Regional Law 17/2019 of the Veneto Region is a framework law that regulates and coordinates the main regional interventions in the cultural sphere. Article 18 of this law refers to INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE (ICH), it defines the meaning of ICH and promotes the establishment of a regional register for the mapping of Veneto Cultural heritage. This instrument responds to one of the recommendations contained in the 2003 UNESCO Convention on Intangible Heritage. The mapping of ICH at local level represents the first step to safeguard, valorise and promote the heritage and identity of an area. The register is a tool for the recognition and inventorying of intangible heritage present in the territory, which is made available to local communities, encouraging their active participation in the identification and definition of significant and relevant elements, at regional level.

This is a strategy with a clear societal perspective. The vision is the same as the county council's overall vision, which states that Council will build attractive and inclusive communities in Nordland.
This strategy aims to establish a sustainable tourism industry that contributes to a more inclusive society. It’s forward-thinking, targeting reduced emissions, green restructuring, and regenerative tourism. This involves developing a holistic approach to intangible cultural heritage as a cornerstone of Nordland’s future development. The ambitions extend beyond the strategy’s timeframe, with Nordland County Council aiming for long-term progress. This strategy follows the “Strategy for Tourism and Experience Industries in Nordland 2017–2021” and outlines the council’s engagement with tourism from 2023 to 2027.
The focus is on building a robust tourism industry that enhances local communities, promotes green transition, and strengthens natural diversity. This strategy is both a business and social strategy, leading to economic, local development, and environmental objectives
A priority is to introduce a regenerative perspective on tourism and community development. Regenerative means a tourism industry that has the ambition to contribute to the renewal of resources and to create positive added value for local communities, the climate and the environment. This includes supporting ICH, local value creation, as well as taking care of local culture and natural resources.

European Funds for Podkarpacie 2021-2027 (EFP) is a document setting out a strategy for the use of EU funds in Podkarpackie Region. It is applicable from the date of notification to the Polish side of the EC Implementing Decision No. C(2022) 8692, i.e. from 5 December 2022. The priorities identified in the EFP target the wider economy, energy development, environmental protection, mobility or support for human capital.
One of the priority areas of the EFP is Priority 5 Friendly Social Space: (SO 4(vi) Strengthening the role of culture and sustainable tourism in economic development, social inclusion and social innovation).
Region is distinguished by its rich and diversified cultural heritage. In order to expand the quality and accessibility of the cultural offer for the region's inhabitants, the following measures are envisaged modernisation of the existing cultural institutions infrastructure in order to make the resources and various forms of their activities.
The expected results of the implementation of Priority 5 EFP are:
Improvement of infrastructural resources of provincial cultural institutions and increase of their potential.
Social inclusion of groups with difficult access to cultural goods and cultural offerings. Development of
Increase in cultural competences of the region's inhabitants, greater cooperation between science and culture and cultural heritage. Elimination of barriers to access to cultural goods and cultural heritage.

The Public Policy for Identity Tourism aims to outline the conditions for valorization and tourism development based on identity values ​​and the "spirit of the place" at the level of tourist destinations, by establishing collaborative networks in the destination communities and a favorable framework for sustainable tourism products for the domestic and international tourism market.
MEAT is the coordinator or responsible for the measures to be followed until 2035, aiming specific objectives:
¬ Awareness of identity values ​​and economic-social development of destinations by coordinated marketing and collaborative management actions at national level;
¬ Education & development of human resources in view to create and promote identity tourism activities;
¬ Preservation and perpetuation of built heritage and natural potential by relaxing some tourism standards related to quantitative aspects and assessing other qualitative criteria about local identity, creating new types of tourist accommodation/food/leisure, in accordance with local identity;
¬ Cumulative capitalization of aspects defining local identity to develop sustainable tourism by creating “identity tourism" labels (Identity Tourism Destination), with the corresponding economic advantages;
¬ Reducing pressure on environment through sustainable tourism services adapted to local identity (shorter commercial chains, or tourist routes), favoring immersion within the culture and nature of the place.

Amiens Métropole has developed a “2020-2026 Culture and heritage strategy” which combines the support and development of artistic teams with the promotion of its tangible and intangible heritage. Thus, within this strategy, a focus is made on promoting the territory “2. Amiens an attractive metropolis: shining through the arts and heritage” with one objective dedicated to “2.3 Reveal our heritage as a common asset for both residents and tourists”. The strategy of Amiens Métropole consists in supporting new and original approaches to heritage, in order to create projects that combine listed heritage with artistic innovation. As such, Amiens Métropole is associating and bringing to life a heritage programme with the label “Ville Pays d'Art et d'Histoire” (City of Art and History), particularly around monuments listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Beside the promotional approach, the programme enables the restoration of historic monuments. Amiens Métropole is also committed to promoting this heritage. As provided by the label “City of Art and History”, Amiens Métropole founded on 27th January 2024 the “Centre d'Interprétation de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine” (Architecture and Heritage Interpretation Centre).
This initiative has resulted a creative exhibition approach which showcases the area, its history and current events through creative scenography, while providing a fun and immersive way of raising awareness among residents and tourists alike.

The Municipal policy programme aims to promote the cultural heritage (tangible and intangible) values as part of the world heritage, preserving its authentic values and presenting them to both local and international visitors. This policy is in line with the policy of the Ministry of Economy Culture and Innovation, that provides a guideline to the respective Regional Departments, under its administration. Indicative activities of the programme are:
Educating society with national, cultural, and artistic values through the organization of various musical concerts and the participation of school students and citizens,
Study Visits - Tours to the old city through guided tours and Local cultural heritage assets.

Overall objectives of the measure are to increase from 5 to 21 by 2029 the number of cultural and tourist sites supported, and the number of visitors to over 2 million. According to the Regional Operational Program (R.O.P.), further development of culture requires the implementation of investments and Actions for the integration and interconnection of cultural & religious tourism resources. ICH is a priority to this respect, since the Region has a rich reserve of patrimony including among others the Tsakonian Dialect & Dance, the Kalamata traditional dance, the School of Textile Art of Geraki Lakonias, the Art of production of "Touloumi" cheese in Zaraka Lakonias and the traditional Carnival of Nedousa Messinias. The specific measure addressed under the R.O.P. objective RSO4.6 "Strengthening the role of culture and sustainable tourism in economic growth, social inclusion and social innovation". Its budget amounts to 18.620.000€ and ad hoc financing will be prioritarily devoted through specific calls for projects to categories of actions such as protection,promotion and exploitation of ICH infrastructures; enhancement of remarkable natural heritage sites,enhancement of accessibility infrastructures; ICH training, festivals and international cooperation actions. Furthermore, in order to fully exploit INCREMENTAL, the Region foresees to finance an "Intangible Cultural Heritage Guided Tour" to politically and technically valorise regional ICH assets into the measure's management.