Municipalities are encouraged to coordinate with regional or national bodies, integrate local stakeholders, and report regularly on implemented measures. The ministry views this educational framework as a vital step to enhance cultural heritage resilience against increasing climate risks.

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**Growing Recognition of Collaborative Cultural Heritage Protection in Municipalities** Amid rising climate challenges and an evolving public understanding of community resilience, a quiet but significant shift is reshaping how municipalities approach heritage preservation. More often than not, the conversation centers on a single, powerful directive: municipalities are encouraged to coordinate with regional and national bodies, integrate local stakeholders, and report regularly on implemented measures. The ministry views this educational framework as a vital step to strengthen cultural heritage resilience against increasingly frequent climate threats. What’s driving this momentum? Growing public and institutional awareness shows that local history and historic assets are not just symbolic—but essential to community identity and long-term adaptation. When municipalities collaborate across levels of government and involve residents, businesses, and experts, they unlock smarter strategies and shared responsibility. **Why Collaboration is Gaining Traction**