2024 JIAPICH
Based on the Jeonju Declaration on the Protection of ICH adopted
by the first international intangible heritage decree in 2017,
The Jeonju International Awards for Promoting Intangible Cultural Heritage (JIAPICH)
aims to encourage the model safeguarding practices of ICH in the global community
regardless of nationality , ethnicity, religion, race, age, gender, or any other political, social, economic or cultural orientation.
2024 JIAPICH Finalists
ACAIPI
(Association of Indigenous Captains and Authorities of the Pirá Paraná)
Activities represented by the ‘Jaguar shamans of Yuruparí’ focus on documenting traditional knowledge and
establishing an educational framework aimed at transmitting intangible heritage to future generations.
They prioritize creating their own learning models for the succession of intangible heritage and
endeavor in environmental education aimed at protecting sacred sites. They strive for the practical application of traditional knowledge,
emphasizing the connection to younger generations.
DR.Roya Taghiyeva
(Roya Taghiyeva)
She has conducted activities aimed at preserving and transmitting Azerbaijani carpet weaving culture,
representative of carpet culture, and has played a pivotal role in promoting Azerbaijani carpet weaving culture worldwide.
Additionally, she operates a carpet museum, organizes various exhibitions, and introduces intangible heritage to diverse generations,
making significant contributions to Azerbaijan's intangible heritage.
The Foundation Koblen des Mandé Sud
The Foundation of Koble Mandé Sud works to protect and transmit the intangible heritage of the Dan people in Côte d'Ivoire.
They promote local parades and traditional dances to sustain their cultural legacy.
Additionally, through these performances, they foster exchanges with various ethnic groups within Côte d'Ivoire and aim to restore traditions lost due to war.
2024 JIAPICH Finalists
ACAIPI
(Association of Indigenous Captains and Authorities of the Pirá Paraná)
Activities represented by the ‘Jaguar shamans of Yuruparí’ focus on documenting traditional knowledge and
establishing an educational framework aimed at transmitting intangible heritage to future generations.
They prioritize creating their own learning models for the succession of intangible heritage and
endeavor in environmental education aimed at protecting sacred sites. They strive for the practical application of traditional knowledge,
emphasizing the connection to younger generations.
DR.Roya Taghiyeva
She has conducted activities aimed at preserving and transmitting Azerbaijani carpet weaving culture,
representative of carpet culture, and has played a pivotal role in promoting Azerbaijani carpet weaving culture worldwide.
Additionally, she operates a carpet museum, organizes various exhibitions, and introduces intangible heritage to diverse generations,
making significant contributions to Azerbaijan's intangible heritage.
The Foundation Koblen des Mandé Sud
The Foundation of Koble Mandé Sud works to protect and transmit the intangible heritage of the Dan people in Côte d'Ivoire.
They promote local parades and traditional dances to sustain their cultural legacy.
Additionally, through these performances, they foster exchanges with various ethnic groups within Côte d'Ivoire and aim to restore traditions lost due to war.