Guidelines for Curricula & Training

Empowering communities in the fight against trafficking of cultural goods 

The fight against illicit trafficking of cultural property requires coordinated action across diverse professional communities. ANCHISE proposes a comprehensive guidebook providing adaptable training frameworks designed to strengthen capacity building at local, national, and international levels.

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Developed through ANCHISE's multidisciplinary expertise and field experience, these guidelines address five professional communities: archaeologists, museum professionals, law enforcement agencies, art market actors, and provenance researchers. Each curriculum module combines theoretical foundations with practical applications.

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The guidelines follow a modular structure, offering flexible formats ranging from one-day intensive sessions to semester-long academic programmes. This adaptability ensures institutions can implement training according to their specific contexts, resources, and target audiences.

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These guidelines are part of a larger report on capacity building activities done in the framework of the ANCHISE project: it contains a mapping of existing courses and training, case studies, the training programme models and their comparison.