Based on data collected before 3 April in the first round of NEMO’s survey, it is clear that museums have had to make many changes to their daily work due to the current situation. A creative
NEMO is releasing data on how museums in Europe are organising their online activities after closing their doors to the public. The data is derived from NEMO’s survey on how museums in Europe are
The user benefits and disadvantages of the new Copyright Directive's effects on nine different issue areas are analysed on the website Communia. Museums and other cultural heritage institutions are
The European Committee of the Regions’ plenary session on 17 May 2018 resulted in the adoption of two important opinions, both highlighting the importance of culture and cultural heritage.
After a
Members of the European Committee of the Regions attended the 133rd plenary session from 6-7 February 2019 in Brussels, Belgium. Opinions on Creative Europe and a New European Agenda for Culture as
What networks have museums developed among themselves to better associate? How are professional networks used by museums to create more solidarity, especially during the pandemic? On what
On 23 June 2022, NEMO participated in the open debate "The Digital Transformation of Cultural Heritage in the Context of the European Union: Economic Valorization and Expanded Public Enjoyment",
The built heritage has many assets (evidence of old building techniques, old materials, etc.), but also constraints, particularly in terms of energy renovation. This session will review the methods
Taking into account audiences and their development is part of sustainability: how can we consider sustainability without imagining and encouraging the renewal of audiences? How can we promote