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  • Pohjois-Karjalan kulttuurin ja luovien alojen toimenpideohjelma 2025 (Culture and creative industries in North Karelia Operational Programme 2025)

    The programme is a North Karelian vision of the direction and measures to be taken to promote culture and creativity. It also contains a description of the current development of culture and creative industries in our region. The wide range of proposed measures reflects the diversity of the region cultural offer and describes the work done and still to be done. The document addresses, among other things, the links between cultural and creative industries and the local economy, the strenghts, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of the sectors, and its importance

    Government Resolution for the Cultural Heritage Strategy 2023–2030

    For the first time in Finland, the cultural heritage strategy examines all aspects of cultural heritage comprehensively: it is everywhere and it is part of everyone’s life. Cultural heritage can be tangible, intangible or digital, or it can be related to a cultural or natural environment. The aim is that cultural heritage is highly valued and that protecting and fostering it is a collective responsibility shared by everyone. The strategy’s vision highlights the role of cultural heritage as a resource for society and as a factor improving the quality of

    Program of cultural cooperation between the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth of Georgia and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Estonia for the years 2022-2025

    Program of cultural cooperation between the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth of Georgia and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Estonia for the years 2022-2025 is aimed at developing bilateral cooperation and cultural exchange between Georgia and Estonia. The program covers various fields, including music, literature, cinema, design, and architecture. The document features specific articles that outline exchange protocols and procedures between the two countries to achieve the program’s objectives. Article 7 highlights bilateral cooperation in the field of conservation and restoration of historical and cultural monuments.

    Gruusia Kultuuri-, Spordi- ja Noorsooministeeriumi ja Eesti Vabariigi Kultuuriministeeriumi kultuurikoostöö programm aastateks 2022-2025 (Cultural cooperation programme of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth of Georgia and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Estonia for 2022-2025)

    Program of cultural cooperation between the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth of Georgia and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Estonia for the years 2022-2025 is aimed at developing bilateral cooperation and cultural exchange between Georgia and Estonia. The program covers various fields, including music, literature, cinema, design, and architecture. The document features specific articles that outline exchange protocols and procedures between the two countries to achieve the program’s objectives. Article 7 highlights bilateral cooperation in the field of conservation and restoration of historical and cultural monuments.

    Naar een slagkrachtige cultuursector in digitale tijden (Towards a decisive cultural sector in digital times)

    “Towards a powerful cultural sector in digital times” – Flemish Government Vision Statement of 23 December 2022 The vision statement outlines the strategic directions for key digital players, namely meemoo, publiq, and Cultuurconnect, positioning themselves for the ongoing digitalization of the cultural sector. The focal point is the digital transformation of the cultural ecosystem, extending its reach to youth, media, sports, education, and local administration. Notably, the vision statement doesn’t provide a detailed strategic plan with specific solutions for implementing digital transformation in the cultural sector or adjusting the core

    Loi du 16 décembre 2022 portant création d’un établissement public nommé « Kultur | lx – Arts Council Luxembourg » et instauration d’un régime d’aides financières (Law of 16 December 2022 creating a public establishment called ‘Kultur | lx – Arts Council Luxembourg’ and introducing a financial aid scheme)

    Discover the legislation that establishes the “Kultur | lx – Arts Council Luxembourg” public establishment, introducing a comprehensive financial aid regime and amending existing cultural laws. It sets criteria for eligibility, project evaluation, and tax exemptions to foster a vibrant cultural landscape in Luxembourg. The legislation emphasises the promotion and development of artists, cultural projects, and organisations, enhancing the cultural sector’s vitality and diversity. It introduces a structured framework for financial aid allocation, ensuring transparency, accountability, and strategic support for cultural initiatives. By creating the “Kultur | lx – Arts

    Loi du 16 décembre 2022 portant modification de la loi modifiée du 25 juin 2004 portant réorganisation des instituts culturels de l’État (Act of 16 December 2022 amending the amended Act of 25 June 2004 on the reorganisation of State cultural institutes)

    In Luxembourg, recent legislation has redefined the roles and responsibilities of key cultural institutions, emphasising the preservation and promotion of national heritage. The law outlines the missions of various institutes, including the National Library, the National Audiovisual Center, and the National Museum of Archaeology, History, and Art. These institutions are tasked with collecting, conserving, and making accessible a wide range of cultural materials, from literature to audiovisual content. The National Library plays a crucial role in safeguarding Luxembourg’s literary heritage through legal deposits and the management of extensive collections. Simultaneously,

    Council Regulation (EU) 2022/2577 of 22 December 2022 laying down a framework to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy

    The legislation presented in the following pages of this PDF file concerns the installation of solar energy equipment and co-located energy storage assets in artificial structures, such as buildings and rooftops. Its primary aim is to accelerate the permit-granting process for these installations, ensuring a maximum of 3 months to obtain a permit. One of the most remarkable features of this legislation is that it allows for exemptions from environmental impact assessments, which were mandatory in similar cases before. That is, the installations of solar energy equipment discussed here shall

    Strategiei Naționale de Dezvoltare, Moldova 2030 (National Development Strategy, Moldova 2030)

    This concept note outlines the framework of Moldova’s next National Development Strategy called Moldova 2030. The document is structured into three main chapters that examine the fundamental factors influencing the country’s trajectory towards 2030, the alignment between development planning efforts and systemic development trends, and the concrete priorities to achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Through analyses, the note highlights the central role played by various factors, such as demographics, migration, social, economic, climatic, and governance on Moldova’s development journey into its 2030 future. The document estimates that Moldova’s

    Fastsettelse av forskrifter om vern av 54 skogområder i fylkene Møre og Romsdal, Vestland, Rogaland, Agder, Vestfold og Telemark, Viken, Innlandet, Trøndelag, Nordland og Troms og Finnmark (Adoption of regulations on the protection of 54 forest areas in the counties of Møre og Romsdal, Vestland, Rogaland, Agder, Vestfold and Telemark, Viken, Innlandet, Trøndelag, Nordland and Troms and Finnmark)

    This legislation focuses on the protection and conservation of 54 forest areas in Norway. Its purpose is to preserve a representative selection of Norwegian nature for future generations and to meet national and international conservation goals and obligations. The legislation proposes the preservation of publicly owned forests and voluntary protection of privately owned ones. The legislation lays down strict regulations on any activities that can alter the natural environment such as the construction of temporary or permanent structures. Any proposed development in these protected areas must go through a review

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