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Lo sapevi che per ogni Patrimonio Mondiale viene individuato un ente gestore del riconoscimento? L'ente gestore è il referente univoco sia per il Ministero (nel caso dei Siti Natuali è il Ministero dell'Ambiente e della Tutela del Territorio e del Mare e nel caso di quelli culturali è il MiBACT) sia per il Comitato per il Patrimonio Mondiale UNESCO. Lo scopo dell'ente gestore è quello di garantire una gestione efficace e coordinata del Bene UNESCO. Le Province [Belluno, Bolzano, Pordenone, Trento e Udine] e le Regioni [Friuli Venezia Giulia e Veneto] hanno costituito il 13 maggio del 2010 la Fondazione Dolomiti UNESCO. La Fondazione da allora risponde ad una grande sfida rispetto alla complessità del Bene dolomitico che non trova eguali negli altri siti del Patrimonio UNESCO: comunicare, valorizzare e conservare le Dolomiti oltre i confini amministrativi. Ecco spiegata la frase iniziale "9 Sistemi un unico Bene Patrimonio Mondiale"&#13;
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Partecipa anche tu alla campagna #dolomitesmuseum e condividi le tue riflessioni sulle Dolomiti del futuro usando #dolomiteschanges #dolomitenimwandel #dolomitichecambiano&#13;
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#iorestoacasa e continuo a raccontare il nostro Patrimonio perché #laculturanonsiferma&#13;
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#dolomitesunesco #dolomiti #patrimoniomondiale #UNESCO #unescoworldheritage #viaggiosuldivano #bellezzaadomicilio #italiadacasa #dolomitesmuseum Museo Dolom.it</text>
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