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of Cultural Policies
& Trends
Online database with
in-depth information
on cultural policies,
statistics and trends.
Short cultural policy profile for San Marino
A short cultural policy profile for the San Marino is now available on the Compendium. A special thanks go to... read more →
August 9, 2022
Cultural Policy News from Malta
Arts Council Malta has published the final Strategy 2025 that sets out its vision, mission, and goals for the coming... read more →
August 3, 2022
Cultural Policy News from the Netherlands
The Boekman Foundation recently released the Culture Monitor Annual Report 2021, which reviews trends and developments in the cultural sector in 2020 and 2021. The monitor is an... read more →
July 26, 2022
Covid-19 updates from Georgia
The recently updated Covid-19 report for Georgia gives an overview of the major developments regarding the impact of the pandemic... read more →
July 19, 2022
Ritva Mitchell 1947-2022
The Compendium community commemorates an outstanding personality and colleague. With great sadness and dismay we have to announce that our... read more →
July 14, 2022
Cultural Policy News from Latvia
Inviting to learn on how libraries and museums can support us in achieving the goals of sustainable development, the online... read more →
July 11, 2022
Compendium event in Bucharest – Reflection and Outlook
The Compendium Association and our host, The National Institute for Cultural Research and Training, want to thank everyone for attending... read more →
July 7, 2022
Culture and Cultural Policies in Times of Crises – Effects, Roles, Transition
The Compendium Association and our host, The National Institute for Cultural Research and Training, are very much looking forward to... read more →
June 23, 2022
Open Call for Experts for Belgium (Wallonia)
In order to prepare for the next cultural policy profile for Belgium (Wallonia), the Compendium of Cultural Policies and Trends... read more →
June 8, 2022
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