Given the role NEMO plays at European level in representing museums, IDEA Consult reached out to NEMO to discuss how museums may contribute to the valorisation of knowledge, suggest literature and possible case studies as well as to identify important cross-cutting themes and issues
The main objective of the study is to investigate how arts and cultural institutions across Europe are responding to the opportunities to foster innovation and knowledge valorisation as prioritised in the new European Research Area (ERA). The study will examine conditions, support mechanisms and policy instruments that would enable the arts and cultural institutions, in collaboration with research, innovation and knowledge transfer actors, to play an important role in the uptake of new creative solutions that derive from research and are co-created with citizens and industry. Eventually, it will provide key insights on how knowledge valorisation policy can strengthen the impact of the arts and cultural institutions and their role in co-creation and demand-driven knowledge valorisation.
Find a list of some of the literature that NEMO recommended:
On the values museums represent in society
- Netherlands Museums Association's More than worth it
- NEMO's 4 values
- NEMO's Museums 2030 - Sharing recipes for a better future
- NEMO's Museums out of the box! The crossover impact of museums
- NEMO Conference Museums making sense
On museums as research and knowledge centres
- ART KNOWLEDGE: MUSEUMS AS KNOWLEDGE CENTRES
- D. Houtgraaf, Virtual networks and the changing position and role of museums and cultural institutes, in LEM – The Learning Museum, Report 1 The Virtual Museum, 2012
- MUSE Trento
Examples of knowledge dissemination and valorisation