOS Inc.

Find out more about these publications and more

Cliff Head Historic Site, WA.

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