National Heritage Administration Appoints Eight National Heritage Care Specialists

Utilizing the Experience of Retired Public Officials
Proposing Condition Assessments and Management Plans in Sixteen Metropolitan Cities and Provinces

National Heritage Care Specialist Proposing Follow-up Actions After Monitoring.

The National Heritage Administration announced on April 28 that it has appointed and is operating eight National Heritage Care Specialists.

This system is being promoted as a social contribution project for retired public officials by the Ministry of Personnel Management. It utilizes the work experience and field knowledge of retired public officials for the preservation and management of national heritage.

The National Heritage Care Specialists inspect the condition of national heritage at sixteen regional cultural heritage care centers in metropolitan cities and provinces, and propose management plans. They also promote the necessity of preventive management to national heritage owners and managers, and conduct training for care workers.

The National Heritage Care Project is funded by lottery proceeds. Through regional cultural heritage care centers, the condition of national heritage is regularly checked, and minor damage repairs and environmental management are carried out.

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