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June 12, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Mobilizing International Resources for the Conservation of My Son Heritage in Vietnam

DTDinh Van TrongNTNguyen Thi Kieu TrinhNHNgo Ha

Key Points

  • The research aims to clarify the mobilization of international resources for the conservation of My Son Sanctuary in Vietnam.
  • Employing qualitative research methods to analyze conservation efforts.
  • Investigating projects involving cooperation with Vietnam and Poland, Italy, India, and UNESCO.
  • Collecting materials to understand the effects of degradation on the site.
  • Identified collaborative efforts between the Vietnamese Government and international entities.
  • Outlined key conservation projects funded by international resources.
  • Demonstrated the significance of My Son as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site.

Abstract

My Son Sanctuary is an ancient Champa temple and architectural tower complex designated by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage site. However, it is gradually deteriorating due to the effects of time, the environment, and human activity. To clarify the issue of “Mobilising International Resources for the Conservation of My Son Sanctuary in Vietnam”, using collected materials, the authors employ qualitative research methods to clarify the conservation efforts for My Son Sanctuary through projects involving cooperation between the Vietnamese Government and the governments of Poland, Italy, India, and the World Heritage Fund under UNESCO. This is an important study initiative for both domestic and international researchers interested in the preservation of My Son in Vietnam, as part of the legacy of humanity’s shared heritage.

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Trong et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2ba2448101cf8926f0152chttps://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1973-9494/25460
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