At THE ARTS+ Innovation Summit, organised on 10 October 2018 within the framework of the Frankfurter Buchmesse, NEMO and 13 other actors from the creative and cultural sectors came together and made a united call for large-scale...
Budget increases have been proposed by the rapporteurs for the CULT Committee in two programmes; Digital Europe and Horizon Europe.
On 21 September 2018, Culture Action Europe, CAE, published an appeal to EU politicians urging them to recognize culture and to approach cultural issues constructively and respectfully in the upcoming European elections. CAE...
The Alliance for Culture and the Arts recently released a statement on the future EU Cohesion Policy (2021-2027). As a member of the Alliance and one of the signatories, NEMO fully supports the statement, which calls for a citizen...
Together with other selected representatives active in the cultural sector at EU level, NEMO has been invited to discuss the new Creative Europe 2021-2027 programme with MEP Silvia Costa. The discussion will take place on Tuesday...
Recommendations about heritage and education were recently published on request of the CULT committee of the European Parliament. NEMO is one of the contributors to “Research for CULT Committee - Education in Cultural Heritage”,...
When the future programme for the cultural and creative sectors was presented by the European Commission in the end of May 2018, it was clear that Creative Europe remains and that culture will be mainstreamed across policy fields.
The study Creative Europe: Towards the Next Programme Generation, commissioned by the European Parliament CULT Committee and carried out by KEA, provides recommendations for a more ambitious future Creative Europe programme,...
In a recent paper, the European Parliament has mapped out the evolution of cultural heritage, its role and place in society, as well as the way it is perceived and interpreted in the context of related EU prerogatives.