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  • Loi du 1er avril 2022 (Law of 1 April 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

    Regierol afgestemd depotbeleid (Directing role aligned depot policy)

    (Coordinated Deposit Policy for Cultural and Immovable Heritage) The Flemish government actively directs the deposit system by emphasising key areas. This involves fostering a cohesive vision that aligns both cultural and immovable heritage. The government remains vigilant in identifying challenges, ensuring continuous monitoring of these challenges. Policy and its instruments are subject to thorough evaluation and refinement. Collaboration and networking are not only encouraged but also closely monitored. The government takes a coordinating role in providing advice on the sustainable preservation of heritage. Additionally, efforts are dedicated to raising awareness

    Plano Estratégico Municipal da Cultura para o Concelho de Leiria (2020-2030): Volume I • Diagnóstico do Sistema Cultural e Criativo (SCC) de Leiria (Municipal Culture Strategic Plan for the Municipality of Leiria (2020-2030): Volume I – Diagnosis of Leiria’s Cultural and Creative System)

    The Municipal Strategic Plan for Culture for the Municipality of Leiria covers the decade between 2020 and 2030 and is the result of a multi-stage process involving the participation of citizens. The plan is structured around five axes of strategic intervention: one community, multiple heritages; artistic and creative Leiria; Leiria, a laboratory of citizenship; openness and global dialogue; and diverse and collaborative territories. This first volume of the strategic Plan presents a diagnosis of the cultural and creative system of Leiria, which was based on documentary and statistical analyses and

    Plano Estratégico Municipal da Cultura para o Concelho de Leiria (2020-2030): Volume II · Estratégia Cultural e Plano de Ação 2021-30 (Municipal Culture Strategic Plan for the Municipality of Leiria (2020-2030): Volume II – Cultural Strategy and Action Plan 2021-30)

    The Municipal Strategic Plan for Culture for the Municipality of Leiria covers the decade between 2020 and 2030 and is the result of a multi-stage process involving the participation of citizens. The plan is structured around five axes of strategic intervention: one community, multiple heritages; artistic and creative Leiria; Leiria, a laboratory of citizenship; openness and global dialogue; and diverse and collaborative territories. Following a phase of diagnosis and data collection, the second volume of the plan focuses on drawing up the vision and strategic objectives for culture in Leiria,

    Regional kulturplan för Uppsala län 2023–2026 (Regional Cultural Plan for Uppsala County 2023–2026)

    The “Regional kulturplan för Uppsala län 2023–2026” outlines strategic goals for promoting art and culture throughout the Uppsala region. It emphasizes three core priorities: fostering artistic expression and diversity, enhancing cultural participation for all residents, and integrating culture into sustainable community development. The plan highlights collaboration with local municipalities, cultural institutions, and the civil society to ensure accessibility and high-quality cultural experiences. It addresses challenges like geographic disparities and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, proposing innovative solutions such as digital accessibility and fostering inclusivity. The plan also stresses the

    Loi du 3 mars 2022 portant modification de la loi du 18 juillet 2018 concernant la protection de la nature et des ressources naturelles (Act of 3 March 2022 amending the Act of 18 July 2018 on the protection of nature and natural resources)

    This legislation focuses on the protection of natural habitats and resources in Luxembourg, emphasising the preservation of biodiversity and ecosystems. It outlines strict regulations to prevent unauthorised construction or activities in green zones, aiming to safeguard the natural environment and maintain the balance of ecosystems. The document highlights the importance of conserving habitats of community interest and the need for scientific criteria in designating Natura 2000 zones. Furthermore, the legislation addresses the conservation of animal species and their habitats, emphasising the significance of maintaining the ecological balance and protecting vulnerable

    Décret portant protection du patrimoine culturel mobilier (Decree on the protection of movable cultural heritage)

    This legislation focuses on the protection of movable cultural heritage within the French Community, aiming to safeguard valuable cultural assets from unauthorised movement, alteration, or destruction. It defines and classifies movable cultural property, emphasising items of exceptional artistic, historical, or scientific significance. The decree establishes a framework for the government to classify and protect these treasures, ensuring their preservation for future generations. One key aspect of the legislation is the creation of an inventory of classified treasures and culturally significant items, enabling effective monitoring and conservation efforts. It outlines measures

    Règlement grand-ducal du 9 mars 2022 précisant les modalités de la demande et de la délivrance de l’agrément des opérateurs archéologiques, fixant les conditions de demande et d’octroi de l’autorisation ministérielle nécessaire pour accomplir des opérations d’archéologie et déterminant les modalités de saisine et les documents à joindre à la demande de protection d’un élément immeuble relevant du patrimoine archéologique (Grand-Ducal Regulation of 9 March 2022 specifying the procedures for applying for and granting approval to archaeological operators, laying down the conditions for applying for and granting the ministerial authorisation required to carry out archaeological operations and determining the procedures for submitting applications and the documents to be enclosed with applications for the protection of an immovable element relating to the archaeological heritage)

    This legislation outlines the stringent requirements and procedures for conducting archaeological operations in Luxembourg, aiming to safeguard the country’s cultural heritage. It establishes clear guidelines for the approval and execution of archaeological projects, emphasising the importance of scientific rigour and documentation. The document details the information and documentation necessary for applying for approval, including the qualifications of the team, project details, and safety measures. One of the key aspects highlighted in the legislation is the need for thorough planning and adherence to scientific methodologies in archaeological endeavours. It stresses the

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