Upon the end of the workshop, the organizers have received positive feedbacks from participating colleges and universities as well as the trainees. The trainees all agreed that the workshop offered them a global perspective and deepened their understanding of intangible cultural heritage.

Hence, CRIHAP has decided to continue to hold capacity-building workshops on ICH safeguarding for more youths in the Asia Pacific region to cultivate a new force that transmits, spreads and promotes ICH and plays an active role in the sustainable development of ICH.

To date, CRIHAP has organized a total of 61 ICH capacity-building workshops covering 41 countries and regions, with 2,248 direct beneficiaries throughout the Asia-Pacific region.