The role of national governments in preserving architecture heritage includes the following:
1. Legal protection: National governments pass laws and regulations to protect heritage buildings and sites from destruction, alteration, or unauthorized development.
2. Financial support: Governments provide financial support to maintain, restore, and conserve heritage buildings and sites. This may include subsidies, grants, and tax incentives for private owners and organizations.
3. Education and awareness: Governments raise awareness about the importance of preserving cultural heritage by conducting educational campaigns and promoting cultural tourism.
4. Research and documentation: Governments fund research, surveys, and documentation to collect information about heritage buildings and sites to develop conservation plans.
5. Management and monitoring: National governments are responsible for managing and monitoring the preservation and conservation of heritage sites.
6. International cooperation: National governments collaborate with international organizations and other governments to preserve and protect heritage buildings and sites.
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