New Zealand3
Properties inscribed
on the World Heritage List
on the World Heritage List
1
Mandate to the World Heritage Committee
12
State of Conservation Reports
3
International assistance
requests Approved
requests Approved
29,000
International assistance
Total Amount Approved (USD)
Total Amount Approved (USD)
Ratification of the Convention:
Thursday, 22 November 1984Mandates to the World Heritage Committee1
2003-2007UNESCO
World Heritage
Properties inscribed
on the World Heritage List3
on the World Heritage List3
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Sites on the Tentative List8
A Tentative List is an inventory of those properties which each State Party intends to consider for nomination.More about the Tentative List Process
- Auckland Volcanic Fields2007
- Waters and seabed of Fiordland (Te Moana O Atawhenua)2007
- Kahurangi National Park, Farewell Spit and Canaan karst system2007
- Kerikeri Basin historic precinct2007
- Kermadec Islands and Marine reserve2007
- Napier Art Deco historic precinct2007
- Whakarua Moutere (North East Islands)2007
- Waitangi Treaty Grounds historic precinct2007
State of Conservation Reports12
State of conservation of World Heritage properties since 1979 and the threats they have faced in the past, or are currently facing.More about State of Conservation
Regional meeting on the Pacific World Heritage Action Plan 2016-2020
1 Dec 2015 -4 Dec 2015
Pacific Islands World Heritage Workshop regarding capacity-building for heritage site management
13 Oct 2008 -17 Oct 2008
31st Session of the World Heritage Committee
23 Jun 2007 -2 Jul 2007
Pacific Island World Heritage Workshop
18 Feb 2007 -23 Feb 2007
Within UNESCO
- UNESCO Country pageUNESCO/CPE
- Intangible Cultural HeritageUNESCO/CLT/ITH
- Cultural Heritage Laws DatabaseUNESCO/CLT/NATLAWS
- Ratified ConventionUNESCO/LA
- Biosphere ReservesUNESCO/SC
- Documents & PublicationsUNESCO/UNESDOC
- Multimedia ArchivesUNESCO/MSS/BKI/ISS
- UNESCO transparency Portal
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