5.i Policies and programmes This section refers to Articles 4 and 5 of the regarding the Convention related to the presentation presentation and transmission to future and promotion of the generations of the cultural and natural property heritage. States Parties are encouraged to provide information on the policies and programmes for the presentation and promotion of the nominated property. 5.j Staffing levels and expertise Indicate the skills and qualifications available needed for the good (professional, technical, management of the property, maintenance) including in relation to visitation and future training needs. 6. Monitoring This section of the nomination is intended to provide the evidence for the state of conservation of the property which can be reviewed and reported on regularly so as to give an indication of trends over time. 6.a Key indicators for List in table form those key indicators that have been chosen as the measure measuring state of of the state of conservation of the conservation whole property (see section 4.a above). Indicate the periodicity of the review of these indicators and the location where the records are kept. They could be representative of an important aspect of the property and relate as closely as possible to the Statement of Outstanding Universal Value (see section 2.b above). Where possible they could be expressed numerically and where this is not possible they could be of a kind which can be repeated, for example by taking a photograph from the same point. Examples of good indicators are the: (i) number of species, or population of a keystone species on a natural property; (ii) percentage of buildings requiring major repair in a historic town or district; (iii) number of years estimated to elapse before a major conservation programme is likely to be completed; (iv) stability or degree of movement in a particular building or element of a building; (v) rate at which encroachment of any kind on a property has increased or diminished. Indicator Periodicity Location of Records NOMINATION FORMAT EXPLANATORY NOTES
5.i Policies and programmes related to the presentation and promotion of the property This section refers to Articles 4 and 5 of the Convention regarding the presentation and transmission to future generations of the cultural and natural heritage. States Parties are encouraged to provide information on the policies and programmes for the presentation and promotion of the nominated property. 5.j Staffing levels and expertise (professional, technical, maintenance) Indicate the skills and qualifications available needed for the good management of the property, including in relation to visitation and future training needs. 6. Monitoring This section of the nomination is intended to provide the evidence for the state of conservation of the property which can be reviewed and reported on regularly so as to give an indication of trends over time. 6.a Key indicators for measuring state of conservation List in table form those key indicators that have been chosen as the measure of the state of conservation of the whole property (see section 4.a above). Indicate the periodicity of the review of these indicators and the location where the records are kept. They could be representative of an important aspect of the property and relate as closely as possible to the Statement of Outstanding Universal Value (see section 2.b above). Where possible they could be expressed numerically and where this is not possible they could be of a kind which can be repeated, for example by taking a photograph from the same point. Examples of good indicators are the: (i) number of species, or population of a keystone species on a natural property; (ii) percentage of buildings requiring major repair in a historic town or district; (iii) number of years estimated to elapse before a major conservation programme is likely to be completed; (iv) stability or degree of movement in a particular building or element of a building; (v) rate at which encroachment of any kind on a property has increased or diminished. Indicator Periodicity Location of Records NOMINATION FORMAT EXPLANATORY NOTES