A CASE STUDY ON FINANCING THE CONSERVATION OF IMMOVABLE CULTURAL ASSETS IN SAFRANBOLU

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Safran Kültür ve Turizm Araştırmaları Dergisi
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A CASE STUDY ON FINANCING THE CONSERVATION OF IMMOVABLE CULTURAL ASSETS IN SAFRANBOLU

A CASE STUDY ON FINANCING THE CONSERVATION OF IMMOVABLE CULTURAL ASSETS IN SAFRANBOLU

Authors : Ayse Kurtlu, Baki Özverdi

Pages : 331-344

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Publication Date : 2025-08-31

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :The concept of conserving cultural heritage encompasses various components. However, in order for it to be transferred to future generations, it is necessary to conserve it by keeping it alive and/or revitalizing it to contribute to the economy. Conserving cultural heritage requires a significant amount of funding. In Turkey, international organizations, public institutions, and the private sector provide financial aid, incentives, and funds for restoration, restitution, reconstruction, maintenance, and repair activities related to cultural heritage. However, in small towns like Safranbolu, these resources may be insufficient. The aim of the study is to examine the funding sources utilized for the conservation of immovable cultural assets in Safranbolu. To achieve this aim, a case study was conducted in the study. The findings were compared within the framework of laws, regulations, and provisions on conservation financing. The study concluded that financial resources were inadequate for the conservation of immovable cultural assets in Safranbolu, and solutions have been proposed to address the identified issues.
Keywords : taşınmaz kültür varlıkları, korumanın finansmanı, Safranbolu

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