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

My Son Sanctuary, an ancient Champa temple complex and UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, faces significant deterioration due to environmental factors and human activity. This study highlights the effectiveness of international collaboration in addressing its conservation challenges. By analyzing projects involving partnerships between Vietnam and countries like Poland, Italy, India, as well as the World Heritage Fund under UNESCO, researchers demonstrate how such cooperation can mobilize critical resources for heritage preservation. The findings underscore the importance of these initiatives in safeguarding My Son Sanctuary, contributing to global efforts in protecting humanity's shared cultural legacy. This work serves as a valuable resource for both domestic and international stakeholders invested in preserving this significant site.

Van Trong, D., Thi Kieu Trinh, N., & Van Ha, N. (2026). Mobilizing International Resources for the Conservation of My Son Heritage in Vietnam. Conservation Science in Cultural Heritage, 25(1), 289–301. https://doi.org/10.6092/ISSN.1973-9494/25460