The International Alliance for the Protection of heritage in conflict areas /ALIPH/ is an organisation which goal is to support financially associations, foundations, cultural and heritage institutions, and international organisations working to preserve cultural heritage in future conflicts or to rehabilitate it. Supported will be protection and restoration projects from the smallest local initiatives to ambitious long-term projects. The initiative also aims to supply immediate aid in conflict areas wherever this is most urgently needed.
ALIPH has already started the ambitious project of supporting the rehabilitation of the Mosul Museum in Iraq, restoring the Tomb in Askia in Gao, Mali and rehabilitating the Mar Behnam Monastery in Northern Iraq.
Therefore, the international organisation is now calling for projects proposals which can be submitted up until 15 March 2019 on the ALIPH website: https://www.aliph-foundation.org/