PRESERVING UKRAINE’S CULTURAL HERITAGE: RESTORATION AND INCLUSIVITY

The article substantiates the relevance of the research topic related to the destruction of cultural heritage objects during the Russian-Ukrainian war. The general issues related to the preservation of architectural monuments and urban planning are analyzed, the existing legislative framework in Ukraine in the field of protection and restoration and the existing shortcomings in this field are determined and special attention is paid to the fate of cultural heritage in times of war when the main factors of the destruction of objects and the destruction caused by various types of weapons come to the fore. The directions of cooperation between the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy and the Ukraine International Institute of Restoration (UIIR) in the field of surveying war-damaged heritage sites with the subsequent creation of an electronic archive of objects and the application of the 3D scanning method and the reconstruction of the cultural heritage of the war-affected regions of Ukraine are highlighted. The aspect of access to objects of the cultural heritage of people with disabilities is considered.

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International Journal of Conservation Science
Published
2025-05-15
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https://doi.org/10.36868/ijcs.2025.si.14
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Sustainable Urban and Rural Development
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PRESERVING UKRAINE’S CULTURAL HERITAGE: RESTORATION AND INCLUSIVITY

V. A. Molochko, Joanna Borowczyk
International Journal of Conservation Science
Sustainable Urban and Rural Development
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PRESERVING UKRAINE’S CULTURAL HERITAGE: RESTORATION AND INCLUSIVITY

V. A. Molochko, Joanna Borowczyk
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Abstract

The article substantiates the relevance of the research topic related to the destruction of cultural heritage objects during the Russian-Ukrainian war. The general issues related to the preservation of architectural monuments and urban planning are analyzed, the existing legislative framework in Ukraine in the field of protection and restoration and the existing shortcomings in this field are determined and special attention is paid to the fate of cultural heritage in times of war when the main factors of the destruction of objects and the destruction caused by various types of weapons come to the fore. The directions of cooperation between the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy and the Ukraine International Institute of Restoration (UIIR) in the field of surveying war-damaged heritage sites with the subsequent creation of an electronic archive of objects and the application of the 3D scanning method and the reconstruction of the cultural heritage of the war-affected regions of Ukraine are highlighted. The aspect of access to objects of the cultural heritage of people with disabilities is considered.

International Journal of Conservation ScienceVol. 16(Special Issue)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Sustainable Urban and Rural Development
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