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Covid-19 reports for Armenia, Austria and North Macedonia

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The recently updated Covid-19 reports from Armenia, Austria and North Macedonia describes in a timeline from April 2020 to November 2021 the developments regarding the impact of the pandemic crisis to the cultural sector in the respective countries. The reports present beside country specific information on COVID-19 implications for the sector also the measures being taken, such as COVID-19 regulations for cultural institutions, general support measures, sector-specific measures and reopening measures. Please find all the available country reports here or via our menu.

Armenia

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THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC’S DEVELOPMENTS AND CONSEQUENCES IN THE CULTURAL SPHERE: ARMENIA On 16 March 2020, a lockdown regime was introduced in Armenia because of the identification of the first cases of Covid-19[1]. Since then, life and political/cultural/social developments in the country have been influenced by the ebbs and flows of the disease, social/economic life regulations, travel and vaccination politics and the... read more →

Open Call for Experts for the Russian Federation, San Marino and Turkey

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In order to prepare a first cultural policy profile or to update existing cultural policy profiles, the Compendium of Cultural Policies and Trends is looking for cultural policy experts for the following countries: Russian FederationSan MarinoTurkey The deadline for applications for this Open Call for Experts is the 13th January 2022. Detailed information on the position, role and qualification of the expert, selection criteria as well as procedure can be found in the Open Call for Experts and the Application form.

Updated profile of Monaco

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An updated cultural policy profile for Monaco is now available. Special thanks go to the experts Françoise Gamerdinger and Mélissa Marcel-Join. The updated profile of Monaco contains the latest information on developments in the field of cultural policy. Here you can find the cultural policy profile of Monaco as a PDF file.

Watch the Compendium Webtalk on “The Brexit and its impact on the cultural sector”

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Watch on our Youtube channel the interesting discussions from the Compendium WebTalk on "The Brexit and its impacts on the cultural sector" with the following guests: Rod Fisher, Lecturer at Goldsmith, University of London (United Kingdom)Andrew Ormston, Director of Drew Wylie (Scotland)Amanda Stevens, Head of Research & Impact Creative Industries Federation (United Kingdom)Moderator: Paraic McQuaid, Lecturer at the Institute of Art Design and Technology, Dublin (Ireland) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEqsrCOdeeE Further information and material from the panelist can be found below: Presentation from Rod FisherPresentation from Amanda StevensWeblinks to related articles and reports Another Compendium WebTalk is in preparation and we will keep... read more →

Updated Hungarian cultural policy profile

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Thanks to our longstanding Compendium expert Péter Inkei the Compendium can present an updated cultural policy profile for Hungary. Below you can find some highlights of the latest changes and developments of cultural policy in Hungary: A new Foundation for Hungarian Culture was established in 2021 with sizeable assets and competences. It will finance cultural strategy activities and oversee institutions in its remit.Arts universities are included in the move to public interest foundations, which some are criticising as a limitation of academic autonomy.Continued centralisation is a key feature of Hungarian cultural policy.In July 2021 the annual subsidies of the ‘institutions... read more →

Updated profile of Azerbaijan

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An updated cultural policy profile for Azerbaijan is now available. Special thanks go to our Compendium expert Yashar Huseynli. The updated profile contains the latest information on developments in the field of cultural policy. Below you can see some of those changes and developments in Azerbaijan: A draft Culture Strategy of the Republic of Azerbaijan for the period up to 2030 is being developed. Public debates and input from professionals are planned.The Agency of State Support to Non-Governmental Organizations was established in 2021 to regulate support in this area.Construction work is underway for a new Azerbaijan Cultural Centre in Italy.An... read more →

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The Baku Processhttps://bakuprocess.az/ Azerbaijan cites on World Heritage Listhttp://whc.unesco.org/en/statesparties/az Azerbaijan samples on the Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists of UNESCOhttps://ich.unesco.org/en/lists?text=&country[]=00018&multinational=3&display1=inscriptionID#tabs

Short cultural policy profile of Belgium (Flanders)

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A first short cultural policy profile of Belgium (Flanders) is now available on the Compendium. A special thanks to our Belgium expert Simon Leenknegt from the Flanders Arts Institute. Short profiles give a quick overview of the most important elements of a country’s cultural policy. Find below some excerpts from the short profile of Flanders: The Arts Decree was revised in 2021, introducing changes to how grants are assessed and some of the new procedures suggest a more direct relationship between arts organisations and government.The COVID-19 crisis has reinvigorated debates on issues such as the socio-economic position of artists and... read more →

First Compendium Webtalk on “The Brexit and its impact on the cultural sector”

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On the 4th November, the Compendium will start its first Webtalk with the special topic "The Brexit and its impacts on the cultural sector". A major consequence of Brexit is the loss of freedom of movement and the reduced trade of goods and services. What does it mean for the cultural sector in the UK and Europe? What are the consequences for cultural participation, the mobility of artists, cultural cooperation, cultural trade and higher education? How do Scotland and Northern-Ireland deal with this situation? And most important: what can the cultural sector and cultural policies do to overcome this challenging... read more →