7 Most Endangered Programme

The 7 Most Endangered Programme identifies endangered monuments and sites in Europe and mobilizes public and private partners on a local, national and European level to find a viable future for those sites.[1]

It was launched by Europa Nostra and the European Investment Bank Institute in January 2013.[2][3]

The 7 Most Endangered Programme is inspired by a successful programme of the US National Trust for Historic Preservation, based in Washington.[4] It does not provide funding. Its aim is to serve as a catalyst for action and raise awareness.[5]

Entries can be submitted by Europa Nostra’s country representations, member and associate organisations as well as by established public and private bodies active in the heritage field located in countries where Europa Nostra is not yet represented.

An international advisory panel, comprising specialists in history, archaeology, architecture, conservation and finance, meet to discuss over the applications and shortlist the most endangered monuments and sites. The board of Europa Nostra reviews the list[6] which is then publicly announced during an annual congress.

Rescue missions to the sites included in the final list are then organised and the sites are visited. The results and recommendations of the rescue missions are summarised in reports that become available on the organisation's website.[1]

The list
YearSiteLocationCountryNotes
2020National Theatre of Albania in TiranaTiranaAlbania
2020Jezeří Castle in Horní JiřetínHorní JiřetínCzech Republic
2020Castle of Sammezzano in LeccioTuscanyItaly
2020Y-block building of the Government Quarter in OsloOsloNorway
2020Szombierki Power Plant in BytomBytomPoland
2020Belgrade Fortress and its surroundingsBelgradeSerbia
2020Bežigrad Stadium of the architect Jože Plečnik in LjubljanaLjubljanaSlovenia
2018Post-Byzantine Churches in Voskopoja and VithkuqiVoskopoja, VithkuqiAlbania
2018Historic Centre of ViennaViennaAustria
2018The Buzludzha MonumentBuzludzhaBulgaria
2018David Gareji Monasteries and HermitageSagarejo Municipality, KakhetiGeorgia
2018Constanța CasinoConstanțaRomania
2018Prinkipo Greek Orthodox OrphanagePrinces’ IslandsTurkey
2018Grimsby Ice FactoryGrimsbyUnited Kingdom
2016Archaeological Site of Ererouyk and village of Ani PemzaAni PemzaArmenia
2016Patarei Sea Fortress in TallinnTallinnEstonia
2016Helsinki-Malmi AirportHelsinkiFinland
2016Colbert Swing Bridge in Dieppe, NormandyDieppeFrance
2016Kampos of Chios, island of ChiosChiosGreece
2016Convent of St. Anthony of Padua Extremadura,CáceresSpain
2016Ancient city of Hasankeyf and its surroundingsHasankeyfTurkey
2016Venice LagoonVeniceItaly
2014Historic Stage Machinery of the Bourla TheatreAntwerpBelgium
2014Neighbourhoods of Dolcho and ApozariKastoriaGreece
2014Citadel of AlessandriaAlessandriaItaly
2014Carillons of the Mafra National PalaceMafraPortugal
2014Wooden Churches in Southern Transylvania and Northern OlteniaSouthern Transylvania and Northern OlteniaRomania
2014Colour Row Settlement in ChernyakhovskChernyakhovskRussia
2014Synagogue in SuboticaSuboticaSerbia
2013Roman Amphitheatre in DurrësDurrësAlbania
2013The Buffer Zone of the Historic Centre of NicosiaNicosiaCyprus
2013Vauban’s Fortifications in BriançonBriançonFrance
2013Renaissance Monastery of San Benedetto Po, near MantuaSan Benedetto PoItaly
2013Manueline Style Monastery and Church of Jesus in SetúbalSetúbalPortugal
2013Roşia Montană Mining Landscape in TransylvaniaRoşia MontanăRomania
2013St. George Armenian Church in MardinMardinTurkey

References
  1. "7 Most Endangered Programme". Europa Nostra.
  2. "Press corner". European Commission - European Commission.
  3. Guardian Staff (April 18, 2013). "Europe's most threatened archaeological sites and landmarks". the Guardian.
  4. "LOOK: The 14 Most Endangered Heritage Sites In Europe". HuffPost. May 19, 2013.
  5. "The 7 Most Endangered - Europa Nostra". Google Arts & Culture.
  6. "Commons:Wiki Loves Monuments 2013/7 Most Endangered Monuments - Wikimedia Commons". commons.wikimedia.org.
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