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on cultural policies,
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Cultural Policy News from Council of Europe
During its annual session held in Turin, the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers adopted a Recommendation on the role of... read more →
May 24, 2022
Cultural Policy News from Latvia
Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Latvia in close cooperation with industry representatives – State, local governmental, non-governmental, and... read more →
May 8, 2022
Open Call for Experts for Montenegro
In order to prepare a first cultural policy profile for Montenegro, the Compendium of Cultural Policies and Trends is looking... read more →
May 6, 2022
Updated cultural policy profile of Lithuania
An updated cultural policy profile for Lithuania is now available, thanks to the enormous efforts of our Compendium expert Audronė... read more →
May 3, 2022
Montenegro joins the Compendium Association
We very much welcome Montenegro as the newest member to the Compendium Association. In April, the University "Mediterranean" Podgorica joined... read more →
May 3, 2022
Covid-19 updates from Belgium
The recently updated Covid-19 report for Belgium gives an overview of the major developments regarding the impact of the pandemic... read more →
April 26, 2022
Upcoming Compendium event in Bucharest (30.06-01.07.)
On behalf of the Compendium Association and our host, The National Institute for Cultural Research and Training, we are pleased... read more →
April 14, 2022
Europe stands with Ukraine
Many European cultural institutions have been voicing their support and expressing their solidarity for Ukraine. With the following list, we... read more →
April 8, 2022
Cultural Policy News from Council of Europe
On the 1st of April, the Council of Europe held a conference of ministers of culture talking about "Creating our... read more →
April 5, 2022
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