Intellectual property and online access survey

In order to provide a focused assessment and evaluation of the current Intellectual Property (IP) rules governing the activities of Cultural Heritage Institutions (CHIs), the inDICEs project would like to explore how CHIs face the IP challenges and/or whether IPRs contribute to generating further revenues and if so, through which mechanisms. 

Cultural heritage professionals are invited to share their highly valuable experience and observations by answering a short survey.

Learn more about inDICEs online. NEMO is one of the partners of the Horizon 2020 funded project.

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