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  • Nόμος 4936/2022 (105/ 27-05-2022): Εθνικός Κλιματικός Νόμος (Law 4936/2022 (105/27-05-2022): National Climate Law)

    Law 4936/2022 is the National Climate Law in Greece, setting the legal framework on climate action. The document also contains emergency provisions to address the energy crisis and protect the environment. Key measures established in this law include: a) setting a net zero target for 2050, b) measures and policies to strengthen adaptation to climate change at the lowest possible cost, c) intermediate anthropogenic emission mitigation targets for the years 2030 and 2040; d) indicators for monitoring progress towards achieving the relevant objectives, e) procedures for evaluating and readjusting the

    Orientação Técnica Nº 3/C04-i02/2022: Implementação do programa Saber Fazer (Technical Guideline No. 3/C04-i02/2022: Implementation of the Saber Fazer programme)

    Component C04 – Culture of the Recovery and Resilience Plan has a total budget of around 150 million euros and includes the “RE-C04-i02 – Cultural Heritage” investment, which is divided into three measures. The investment measure “C04-i02-m03 – Implementation of the Saber Fazer Programme” (installation of the Saber Fazer Technological Centre and Saber Fazer Laboratories, with associated routes) provides funding, totalling around 2 million euros, for interventions to enhance and boost endogenous resources and traditional techniques, including the creation of a repository of information and documentation on national craft production,

    Proposta de Plano Estratégico de Cooperação Cultural Multilateral da CPLP 2022 – 2026 (Proposed CPLP Multilateral Cultural Cooperation Strategic Plan, 2022-2026)

    This document outlines the Proposed Strategic Plan for Multilateral Cultural Cooperation within the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP) for the period 2022-2026. It emphasises the importance of cultural unity and collaboration among member states, focusing on promoting intercultural exchange, capacity building, and gender equality in the cultural sector. The plan is structured around strategic objectives, including fostering dialogue, preserving cultural heritage, and supporting creative industries. Implementation of the plan will require close coordination between the CPLP Secretariat and relevant stakeholders, with an emphasis on strategic management and monitoring to

    Proposta de Plano de Ação de Cooperação Cultural Multilateral da CPLP, 2022 – 2024 (Proposed CPLP Multilateral Cultural Cooperation Action Plan, 2022 – 2024)

    This plan of action outlines various projects and initiatives within the Cultural sector of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP). It highlights the establishment of a community system for the temporary import and export of cultural goods among CPLP countries. Additionally, it projects that support will be provided for the mobility of artists, authors, and cultural agents within the CPLP space. Furthermore, efforts will be made to enhance coordination and information sharing among entities responsible for cultural activities supervision in CPLP countries. A study will be conducted on the

    Archiefwet (Archives Act)

    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.

    Archives and Collections Policies

    The legislation outlined in the attached content library document plays a crucial role in shaping the preservation and management of heritage within the Historic Environment Scotland framework. Historic Environment Scotland (HES) Archives and Collections Policies for 2022 outline strict guidelines for the acquisition, conservation, and management of historical artefacts and materials. It encompasses a comprehensive range of laws, standards, and guidelines that govern the handling, protection, and accessibility of archives and collections. These regulations are essential for ensuring the ethical acquisition, proper documentation, and responsible disposal of heritage materials. They

    Nordrhein-westfälisches Denkmalschutzgesetz (DSchG NRW)(North Rhine-Westphalia Monument Protection Act)

    The Nordrhein-westfälisches Denkmalschutzgesetz (North Rhine-Westphalia Monument Protection Act) serves as a comprehensive framework for the preservation and protection of cultural heritage in the region. This legislation aims to safeguard historical buildings, sites, and objects by outlining strict guidelines and procedures for their maintenance, alteration, and restoration. A key feature of the Act is the establishment of the Landesdenkmalrat (State Monument Council), which advises the highest monument authority on matters concerning cultural heritage. The council comprises representatives from various sectors, including religious institutions, scientific and cultural organisations, and state ministries, ensuring

    Loi du 1er avril 2022 portant modification de la loi modifiée du 18 avril 2001 sur les droits d’auteur, les droits voisins et les bases de données en vue de la transposition de la directive 2019/789 du Parlement européen et du Conseil du 17 avril 2019

    This legislation focuses on the modification of copyright laws in Luxembourg to align with the EU Directive 2019/789, specifically addressing rights related to online broadcasting, satellite communication, cable retransmission, and public communication. The amendments introduce new sections and articles to regulate the interaction between broadcasters and signal distributors, emphasising the need for authorization from rights holders for transmission activities. The document clarifies the conditions under which retransmission via internet services can take place, ensuring compliance with EU regulations. The law aims to establish clear guidelines for the exercise of copyright

    Loi du 1er avril 2022

    This legislation introduces significant changes to the utilisation of protected works and objects that are unavailable in the market by cultural heritage institutions. It defines conditions for the non-commercial use of such works by libraries, museums, archives, and institutions preserving cinematic or sound heritage. The law aims to facilitate access to cultural heritage materials for research and scientific purposes, allowing institutions to reproduce and extract content for text and data mining. Moreover, the legislation expands the scope of permissible uses of orphan works by specifying conditions under which libraries, museums,

    Forslag til Lov om ændring af lov om sikring af kulturværdier i Danmark (Act amending the Act on the Protection of Cultural Assets in Denmark)

    The proposed amendment to the Danish legislation on the safeguarding of cultural assets aims to strengthen measures against the illegal import of cultural goods. This legislative update introduces stricter penalties and enforces supplementary provisions aligned with the European Parliament and Council Regulation (EU) 2019/880, concerning the import and entry of cultural items. A key element of this amendment is the enhancement of Chapter 5, which now encompasses comprehensive penalty provisions. This includes the authority for customs and tax administrations or the police to detain shipments suspected of containing illegally exported

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