In response to the massive destruction of cultural heritage, the world has decided to come together. ALIPH is the only global fund that is solely dedicated to the protection of cultural heritage in conflict areas. To carry out this mission, the foundation finances preventive measures, emergency interventions and concrete post-conflict rehabilitation projects, all around the world.

ALIPH Projects

Save Ukrainian Heritage

Skeiron preserves Ukraine's cultural heritage through 3D scanning of monuments, using laser and photogrammetry technologies. The #SaveUkrainianHeritage project aims to create …

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Reviving the Jewish Memory of Mosul

Project of documentation and preservation of the Jewish intangible heritage of Mosul through the documentation of the oral history of the Jewish community. This project aims t…

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Fund to protect Ukraine’s cultural heritage and support its heritage professionals

Since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, ALIPH has been in close contact with courageous Ukrainian heritage professionals as well as European and international organiza…

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Community Rehabilitation in Georgia - restoring the Tsiskarauli Tower

“Community Rehabilitation of the Tsiskarauli Tower” was an ALIPH-funded partnership project by INTO, the National Trust of Georgia and REMPART following a model of community r…

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First Aid Interventions to the World Heritage Site of Hatra after Daesh Occupation

This project will restore the sculptural decoration and one of the temples and provide on the job training to young Iraqi conservators and archaeologists.

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The Mashki Gate Restoration, Mosul

The project will restore this exceptional architectural example and transform it into an educational center dedicated to the history of Nineveh.

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Emergency Digitization and Inventory of the Collection of the National Museum of Aden

The Museum holds several thousand archaeological, historical, and ethnographical objects although many were damaged or looted. DLME is working with the museum to secure the re…

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Documenting Yemeni-Built Heritage at Risk

Much of Yemen’s unique heritage has been severely damaged by conflict. In response, French and Italian teams are collaborating with Yemeni authorities to document and assess u…

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The Dhamar Museum Recovery and Documentation Project

The Dhamar Museum, one of Yemen’s largest and most important regional museums, was heavily damaged during conflict. CAORC will recover, document and shelter the collection, wh…

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