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The assessment of the impact of COVID‐19 on the cultural and creative sectors in the EU’s partner countries, policy responses and their implications for international cultural relations
Isernia, P., Lamonica, A.G., Cultural Relations PlatformThe COVID-19 pandemic has impacted economies, societies and political systems worldwide. Culture as a sector and international cultural relations have not been exempted either. The social, political and economic characteristics of the pandemic also have had deep implications for culture and its role in international relations. Preliminary evidence on the impact of COVID-19 on the cultural and creative sectors (CCS) in partner countries – the Neighbourhoods, the Western Balkans, and the Strategic partners – and on their capacity and willingness to conduct international relations (IR), together with an overall analysis of the policy responses put in place by state and non-state actors to limit such an impact, are provided in this report
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2021
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New Creative Deal
Kunsten '92, Federatie Dutch Creative IndustriesKunsten ’92 en de Federatie Creatieve Industrie lanceren vandaag de ‘New Creative Deal’: een ambitieus en veelomvattend plan voor een krachtig herstel èn vernieuwing van de culturele en creatieve sector. Nu de coronacrisis diepe sporen achterlaat, is een plan waarin herstel en vernieuwing samenkomen van groot belang. Het plan richt zich op drie grote ambities: iedere Nederlander krijgt onbelemmerd toegang tot een breed palet aan cultuurervaringen; de culturele en creatieve sector werkt samen met overheden en het bedrijfsleven bij het aanpakken van grote maatschappelijke vraagstukken; de culturele en creatieve sector zet samen met de overheid in op een vitale sector, die wendbaar en financieel weerbaarder is dan voorheen.
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2021
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A cultural deal for Europe : a central place for culture in the EU’s post-pandemic future
Culture Action EuropeCulture Action Europe, European Cultural Foundation, and Europa Nostra (representing the European Cultural Alliance) jointly proposed a Cultural Deal for Europe framework. This overarching strategy aims at placing culture at the center of the European project and mainstreaming it across all policy fields: from the green transition to Europe’s geopolitical ambition and from the digital shift to a value-driven Union. It focuses on both facilitating the contribution of culture to Europe’s sustainable development and providing the sector with the credibility and resources for realising its full potential. By bundling together both short and long term objectives, Cultural Deal for Europe is envisioned as a roadmap towards a more balanced, more comprehensive, and more inclusive European development model.
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2021
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