Policy Monitor – European Heritage Hub

Kader cultuur en erfgoed 2025-2028

6 December 2024

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)

6 December 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)

6 December 2024

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)

5 December 2024

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

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

12 November 2024

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

Omgevingswet (Environment Act)

1 January 2024

The Omgevingswet 2024 (Environmental Act 2024) overhauls the previous Environmental Act of 2015 of The Netherlands, and integrates provisions on cultural heritage. This act is a major overhaul of the environmental legislation in the Netherlands, aiming to simplify and integrate various regulations related to spatial planning, construction, environment, and water management. It emphasizes sustainability, efficiency, and citizen participation in decision-making processes regarding land use and environmental issues. The Environment Act streamlines procedures for obtaining permits, introduces new instruments for spatial planning and environmental management, and promotes a holistic approach to

Erfgoedwet (Heritage Act)

1 January 2024

The Erfgoedwet, or Heritage Act, of the Netherlands is legislation aimed at safeguarding and managing cultural heritage within the country. It outlines measures for the protection, preservation, and promotion of various forms of heritage, including monuments, archaeological sites, and museum collections. The act establishes the responsibilities of different governmental bodies, such as the national government, provinces, and municipalities, in preserving and managing heritage. Additionally, it addresses issues related to ownership, funding, and public access to cultural heritage sites and artifacts. The overarching goal of the Heritage Act is to ensure

Wet inburgering (Integration Act)

1 January 2023

While primarily focused on promoting the integration of migrants and refugees into Dutch society, this law acknowledges the role of cultural heritage in identity formation and social inclusion by promoting respect for cultural diversity, particularly in the “integration exams”. The “Wet inburgering 2021” is the Civic Integration Act of 2021 in the Netherlands. This legislation outlines the requirements and processes for newcomers to integrate into Dutch society. The law places a greater emphasis on individual responsibility and participation in integration programs. It introduces changes such as personalized integration pathways, mandatory

Archiefwet (Archives Act)

1 May 2022

The Archive Act regulates the management and preservation of public records, including those in digital format. It mandates government organizations to establish and maintain archives, ensuring the authenticity, reliability, and accessibility of digital records over time.

Auteurswet (Copyright Act)

1 July 2021

(Copyright Act of The Netherlands) This legislation promotes the re-use of public sector information, including digital cultural heritage held by government institutions. It establishes rules for accessing and using government-held information, facilitating its availability for cultural, educational, and commercial purposes.

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Kader cultuur en erfgoed 2025-2028

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

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

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

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

Omgevingswet (Environment Act)

Erfgoedwet (Heritage Act)

Archiefwet (Archives Act)

Auteurswet (Copyright Act)

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