About EAHTR

• What is it?

  The European Association of Historic Towns and Regions (EAHTR) is an organisation, formed by the Council of Europe in 1999. Its aim is to promote the interests of historic and heritage towns across Europe.
  
  EAHTR’s principle objective is to identify and share experience and good practice in the sustainable urban conservation and management of historic areas through international collaboration and co-operation between towns and cities and other involved organisations.

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• Constitution

  The constitution of EAHTR sets out the organisation’s legal status, aims, objectives, activities and decision making procedures.

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• Bureau and Secretariat

  The EAHTR is governed by a General Assembly which all members are entitled to attend and an elected Bureau. The organisation is managed by its secretariat, led by the Secretary General. Details of the Bureau and Secretariat are attached.

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• How to Join

  The constitution of EAHTR provides for 3 categories of paying members. These are

  • Full membership – Associations of Historic Towns and Individual Historic Towns, Cities and Regions
  • Associate Membership – relevant organisations, companies educational/professional Institutes and Universities
  • Personal Membership – Interested individuals including honorary personal membership
  Subscription rates and application forms