DOCUMENTATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT AND MITIGATION OF BUILT CULTURAL HERITAGE IN CENTRAL ASIA: THE ERAMCA PROJECT

Abstract. The ERASMUS+ initiative funded, in 2019, a Capacity Building project named ERAMCA (Environmental Risk Assessment and Mitigation Central Asia) to build up study plan at the Master of Science level (120 ECTS 2 academic years) open Architects, Civil, Building, Environmental Engineers build-up new generation professionals able work team with different specialities document Cultural Heritage assets by considering environmental risks. These will be set helpful basic knowledge future actions preservation enhancement following most recent development restoration field international level.The started survey architects engineers Uzbekistan Tajikistan on documentation natural anthropic risks.By common knowledge, Partners (3 European Universities from Italy, Germany, Croatia 4 Tajikistan) realised concentrating teaching activity disciplines: Geomatics, Restoration, Structure Seismic Engineering, Hydrogeology Geotechnics.ERAMCA is its last year activity, final results can presented discussed among Documentation community offer possible suggestions for diffuse strategies.