Sustainability, Volume 17, Issue 12
2025 June-2 - 440 articles
Cover Story: This article unveils climate-adaptive World Heritage management strategies (CAWHMSs) through a case study of World Heritage (WH) properties in the Netherlands. Textual data from Statements of Outstanding Universal Value, State of Conservation Reports by State Parties, and management plans support keyword aggregation, qualitative coding, and visualisation, confirming two CAWHMSs. Conservation supports urban climate regulation and sustainable water management. Moreover, WH properties serve as collaborative knowledge hubs, supporting multidisciplinary efforts towards sustainable development goals and deepening younger generations’ awareness of cultural and natural significance in mitigating climate risks. WH is a contributor to climate adaptation. Cross-sectoral stakeholders can advance holistic climate adaptation actions through CAWHMSs. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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