The programme is part of the Eastern Partnership Culture Programme II, funded under the European Neighbourhood Instrument. It aims to support the cultural and creative sectors’ contribution to sustainable humanitarian, social and economic development in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.
OBJECTIVES
The programme aims to:
strengthen national cultural policies, as well as the capacities of the culture and creative sectors, and of culture operators in partner countries;
increase the links between public institutions and private actors in the field of culture and creativity;
include civil society in the decision making process, thus enhancing the role of culture as a driving-force for reform;
support the participation of partner countries in international cultural initiatives
Today the Culture and Sport Council of the EU met in Brussels. The main conclusions of the meeting are: Audiovisual policy The Council adopted conclusions on the European audiovisual policy in the digital era, in preparation for...
During the 2nd Regional Conference EaP Culture Programme several times we were talking about Crowd funding possibilities. So i am posting website where you can find some crowd funding opportunities. Hope it will help you or if you...
The Cross Border Cooperation Instrument (CC) is one of the main funding instruments in the Neighbourhood and EaP countries are eligible for some of its programmes. Culture is a part of the programmes. Useful information about the...
The project "Community-led Urban Strategies" will be implemented from 1st January 2015 onwards for a period of 30 months in the Eastern Partnership countries. The Council of Europe will assist 6 - 12 historic towns (maximum 2 per...
European Commission decision outlining the 2nd EaP Culture Programme.The programme consists of a Technical Assistance component and one project with the Council of Europe.
The 2nd Regional Conference of the 1st EaP Culture Programme is the closing event, which will bring together participants from all partner countries. Civil Society and Government Representatives from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine will have the occasion to get to know achievement of the 15 projects which were implemented. They will also discuss future perspectives, challenges and obstacles.
Regional Monitoring and Capacity Building Unit