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The jury selected pilot projects from Benin to the USA that should help deliver the EU strategy on international cultural relations.
A two-day conference on 28-29 January 2020 for the cultural and creative sectors in Brussels will look at what has been achieved and what remains to be done for cultural and creative sectors access to finance and innovation ecosystems needs.
Almost 100 cultural leaders from 30 countries met in Brussels from 22 to 25 October to exchange and support practices based on knowledge, intercultural dialogue, and social engagement.
European Commission assesses the achievements of the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018 in a new report.
The Global Problem Solving Platform aims to bring together different stakeholders to find solutions to boost employment through the issue of cultural heritage.
Report published on the Global Problem Solving Platform on Heritage and Social Innovation.
Ten ideas for European Houses of Culture have been selected to be developed into cultural relations projects for 2020. This endeavour is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme.
The Council Conclusions on young creative generations, adopted at the end of May, are an important milestone within the framework of the New European Agenda for Culture.
