On the 14 of July 2026 “The Fabric of Heritage Protection: Co-creating Comprehensive Provenance Ecosystems” CPP4ALL workshop, took place at the Hungarian National Museum in Budapest.
A sincere thank you to Dr Lujza Varga for the warm hospitality, and the excellent organization. Likewise sincere gratitude also goes to the Director of the Hungarian National Museum Dr Gábor Zsigmond for the warm welcome and for providing the participants an inspiring venue for the discussions.
The workshop brought together experts from different disciplines and countries to exchange ideas on strengthening provenance research, improving traceability, and developing comprehensive ecosystems to better protect cultural property.
Finally, thank you to all the participants for their valuable contributions, insightful discussions, and commitment to advancing this important field.
Once again COST Association – European Cooperation in Science and Technology proves to be one of the EU most impactful tool in creating research networks.
