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caused by natural disasters.
42. In addition, all government departments and agencies active in the field of public works
should arrange their programmes and budgets so as to contribute to the rehabilitation of
groups of historic buildings by financing work, which is both in conformity with their own
aims and the aims of the safeguarding plan.
43. To increase the financial resources available to them, Member States should encourage the
setting up of public and/or private financing agencies for the safeguarding of historic areas
and their surroundings. These agencies should have corporate status and be empowered to
receive gifts from individuals, foundations and industrial and commercial concerns. Special tax
concessions may be granted to donors.
44. The financing of work of any description carried out for the safeguarding of historic areas
and their surroundings by setting up a loans corporation, could be facilitated by public
institutions and private credit establishments, which would be responsible for making loans to
owners at reduced rates of interest with repayment spread out over a long period.
45. Member States and other levels of government concerned could facilitate the creation of
non-profit-making associations responsible for buying and, where appropriate after restoration,
selling buildings by using revolving funds established for the special purpose of enabling
owners of historic buildings who wish to safeguard them and preserve their character to
continue to reside there.
46. It is most important that safeguarding measures should not lead to a break in the social
fabric. To avoid hardship to the poorest inhabitants consequent on their having to move from
buildings or groups of buildings due for renovation, compensation for rises in rent could
enable them to keep their homes, commercial premises and workshops and their traditional
living patterns and occupations, especially rural crafts, small-scale agriculture, fishing, etc. This
compensation, which would be income-related, would help those concerned to pay the
increased rentals resulting from the work carried out.
V. Research education and information
47. In order to raise the standard of work of the skilled workers and craftsmen required and
to encourage the whole population to realize the need for safeguarding and to take part in it,
the following measures should be taken by Member States, in accordance with their legal and
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