The Archaeological Site of Tipasa, Algeria: What Kind of Management Plan?


World Heritage Site: Tipasa

Publication Year: 2017

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE82B7660D34

Summary

UNESCO's conditional listing of the archaeological site of Tipasa, Algeria, on its World Heritage list hinges on the implementation of a robust management plan. A study by Benali Aoudia and Chennaoui (2017) addresses this critical requirement by translating the prescriptions of the Protection and Enhancement Plan of Archaeological Sites (PPMVSA), approved in 2012, into a comprehensive long-term strategy. This approach ensures the preservation and enhancement of Tipasa while fostering socio-economic development in its region. The research employs a systemic analysis and ex ante evaluation of the site's dynamics, proposing five strategic visions and seven action plans to meet UNESCO's demands effectively.

Citation

Benali Aoudia, L., & Chennaoui, Y. (2017). The Archaeological Site of Tipasa, Algeria: What Kind of Management Plan? Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites, 19(3), 173–196. https://doi.org/10.1080/13505033.2017.1348853

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