Education  India Project #32547

SAMPARC Heritage Education Camp

by SAMPARC (Social Action for Manpower Creation)
SAMPARC Heritage Education Camp

Project Report | Mar 12, 2018
SAMPARC Heritage Camp Details

By Shailesh Parte | Project Leader

SAMPARC Heritage Walk
SAMPARC Heritage Walk

The background details are as follows:

SAMPARC Heritage Preservation Project was initiated in 2016 by SAMPARC with an aim to enlist the monuments - Bhaje, Karla and Bedse Caves and Visapur and Lohagad Forts in UNESCO World Heritage Site’s List.

 

Social Action for Manpower Creation-SAMPARC is non-profit making Public Charitable Society and Trust in India established in the early eras of 1990 for the rehabilitation, foster care and educational headway for orphan children, children of sex workers and underprivileged ones. SAMPARC has also introduced Community Education Support Program, Skill development sessions, Industrial Training Centre and Vocational Training Centre, Medical facilities for poverty –stricken rural population and projects on varied range at national levels.

SAMPARC Heritage Walk (as a part of SAMPARC Heritage Preservation Project) was initiated in 2016 and then it was also followed in 2017.SAMPARC shall also organize SAMPARC heritage camp, SAMPARC heritage cleanliness drives and seminars on safeguarding heritage monuments from this time forth. The pivotal motive for introduction of such divergent initiative is imbibe the deep roots of historical monuments such as Lohagad and Visapur fort, Karla, Bhaje and Bedse caves, also to pursue UNESCO world heritage tag in preservation and protection of these momentous places of India. From this year onward we are initiating our new project SAMPARC Heritage Camp to create awareness about heritage monuments and preservation of heritage monuments.

 

SAMPARC Heritage Camp (SHC) aims to develop innovative educational approaches in support of conservation and preservation of heritage monuments by enabling participants to:-

 

  • Learn more about Heritage monuments
  • Acquire new skills to conserve these sites
  • Life-long commitment to preserving our heritage monuments for present and future generations
  • Involvement in heritage education and conservation activities in SAMPARC center and heritage sites

 

SAMPARC Heritage Camp is a two day residential camp, inclusive of onsite heritage visits, visual and classroom sessions, various exercises, role play etc.

 

Department of Archaeology - Deccan College Post Graduate and Research Institute is our knowledge partner for this project.

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Organization Information

SAMPARC (Social Action for Manpower Creation)

Location: Pune, Maharashtra - India
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SAMPARC (Social Action for Manpower Creation)
Shailesh Parte
Project Leader:
Shailesh Parte
Pune , Maharashtra India

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