First Aid to Cultural Heritage

We provide first-aid to culture worldwide.

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We support local actors to provide first aid to cultural heritage under threat due to conflict or disaster.
Network & Resources

Knowledge repository and exchange for cultural heritage practitioners and first-aiders
Training

Local Training

Supporting local emergency response for cultural heritage in need
First Aid to Culture

We support local actors providing first aid to tangible heritage
Training, Event

CER Regional HUBS

Supporting local emergency response for cultural heritage in need

The problem

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The solution

When we were founded and on being the legacy of PCF. The CER programme was established in 2003 as a direct response to the blowing up of the Bamiyan Buddhas in Afghanistan and the looting of the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad in 2003. The Prince Claus Fund saw the need for an organisation that could respond within weeks to protect heritage affected by disaster or conflict.

“Where we find historical loss, the only thing we can do is draw from our culture to reimagine and recreate.”

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The results

When we were founded and on being the legacy of PCF. The CER programme was established in 2003 as a direct response to the blowing up of the Bamiyan Buddhas in Afghanistan and the looting of the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad in 2003. The Prince Claus Fund saw the need for an organisation that could respond within weeks to protect heritage affected by disaster or conflict.