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Kekova Field Management Project

 

Project: Kekova Field Management Project

Type of Project: Ongoing Projects

Period of Project: 1 year

Purpose of Project: For the purpose of bringing the Kekova Tourism to the level and richness, it deserves, as well as bringing the natural-cultural conservation to the level desired, the main objective is to initiate the Kekova formation, and to transform this project into the Field Management Model in the second step.
The settlements available in Kekova, which constitutes one of the most special and well-known settlements of Antalya that is the capital of the tourism in Turkey, gives an extraordinary chance to the tourism with its extraordinary nature, unique sea and mysterious ruins. However, this chance has not been used well until today, and it has even caused a loss of attraction by being ill-treated. The low quality tourism service causes the Kekova Region not to be the most special place.
However, the region, which is a nature-culture-history-sea meeting center where any and all kinds of values are wrapped up, actually gives the chance of an extraordinary sea place for the underwater sports-tourism. When the underwater researches are completed under this project, the underwater areas suitable for tourism will be determined and mapped, and its contribution to tourism will be tried to be enhanced.
The most important part of the project is to raise awareness of the local community. A continuous training program will be implemented by the excavation team with respect to such matter under this project. It is also intended that the public will make initiatives in order to earn income from the tourism in their local business areas.
Following the project, Kekova Region will start to reach the level expected in terms of both nature and culture and tourism and other social and economic aspects.
The project has been perceived and developed as an important mission by taking into account the requests and suggestions of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the other institutions. Its realization will also be in the form of a consortium of all of these institutions.
The most important stakeholder of the project for the purpose of the ownership and maintenance of the project will constitute the local community. Accordingly, the public will be one of the main actors.
The Lycian Civilizations Museum will constitute the management base of the tourism studies to be developed under this project.

 

Objectives of Project: 

The conservation actions of the different masses and disciplines that play an active role in the conservation within the understanding of Contemporary Conservation are required to be carried out in an "effective" manner and in a "scheduled" manner under the sustainability, by coming together with the "participation" on the ground of social reconciliation and dialogue. Accordingly, any attempt to ensure conservation within the entire geographical, social and cultural areas constitutes the basis of the concept of "field management". The Field Management is the administrative aspect of the contemporary conservation that combines the concepts of "conservation" and "management". It is intended to transform the natural and cultural values available in the field into a multi-output organization within the balance of conservation and use.

All resources available in any living space are managed in any case (well or badly). Even if each institution fulfills its own responsibilities in all fields that are the subject of human life, such problems as conflict of authority, repetition of transactions, delays, failure to perform any transaction, incorrect performance of any transaction, inefficient use of the economic resources and time, etc. arise in the administrative system. The administrative coordination mechanism, which connects the conditions of conservation, survival and use in conservation fields and sites in order to prevent such problems, is called "Field Management".

 

Project Summary: 

  1. KEKOVA, which is internationally famous, keeps very rich and attractive natural, historical, cultural, sportive and artistic features together.
  2. The KEKOVA project has a qualified and sufficient current base with respect to the main subjects such as recognition, popularity, publication base, www bases, excavation, research and guidance.
  3. KEKOVA is a project that appeals to almost all of Western Antalya. All of these settlements of Demre, which are covered by the project, will benefit jointly from all outputs, and they will provide a great logistical power to the project while planting and harvesting.
  4. Demre ranks first in terms of the tourism capacity in Antalya each year. The attraction advantages of Kekova, Myra and St. Nikolaos provide important tourism input to Demre.
  5. The souvenir sales capacity in Demre has reached the quite large amounts. It is available for improvement and customization.
  6. It is certain that the natural and cultural characteristics of the fields under the project will create a very effective and qualified tourism and recognition power.
  7. Our community living in the rural settlements around KEKOVA can also benefit from the economic results of the project, and the cultural and natural awareness of the local community will be raised.
  8. The KEKOVA Project is a cultural tourism design that is sustainable and can be spread throughout the year.
  9. The excavations and researches carried out by the scientists of Akdeniz University and other universities constitute an available and effective force in terms of the scientific bases and activities.
  10. Myra was included in the UNESCO World Heritage Temporary Cultural List in 2009 under the Ancient Cities of the Lycian Civilization. It is a strong candidate for the permanent list.
  11. St. Nicholas was included in the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative Cultural List in 2000. It is a strong candidate for the permanent list.
  12. It was included in the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative Mixed List in 2000. It is the strongest candidate for the permanent list.
  13. The existence of the Lycian Civilizations Museum in the project area provides an important event medium and attraction point.
  14. The existence of the Excavation House Complex, infrastructure and other facilities of the Myra and Andriake excavation directorate in the project area will play an important role with respect to the success of the project.
  15. The Ministry of Culture and Tourism, which constitutes the main owner of the activities as specified in 9-14, will also constitute the main patron of this project.
  16. The District Governor, Mayor, Headmen and especially the public are eagerly ready to play a major role with respect to realization of such a project.
  17. The Development Plan for Conservation of Demre will be available.

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