The International Committee for the Conservation of the Industrial Heritage, or TICCIH, is a leading global organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of industrial heritage. With a diverse membership that includes historians, conservators, architects, and students from around the world, TICCIH seeks to foster collaboration in conserving and interpreting the material remains of industry. This includes industrial sites, buildings, architecture, machinery, and living landscapes shaped by industrial activities.

Recognized by ICOMOS, TICCIH plays a vital role in advising UNESCO on significant industrial sites for World Heritage designation. The organization operates under key agreements and guiding documents, such as the Nizhny Tagil Charter and the Dublin Principles, which outline essential principles for protecting industrial heritage. Through various publications, bulletins, and conferences, TICCIH promotes education and training in this field, ensuring that the legacy of industrial society is understood and preserved for future generations. Join TICCIH to contribute to global efforts in safeguarding our industrial past.