ALT Screenshot from the AHRC news story, highlighting a quote from AHRC Executive Chair Professor Christopher Smith: "UK arts and humanities research is vital to showing the critical role that protecting culture and cultural heritage plays in the UK’s international development agenda. This research will protect cultural heritage at risk from climate change and natural disasters and build disaster-preparedness capacity throughout the world, as also highlighted at COP28. Spanning a diverse range of methods, regions and disciplines, the projects come together to propose new ways to build capacity for climate action in a way that preserves indigenous knowledge and heritage practices across cultures. AHRC is proud to work with DCMS in making the case for culture-based climate action."