With the Creative Europe Culture programme, the EU supports European Cooperation Projects with the aim to strengthen the cultural and creative sectors in Europe, to support the mobility of artists and art, to foster capacity building and audience development. As the programme is open to all sectors, museums can apply with very different projects ideas and topics. The webinar explains how museums can apply and viewers are inspired with some good-practice example.
Now online: NEMO Webinar “Creative Europe – What’s in it for museums?”
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Anja Dietzmann and Lea Stöver work for the Creative Europe Desk KULTUR (CED KULTUR), which is the national contact point for Creative Europe Culture in Germany. Organisations from 41 countries are eligible in the programme and you find a Creative Europe Desk in all these countries. The Creative Europe Desks inform potential applicants about the funding opportunities and consult them during the application process.
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