COVID-19 has laid bare how cultural policy systems function in countries around the world and raises question of their effectiveness, their inclusivity and the economic and social value of culture... read more →
We have updated our COVID-19 reports from Austria, Belgium and the Netherlands. In all three countries, cultural venues and institutions are gradually opening their doors again. At the same time,... read more →
This past week, we received updates for our COVID-19 reports from Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Ireland, Romania and Serbia. While governments are slowly alleviating pandemic restrictions, new measures are still... read more →
COVID-19 has laid bare how cultural policy systems function in countries around the world and raises question of their effectiveness, their inclusivity and the economic and social value of culture... read more →
Over the last months, the Compendium of Cultural Policies & Trends has been gathering country specific information about the impact on and measures for the cultural sector in Europe. These country reports, written by our... read more →
Our COVID-19 reports from Finland, the Netherlands and Romania have been updated this week. In Romania, there are many societal initiatives to support the cultural sector in addition to the... read more →
This week, we have updated our COVID-19 reports from France, Hungary and the Netherlands. On May 6th, the President of the French Republic, Emmanuel Macron, unveiled a Plan for Culture,... read more →
The new report on Germany presents an elaborate timeline of COVID-19 related developments and an intricate puzzle of measures on a federal level and cultural specific measures by individual federal... read more →
The new report on Belgium provides an overview of COVID-19 related measures on different government levels, focussing on those that affect the arts and culture sector in Flanders and Brussels.... read more →
Our COVID-19 section now features 23 country reports, with Greece and Latvia as the latest additions. In Greece, the Ministry of Culture and Sports announced a EUR 15 million support... read more →