With CPF projects across the Middle East, North and East Africa and parts of South Asia, there are a wide range of stories about cultural heritage to explore.
'This funding extension is an acknowledgement of the increasing demand for a UK response to the challenges facing our global cultural heritage.' - Stephanie Grant, Director of CPF.
Egypt’s construction industry has hailed CPF’s ‘Recovery Lab of Port Said’ as 2025’s ‘Conservation & Heritage Initiative of the Year.’
Hear from Mona Habeb, CPF Grants Manager, on the impact of CPF projects in Libya.
'This funding extension is an acknowledgement of the increasing demand for a UK response to the challenges facing our global cultural heritage.' - Stephanie Grant, Director of CPF.
The British Council has published a new milestone report, ‘Digital Cultural Heritage: Imagination, innovation and opportunity.’
No Other Land has won Best Documentary Feature at the 2025 Academy Awards. The film was co-directed by two alumni of a project supported by the Cultural Protection Fund.
Cultural Protection Fund (CPF) Director Stephanie Grant reflects on her trip to Jerusalem and the West Bank in December 2024.
Discover more about Kusunda, the language from Nepal with only one native fluent speaker left.
The Ileret Footprint site in Kenya has been conserved by National Museums Kenya and partners and handed over to the Marsabit County Government.
Janakpur Women's Development Center is preserving and reviving Maithil women’s paintings and mud art heritage in Nepal.
MaritimEA Research has launched ‘The Lost Cities of the Indus Delta’, part of its Digital Heritage Trail Project which is documenting five endangered maritime archaeological sites in Sindh.
Facing Change: Jordan 2024 brought together professionals from over 40 countries for a packed programme of cultural heritage protection events.
