INTO Projects
INTO brings the global National Trust family together to share knowledge and tools for the protection of cultural and natural heritage
Projects created through partnerships
Our programmes and resources facilitate international collaboration and learning in the heritage sector.
We bring together INTO members on projects to share learning and best practice. We support them through all stages of project delivery.
This means growing the concept into a brief, identifying potential donors, fundraising and finally grant management and project delivery.
INTO can act as advisor, partner or project lead, depending on the needs of our members.
INTO Partnership Projects
From 2022-2025, with £1.6 million in funding from the British Council’s Cultural Protection Fund and supported by the INTO project team, our international partners will restore six historic sites that are threatened by climate change.
With funding from the ALIPH Foundation, we will restore the missile-hit Tsiskarauli Tower and create a working holidays programme for National Trust of Georgia.
This collaboration with CCFU focuses on preserving heritage at risk from climate change in Uganda. The project is funded by the British Council's Cultural Protection Fund.
A knowledge-sharing programme that brings together managers of sites with a connection to the slave trade. The programme is a collaboration between INTO and the American National Trust for Historic Preservation.
Funded by Interreg Europe, Innocastle aims to improve policy instruments governing castles across Europe, by stimulating the exchange of knowledge between the five project partners.
INTO is bringing together members in Nigeria and Wales to share best practice for engaging historic house collections.
Through a two-year grant, American Express is supporting research into sustainable tourism at INTO places which will be shared at our next conference.
INTO project funders
INTO Conferences
The INTO Conference is at the heart of everything we do. Since the 1970s, the International Conference for National Trusts has been gathering people from across the globe to collaborate to protect our world heritage. It is an opportunity for our network to meet and discuss collective goals and challenges in our sector. Each biennial Conference is hosted by an member of our global family in partnership with INTO.
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