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  • Strategie für Kunst und Kultur des Landes Niederösterreich – Neufassung 2021 (Strategy for Culture and Art in the Province of Lower Austria – New version 2021)

    The “Strategie für Kunst und Kultur des Landes Niederösterreich” is a revised strategy adopted in 2021 for culture and art in Lower Austria. The strategy acknowledges art and culture as foundational elements of regional identity. It underscores the necessity of preserving this heritage for future generations while fostering contemporary cultural expressions and initiatives. Key to the strategy is the participatory approach, involving stakeholders from various cultural sectors in its development. This includes artists, cultural managers, and the public, ensuring a broad-based and inclusive policy. The document outlines several guidelines and

    European Commission Recommendation of 10.11.2021 on a common European data space for cultural heritage C(2021) 7953 final

    The Recommendation outlines the scope of, goals and ambitions for the common European data space for cultural heritage to accelerate the digitisation of cultural heritage, in line with the European strategy for data. It invites EU Member States to set clear digitisation and digital preservation goals and sets indicative targets for content contribution to Europeana and the data space. Notably, it encourages Member States to digitise in 3D all monuments and sites deemed at risk and 50 % of the most physically visited cultural and heritage monuments, buildings and sites

    Emilia-Romagna Regional Strategy “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development”

    The Emilia-Romagna Regional Strategy “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” serves as a comprehensive roadmap for achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. This strategy is rooted in the region’s commitment to sustainability, integrating environmental, social, and economic dimensions to drive equitable and inclusive growth. Central to the plan is the Pact for Work and Climate, a collaborative framework signed by institutional, economic, and social partners. It prioritizes ecological transition, digital transformation, and equality, aiming to reduce territorial, gender, and generational disparities. By aligning with European policies, such

    Plano Estratégico Municipal de Cultura de Vila Real, 2021-2030 (Vila Real Municipal Strategic Plan for Culture, 2021-2030)

    This document outlines the strategic orientation for the Municipal Strategic Plan for Culture in Vila Real, emphasising the importance of global and national documents in shaping this plan. Key references include the Portuguese Constitution, the Faro Convention of the Council of Europe, and various agendas such as Agenda 21 and Agenda 2030. These documents highlight the integration of culture into sustainable development goals and emphasise the role of cultural heritage in fostering community engagement and societal well-being. The text underscores the evolving definition of heritage, underlining its relevance to present

    Region Värmlands kulturplan 2022-2026 (Region Värmland’s cultural plan 2022-2026)

    The “Värmlands kulturplan 2022–2026” emphasises a holistic approach to culture as a driver of social inclusion, regional development, and individual well-being. It focuses on making culture accessible to all, fostering creativity, and ensuring the artistic freedom and sustainability of cultural practices. The plan integrates cultural activities into broader policies like public health, education, and regional planning, advocating for cross-sectoral collaboration. Heritage plays a prominent role, celebrated as a source of identity, learning, and community cohesion. Initiatives include supporting museums, preserving cultural landscapes, and incorporating heritage in education and tourism. The

    LOI n° 2021-1382 du 25 octobre 2021 relative à la régulation et à la protection de l’accès aux œuvres culturelles à l’ère numérique (LAW No. 2021-1382 of 25 October 2021 on the regulation and protection of access to cultural works in the digital age)

    This legislative document aims to regulate and protect access to cultural works in the digital era. It modifies existing laws and creates new codes to address the challenges faced by the cultural sector due to the digitisation of information. It establishes the rules for sending recommendations to copyright infringers, outlines the definition and characteristics of infringing sites, and introduces measures to tackle mirror sites. The document also strengthens the authority of the regulatory body in charge of supervising the communication sector and their competencies and organisation. Moreover, it introduces provisions

    Prague Climate Plan 2030. Prague on the road towards carbon neutrality

    This plan highlights the significance of heritage management in mitigating the impact of climate change, enhancing green infrastructure in urban settings, and reducing environmental pollution. The document emphasises the importance of green spaces, sustainable water management, and adaptation to climate change through various activities and prevention. It focuses on establishing guidelines and regulations to ensure sustainable development. The document outlines measures to secure external funding for eco-friendly projects, facilitate technical support for carbon footprint reduction initiatives, and promote international cooperation with other cities. It discusses the implementation of entry toll

    Plán péče o tradiční lidovou kulturu v ČR na léta 2023 – 2030 (Plan for the care of traditional folk culture in the Czech Republic for the years 2023 – 2030)

    The document was adopted as a resolution of the government, and it aims at providing a concrete framework for the implementation of the UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. It is regularly updated and directly linked to the National Cultural Policy of the Czech Republic 2021–2025+. The body responsible for its implementation is the Department of Regional and Minority Culture. The first part describes how it was adopted in Czechia and how it is implemented. It explains that by the Ministry of Culture, intangible cultural heritage

    Freedom to Live – Malta’s 2021-2030 National Strategy on the Rights of Disabled Persons

    The Freedom to Live publication is a comprehensive strategy to foster inclusivity for disabled people, adopted based on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, published and entered into force in Malta on August 17, 2021. In the national strategy, cultural heritage is extensively addressed. Objective 5, “Participation in Culture, Leisure, Recreation, and Sports”, aims at making venues accessible to everyone, so as to ensure that cultural products, outdoor public spaces, and events are inclusive. The wording “cultural venues” is considered to involve: cinemas, museums,

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