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Call for Euroregional and European cultural cooperation projects
Published on 06 March 2019
France
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About this good practice
Description: This call, managed entirely by the EGTC, is aimed at strengthening and expanding existing cooperation, launching new projects with the potential to have an impact in the territory, and contributing to structuring the territory. The call supports both artistic creation (e.g. live performance, contemporary art, audiovisual work, Euroregional languages, music, literature) and the development of tangible and intangible heritage. It is aimed at professional cultural organisations governed by private law, professional artists, SMEs and public-sector organisations (i.e. museums, libraries, archives, universities, orchestras) established in the territory of the Euroregion. Since 2015, the call encourages partnerships that want to submit applications in the framework of European programmes during the period 2014-2020, especially Creative Europe.The objective is to identify and bring out projects distinguished by their Euroregional profile in terms of innovation.
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Between 2010-2018, the total budget has been:
· Total grants amount: 1.370.000 EUR
· Maximum funding rate: 60%.
1 person in charge of the call (launching the call, projects monitoring and final evaluation)
· Total grants amount: 1.370.000 EUR
· Maximum funding rate: 60%.
1 person in charge of the call (launching the call, projects monitoring and final evaluation)
Evidence of success
Between 2010 and 2018, 117 projects have been submitted and 44 projects selected. During this period, over 150 cultural organisations have been involved in the selected cooperation projects.
THE SPUR is a project that emerged from the 2015 APC call and that received a European grant in the framework of the Creative Europe programme; it connects modern art centers of Girona, Palma, Montpellier, Albi, Bratislava and Rome.
THE SPUR is a project that emerged from the 2015 APC call and that received a European grant in the framework of the Creative Europe programme; it connects modern art centers of Girona, Palma, Montpellier, Albi, Bratislava and Rome.
Potential for learning or transfer
This call responds to a double objective: to structure the actors in the territory and to help them to access European funds through innovative cooperation projects. Both are important challenges that can be transfered to other cross-border regions.
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