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Impactanalyse COVID-19 op de Nederlandse eventbranche
Respons, LAgroup Leisure & arts consultingDe Nederlandse evenementenbranche krijgt een zwaar jaar te verduren, nu veel vergunningsplichtige evenementen zijn verboden vanwege het coronavirus. Ondernemers van beurzen, evenementen en congressen rekenen voor 2020 al op een omzetverlies van 3,5 miljard euro, wat bijna een halvering is van de totale verwachte omzet. Hierdoor zullen naar verwachting 48.000 van de 100.000 banen verloren gaan. Dat melden de Vereniging van EvenementenMakers (VVEM) en CLC-VECTA, de brancheorganisatie voor evenementenorganisatoren, op basis van een onderzoek door onderzoeks- en adviesbureau Respons met ondersteuning van LAgroup, in opdracht van het EventPlatform.
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2020
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Disabled artists in the mainstream : a new cultural agenda for Europe from the first European Arts & Disability Cluster Meeting
Panagiotara, B., Evans, B., Pawlak, F.This report emerges from the first European Arts & Disability Cluster meeting in The Hague on 30 November 2019, hosted by two of the core partners of Europe Beyond Access, British Council and Holland Dance Festival . The cluster represents the first time that EU arts & disability projects have gathered in order to shape policy and cultural change. Working towards raising awareness of the barriers that disabled artists and audiences continue to face when accessing Europe’s cultural institutions, the report heralds a clear call to policymakers and funders to seriously reduce the cultural exclusion of disabled people.
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2020
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The survey : live music venues & clubs in Europes - facts & figures : publication January 2020, based on data 2017
Dee, A., Guerre, A., Live DMASince 2012, Live DMA collects data to represent the venues and clubs on a European level and compare them on different scales. The Survey measures: organisation (legal status, audience capacity); activities (functions, music events, music performances and audience visits); human resources (paid staff, volunteers and other workers (interns and trainees) in persons and calculated in working hours to fulltime equivalent (FTE); finance (programme costs, employment costs, housing costs, ticket sales, subsidies, food & beverages sales, total income, total expenditure and financial result). In 2017, Live DMA represented 2600 music venues in 14 European regions. This study shows the results of the data collected on the venues’ and clubs’ activities in 2017. The same 25 questions were sent to 1943 music venues of 14 different networks in 11 countries: Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain and UK. Data of 604 venues were collected (31% response), which are in this study extrapolated to totals per Live DMA member and to all 2597 music venues within the Live DMA network.
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2020
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