5.1 Conclusions
The study aim was to assess community perceptions regarding heritages well as the attached values; furthermore, documentation was done to show the ambition of every culture to transmit tradition in a landscape. Extensive research on the importance of managing heritage from a local community values orientation has been done (de Merode, Smeets and Westrik 2003; Chirikure and Pwiti 2008; Africa Biodiversity Collaborative Group 2014; Maposa 2014; Tayi 2017; Katekwe 2017; Chirikure, Nyamushosho and Chimhundu et al 2017; Shenjere-Nyabezi 2017) these deal with issues ranging from Liberation heritage, Value systems approach, Landscape and historical archaeology.
Furthermore, there is a high level of youth migration in the area to seek jobs and better standards of living outside the landscape. The work at Kasubi Royal Tombs is a good example to try and control the mass exodus of youths from the communities seeking jobs in cities or other countries. The Muzibu –Azaala Mpanga is a traditional Baganda constructed mausoleum a modern building through deriving considerable traditional skills in maintenance vested in construction (Chirikure, Manyanga, Ndoro and Pwiti 2010). As a case for community participation in heritage management Kasubi Tombs World …show more content…
The landscape is about 32 kilometres from the town of Chipinge but the community says it takes them about five to eight hours to get to Jenyani landscape. Collet in his 1984 report stressed the need to have good road networks for the development of community livelihoods and management of cultural heritage. The issue here is that for the area to develop they is need to have a better road network for the ease of both goods and people. The ideas a slow to reach the community and a lot of basic material for development are therefore expensive as a result of a poor road
The study aim was to assess community perceptions regarding heritages well as the attached values; furthermore, documentation was done to show the ambition of every culture to transmit tradition in a landscape. Extensive research on the importance of managing heritage from a local community values orientation has been done (de Merode, Smeets and Westrik 2003; Chirikure and Pwiti 2008; Africa Biodiversity Collaborative Group 2014; Maposa 2014; Tayi 2017; Katekwe 2017; Chirikure, Nyamushosho and Chimhundu et al 2017; Shenjere-Nyabezi 2017) these deal with issues ranging from Liberation heritage, Value systems approach, Landscape and historical archaeology.
Furthermore, there is a high level of youth migration in the area to seek jobs and better standards of living outside the landscape. The work at Kasubi Royal Tombs is a good example to try and control the mass exodus of youths from the communities seeking jobs in cities or other countries. The Muzibu –Azaala Mpanga is a traditional Baganda constructed mausoleum a modern building through deriving considerable traditional skills in maintenance vested in construction (Chirikure, Manyanga, Ndoro and Pwiti 2010). As a case for community participation in heritage management Kasubi Tombs World …show more content…
The landscape is about 32 kilometres from the town of Chipinge but the community says it takes them about five to eight hours to get to Jenyani landscape. Collet in his 1984 report stressed the need to have good road networks for the development of community livelihoods and management of cultural heritage. The issue here is that for the area to develop they is need to have a better road network for the ease of both goods and people. The ideas a slow to reach the community and a lot of basic material for development are therefore expensive as a result of a poor road