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| 博物馆捐赠作为当前社会公益捐赠的一种重要形式,成为馆方丰富展品,提高馆藏水平,更好地开展科学普及,推进生态文明建设的方式,日渐被大众认可和推崇。在“人类命运共同体”理念的影响下,博物馆捐赠成为国际公益慈善捐赠的趋势之一。跨国跨境捐赠动植物标本和文物藏品已成为博物馆界捐赠常态,国内博物馆接受境外慈善团体或个人捐赠的机制日渐成熟。捐赠活动在极大地推动中国博物馆事业发展和国际交流的同时,也对博物馆行业提出新的业务要求。如何精准对接进出口管理部门,正确解读和运用国家相关政策法规,高效办理各项相关手续以及其他工作流程,正成为博物馆学的一个新兴分支。 |
| 关键词: 博物馆 动植物标本 馆藏来源 境外捐赠 程序办理 Exploring the Path of Handling the Procedures for Museums Receiving Overseas Donated Animal and Plant Specimens:Taking Museum of Heilongjiang Province Receiving Animal Specimens Donated by Behring Global Educational Foundation as an ExampleYue Zhongbin |
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| Exploring the Path of Handling the Procedures for Museums Receiving Overseas Donated Animal and Plant Specimens:Taking Museum of Heilongjiang Province Receiving Animal Specimens Donated by Behring Global Educational Foundation as an Example |
| Yue Zhongbin |
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| Abstract: |
| As an important form of public welfare donation, museum donation has become a way for the museum to enrich the exhibits, improve the collection level, better promote scientific popularization and promote the construction of ecological civilization, which is increasingly recognized and respected by the public. Under the influence of the concept of “a community with a shared future for mankind”, museum donation has become one of the leading trends of public welfare donation in the world. Cross-border donations of animal and plant specimens and cultural collections have become the norm. The path of handling the procedures for domestic museums to receive donations from overseas charities or individuals is becoming more mature. Donation activities not only greatly promote the development of China's museum and international communication, but also put forward new business requirements for the museum. The path to accurately connect with relevant government import and export departments, correctly interpret and apply national policies and regulations, and efficient handling of various review and approval procedures is becoming a new branch of museology. |
| Key words: museum, animal and plant specimens, collection source, overseas donations, procedures |
