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  • Regional kulturplan för Skåne 2025–2028 (Regional cultural plan for Skåne 2025-2028)

    The regional cultural plan for Skåne 2025–2028 sets the direction for Region Skåne’s development work over the next four years. It is also a collaborative platform for joint cultural initiatives in Skåne. It emphasises the intrinsic value of culture, but also its important function in a living democracy and its power in the construction of society. The goal is for the whole of Skåne to develop and have access to a rich and dynamic cultural life of high quality with both breadth and cutting-edge that more people will have the

    Kulturplan för Östergötland 2024–2027 (Cultural plan for Östergötland 2024–2027)

    The plan outlines Region Östergötland’s strategic objectives for cultural development over a four-year period. The plan is structured around three main strategic goals: broadening participation and increasing dissemination, enhancing artistic development and quality, and harnessing the power and value of culture in societal development. Cultural heritage is integral to achieving these strategic objectives. By broadening participation, the plan aims to make cultural heritage accessible to a wider audience, fostering inclusivity and engagement across diverse communities. Enhancing artistic development involves integrating traditional cultural expressions with contemporary practices, ensuring that heritage remains

    Kader cultuur en erfgoed 2025-2028

    This pertains to the “social” theme of the Triple Transformation. This subsidy scheme supports cultural and heritage organisations in Overijssel for the 2025-2028 period, aiming to achieve provincial policy goals in heritage, cultural offerings, talent development, and libraries. Eligible applicants include organisations receiving national subsidies or listed in the provincial budget. Activities must align with the provincial Culture and Heritage Policy and involve multi-year activity plans. Subsidies cover personnel, operational, and project-related costs, up to 100% of eligible expenses. Applications require detailed plans and budgets and can be submitted from

    Subsidie Behoud/herbestemming karakteristiek bezit in Drenthe 2021-2024 (Subsidy for the Preservation/Repurposing of Characteristic Properties in Drenthe 2021-2024)

    This pertains to the “social” theme of the Triple Transformation. The Subsidy Scheme supports the restoration and repurposing of special buildings, including monuments and iconic structures designated by municipalities. The program aims to preserve Drenthe’s heritage and prevent vacancy or decay by encouraging preservation or adaptive reuse. Subsidies may be provided as low-interest loans or direct funding. Direct funding covers planning costs for heritage communities and preservation/repurposing costs for owners of agricultural, religious, publicly accessible, or other monuments. Loans are available through the Drents Monumenten Fonds, often in collaboration with

    Cultureel erfgoed – Restauratie van rijksmonumenten (Cultural heritage – Restoration of national monuments)

    This pertains to the “social” theme of the Triple Transformation. Under the North Brabant Cultural Heritage Subsidy Scheme, up to 70% of eligible costs, with a maximum of €400,000, can be provided for the restoration of national monuments. However, if the subsidy amount falls below €150,000, no funding will be granted. Eligible projects must focus on the restoration of religious, military, or industrial heritage or castles and estates. Applications can be submitted by legal entities or individuals, and the national monument must be located in the province of North Brabant.

    Culturele festivals 2025 – 2028 (Cultural festivals 2025 – 2028)

    This pertains to the “social” theme of the Triple Transformation. The 2025-2028 subsidy scheme in Utrecht supports cultural festivals with artistic missions, aiming for sustainability in cultural diversity and development. These festivals cover theatre, music, dance, film, and street art, contributing to the cultural richness of both urban areas like Utrecht and Amersfoort and smaller municipalities. They play a vital role in the cultural ecosystem by fostering artistic growth, engaging audiences, and ensuring diverse, high-quality cultural offerings. The festivals also promote sustainability through education programs, professional networking, and knowledge-sharing, creating

    Kulturplan Kronoberg 2025–2028 (Cultural Plan Kronoberg 2025-2028)

    Region Kronoberg’s Cultural Plan for 2025–2028 outlines a visionary strategy to enhance the region’s cultural landscape. The plan emphasizes increasing accessibility to cultural activities, fostering creative industries, and promoting collaboration among artists, residents, and social partners. It underscores the importance of integrating culture into sustainable development, aiming to boost both artistic innovation and social inclusion. Cultural heritage plays a pivotal role in this plan, serving as a foundation for community identity and continuity. The plan advocates for the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage, recognising its value in fostering a

    Province of Gelderland – subsidising of Erfgoed Gelderland (Heritage Gelderland) – Nieuwe subsidieregeling provincie Gelderland versterkt cultuur in regio

    This pertains to the “social” theme of the Triple Transformation. From 1 January 2025, the subsidy for culture and heritage of the province of Gelderland will change. The subsidy is for municipalities, to encourage residents to participate in cultural and heritage activities. What is new is that the province also wants to strengthen the cultural basis in the region with this scheme: municipalities can help cultural institutions. On 12 November 2024, the Provincial Council adopted the new subsidy scheme. €5.6 million in subsidies are available for culture and heritage. To

    Regional Kulturplan för Jämtland Härjedalens 2024–2027 (Regional Cultural Plan for Jämtland Härjedalens 2024–2027)

    The Regional Culture Plan for Jämtland Härjedalen 2024–2027 sets out a vision for cultural development, emphasising accessibility, sustainability, and community engagement. Rooted in local geography and demographics, it aims to enhance cultural infrastructure while respecting traditional and contemporary cultural expressions. Key objectives include fostering inclusivity, supporting indigenous Sami culture, and advancing digital access to heritage resources. The plan prioritises the autonomy of cultural creators, advocating for “arm’s length” governance to preserve creative freedom. By supporting local artists and promoting sustainable practices, it aims to strengthen the region’s cultural and creative

    Twin it! Call to action: Boosting 3D for Europe’s culture by 2030

    Enhancing access to Europe’s shared cultural heritage for everyone to enjoy and be inspired by is a major EU policy goal. From increasing access to culture and improving engagement, to supporting preservation and fostering reuse, 3D offers unprecedented opportunities to advance this objective. 3D models are not just digital copies of heritage assets. They capture intricate details about the object and its story, as well as the digital documentation process, offering new knowledge and fresh insights. In 2019, EU Member States acknowledged the potential of 3D for digital preservation that

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