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Culture and Creativity

Sieci europejskie

Program „Kreatywna Europa” zapewnia wsparcie sieciom europejskim, aby pomóc sektorowi kultury i sektorowi kreatywnemu w zwiększaniu ich zdolności do:

  • pielęgnowania talentów
  • stawiania czoła wspólnym wyzwaniom
  • innowacyjności
  • rozwijania się
  • tworzenia miejsc pracy i generowania wzrostu gospodarczego

Wspieranie sieci transgranicznych

Sieci finansowane w ramach programu „Kreatywna Europa” przyczyniają się do:

  • łączenia organizacji zawodowych w całej Europie i poza jej granicami
  • gromadzenia i rozpowszechniania informacji, praktyk, pomysłów i rozwiązań, które pomagają tym sektorom w innowacjach i rozwoju
  • wspierania szkoleń i doradztwa dla osób z tej branży
  • reprezentowania sektorów i działania w ich imieniu w głównych kwestiach sektorowych

Więcej informacji na temat sieci wspieranych w ramach poprzedniego okresu programowania „Kreatywna Europa” (2014–2020)

Kto się kwalifikuje do finansowania

O finansowanie mogą ubiegać się organizacje działające w sektorze kultury i sektorze kreatywnym. Osoby fizyczne nie mogą składać wniosków.

Więcej informacji na temat procesu składania wniosków

Więcej informacji na temat europejskich projektów na rzecz współpracy i innych zaproszeń do składania wniosków w ramach komponentu Kultura w ramach programu „Kreatywna Europa”.

Więcej informacji na temat procesu składania wniosków pojawi się w odpowiednim czasie na stronie internetowej Europejskiej Agencji Wykonawczej ds. Edukacji i Kultury, a także na stronie poświęconej zaproszeniom do składania wniosków oraz na stronach biur programu „Kreatywna Europa”.

Below you will find the list of the 37 European Networks cofinanced under the Creative Europe programme grouped by the following sectors:

 

Creative Europe Networks

Architecture

The Architects’ Council of Europe (ACE)

ACE is the representative organisation for architectural professionals at the European level and speaks on their behalf with a single voice.

Book and publishing

European and International Booksellers Federation (EIBF)

EIBF is a non-commercial European and international umbrella organisation representing national booksellers ‘associations and booksellers from around the world.

Cross-sectoral

Culture Action Europe (CAE)

CAE is the major European network of cultural networks, organisations, artists, activists, academics and policymakers.

Trans Europe Halles (TEH)

TEH is a European network of cultural centres initiated by citizens and artists.

European Festivals Association (EFA)

The European Festivals Association (EFA) unites distinguished music, dance, theatre and multidisciplinary arts festivals from Europe and beyond since 1952.

European Union National Institutes of Culture (EUNIC)

EUNIC is the network of European national institutes of culture and national bodies engaged in cultural and related activities beyond their national borders.

European Creative Hubs Network (ECHN)

ECHN is a peer-led network with a mission to enhance the creative, economic and social impact of hubs around Europe and neighbouring countries.

On-The-Move

On the Move is an international information network dedicated to artistic and cultural mobility, gathering 67 members from 26 countries.

Reset!

Developed by Arty Farty, the Reset! Network coordinates and expands a cross-sector network of European cultural and media structures. It does so based on the values of independence, diversity, pluralism, ecology, citizenship, inclusion and equality. Reset! serves as a laboratory promoting cultural innovation through workshops, debates, conferences.

Culture Next (CN)

CN is a European network made up of current and former candidates to the European Capital of Culture title, which supports cities to implement culture-led urban development programmes and policies.

Cultural heritage

Europa Nostra

Europa Nostra is the pan-European federation of heritage NGOs supported by a wide network of public and private stakeholders, including private individuals and companies.

Network of European Museum Organisations (NEMO)

NEMO is a network of national museum organisations and similar bodies representing the museum community of the member states of the Council of Europe.

Future for Religious Heritage (FRH)

FRH is the only European network bringing people and organisations together that wish to save, protect and promote Europe’s religious heritage.

World Crafts Council (WCC) Europe

WCC-Europe is the representative organisation of the crafts sector in Europe having 34 members from 21 European countries and whose main statutory mission is to promote crafts in Europe by increasing the awareness and appreciation of crafts as an integral part of the cultural, social and economic well-being of society.

Music

European Music Exporters Exchange (EMEE)

EMEE is a non-profit association, which pulls together a mix of public and private funding to support European musicians, music companies and music professionals in their export strategies.

European Early Music Network (REMA)

REMA is the only representative network for early music in Europe which encourages the exchange of knowledge, information and co-operation in the field of early music.

Europea Jazz Network (EJN)

EJN is a Eurpe-wide association of promoters specialising in creative music, contemporary jazz and improvised music.

Jeunesses Musicales International (JMI)

JMI is a global network of NGOs that provides opportunities for young people and children to develop through music across all boundaries.

European Composer and Songwriter Alliance (ECSA)

ECSA is a network representing over 30,000 composers and songwriters across and beyond Europe, speaking for the rights of creators in popular, art and classical, as well as film and audio-visual music.

European Choral Association (ECA-EC)

The European Choral Association is a network of organisations in the field of collective singing in Europe. "If there is space, you can add "Through its members and its Friends' association it also reaches choirs and individuals across Europe and beyond".

European Network for Live Music Associations

Live DMA is a European non-governmental network working to support and promote the conditions of the live music sector.

Independent Music Publishers International Forum (IMPF)

Representing the interests of the independent music publishing community internationally, IMPF is the network and meeting place for independent music publishers globally.

European Music Council (EMC)

EMC is the broadest network for music organisations across Europe. It is dedicated to the development and promotion of all genres and types of music.

YOUROPE

YOUROPE is the most important association of European popular music festivals, and represents 112 festivals and associated members from 26 European countries.

The European Music Managers Alliance (EMMA)

EMMA brings together Music Managers Forums across and beyond Europe, representing more than 3,600 music managers worldwide and the commercial and professional interests of tens of thousands of artists, songwriters, producers and DJs.

Performing arts

International Association of Theatre for Children and Young People (ASSITEJ)

ASSITEJ International is a network unifying artists and organisations across 75 countries and 6 continents who are dedicated to the right of every child and young person to access the arts - especially live performance - from the earliest possible age.

International network for contemporary performing arts (IETM)

IETM is one of the oldest and largest international cultural networks, representing the voice of more then 530 performing arts organisations and professionals working in the contemporary performing arts worldwide.

European Dance Development Network (EDN)

EDN is a network of dance development organisations based in Europe working towards a sustainable, progressive and equitable dance sector.

European Theatre Convention (ETC)

With more than 40 members from over 20 European countries, the European Theatre Convention is Europe’s largest network of public theatres.

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