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Serial transnational World Heritage nominations are challenging the way cultural heritage has been managed and evaluated in thepast. Serial transnational World Heritage nominations are unique in that they consist of multiple sites listed as one property,distributed in different countries, involving a large diversity of stakeholders in the process. As a result, there is a need for precisebaseline information for monitoring, reporting and decision making. This type of nomination requires different methodologies andtools to improve the monitoring cycle from the beginning of the nomination towards the periodic reporting. The case study of theSilk Roads Cultural Heritage Resource Information System (CHRIS) illustrates the use of a Geographical Content ManagementSystem (Geo-CMS) supporting the serial transnational World Heritage nomination and the monitoring of the Silk Roads in the fiveCentral Asian countries. The Silk Roads CHRIS is an initiative supported by UNESCO World Heritage Centre (WHC) and theBelgian Federal Science Policy Office (BELSPO), and developed by a consortium headed by the Raymond Lemaire InternationalCentre for Conservation (RLICC) at the KULeuven. The Silk Roads CHRIS has been successfully assisting in the preparation ofthe nomination dossiers of the Republics of Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan and will be used as a tool for monitoring tool inthe Central Asian countries

CONNECTING WORLD HERITAGE NOMINATIONS AND MONITORING WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE SILK ROADS CULTURAL HERITAGE RESOURCE INFORMATION SYSTEM