The Burra Charter is a set of guidelines established in 1979 by the Australia ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) to promote the conservation of cultural heritage. It provides a framework for managing and protecting places of cultural significance, emphasizing the importance of understanding their historical context and values. The charter outlines principles for assessing heritage significance, involving stakeholders in decision-making, and ensuring that conservation practices are sustainable. It serves as a reference for professionals and organizations involved in heritage conservation, helping to maintain the integrity of sites like historic buildings, landscapes, and archaeological sites.