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Portuguese-Galician border ICH: a safeguarding model created by Ponte...nas ondas!

Le PCI frontalier luso-galicien : un modèle de sauvegarde créé par Ponte...nas ondas!

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Overview

The Ponte…nas ondas! (PNO!) project aims to safeguard intangible cultural heritage on the Portuguese-Galician border by creating spaces in which the heritage can be practiced and transmitted to younger generations. Initially developed in schools of the municipalities of Salvaterra de Miño (Spain) and Monção (Portugal), the project later spread to many other schools and institutions. More recently, this living heritage has been studied and analysed for educational purposes by teachers and researchers from PNO!, with the support of tradition bearers, practitioners and specialists from universities in the region. The PNO! project has allowed young people to get involved in the practice and transmission of their own traditions thanks to the dissemination of cultural heritage in schools, the training of teachers, the presence of bearers and practitioners in classrooms to share their...

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Community and Authority

Communities
Portugal, Spain
Languages
Not specified in UNESCO dataset
Cultural territories
Portugal, Spain
Countries
Portugal, Spain

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The Ponte…nas ondas! (PNO!) project aims to safeguard intangible cultural heritage on the Portuguese-Galician border by creating spaces in which the heritage can be practiced and transmitted to younger generations. Initially developed in schools of the municipalities of Salvaterra de Miño (Spain) and Monção (Portugal), the project later...

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preferredTitle
UNESCO DataHub field title_fr
summary
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countries
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categories
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relationships
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sourceUrl
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rights
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