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  • Farm to Fork Strategy: For a fair, healthy and environmentally-friendly food system

    The European Union’s sustainable food system framework aims to create an efficient policy that promotes sustainability in all food-related policies. The framework aims to transition all food products placed on the EU market into being increasingly sustainable. This framework will combine certification and labeling on the sustainability performance of food products and targeted incentives to promote sustainable practices and raise sustainability standards. As a result, these practices will serve as the norm for all food products in the EU market. The framework requires all actors of the food chain, such

    Culture 2025: A National Cultural Policy Framework to 2025

    Explore the rich tapestry of Irish heritage through this comprehensive framework that delves into the cultural, historical, and architectural treasures that shape the continent. The document highlights the significance of built heritage, archaeology, and natural habitats in contributing to the economic and social vibrancy of cities, towns, and villages. It underscores the importance of preserving traditional agricultural practices and high-quality landscapes that have evolved over thousands of years. Moreover, the framework emphasises the pivotal role of cultural institutions, arts, film, music, and language in shaping the cultural landscape of Ireland.

    Programa Nacional da Política de Ordenamento do Território (National Spatial Planning Policy Programme)

    The Territorial Strategy and Model (PNPOT) is the leading instrument of the territorial management system. It defines objectives and strategic options for territorial development and establishes the organisation model of the national territory. The PNPOT is the reference framework for other territorial programmes and plans and a guiding instrument for strategies with territorial impact. The Territorial Principles and Challenges are derived from the problems and strategic territorial resources identified in the Diagnosis and the Critical Changes and Territorial Trends. The Territorial Model establishes the desired spatial organisation model based on

    Cultúr 2025: Creatbheartas Náisiúnta Cultúir go dtí an bhliain 2025 (Culture 2025: National Framework Policy for Culture to the year 2025)

    Explore the rich tapestry of Irish heritage through this comprehensive framework that delves into the cultural, historical, and architectural treasures that shape the continent. The document (Culture 2025: A National Cultural Policy Framework to 2025, in English) highlights the significance of built heritage, archaeology, and natural habitats in contributing to the economic and social vibrancy of cities, towns, and villages. It underscores the importance of preserving traditional agricultural practices and high-quality landscapes that have evolved over thousands of years. Moreover, the framework emphasises the pivotal role of cultural institutions, arts,

    Wet gelijke behandeling op grond van handicap of chronische ziekte (Equal treatment on grounds of disability or chronic illness Act)

    (Equal Treatment Act on the grounds of Disability or Chronic Illness) This law prohibits discrimination based on disability in various areas, including access to goods, services, and facilities. While not focused solely on cultural heritage, it indirectly impacts accessibility in heritage settings by promoting non-discrimination and equal access. The law implies that cultural heritage sites are obliged to act for the promotion of accessibility to those of differing abilities.

    Dialog 2020: Kulturpolitik für die Zukunft (Dialogue 2020: Cultural Policy for the Future)

    This report explores the vital role of art and culture in society, underscoring their systemic importance beyond just entertainment. It highlights how art and culture foster community, enable meaningful exchanges, and bridge gaps between different demographics. The discussion centres on creating supportive frameworks for cultural institutions in Baden-Württemberg, addressing themes such as digitalisation, new social alliances, and cultural strategies for the future. These three topics, among others, have been discussed in dedicated fora, or dialogue sessions. Key insights from the dialogue sessions reveal that digital transformation poses both challenges and

    Legjislacioni Për Teknologjinë E Informacionit Dhe Komunikimin Elektronik (Information Technology and Electronic Communication Legislation)

    (Legislation for Information Technology and Electronic Communication) The legislation for Information Technology and Electronic Communication regulates the use and management of information technology in Albania. It encompasses plans for frequencies, protection of personal data, and promotion of cultural diversity in electronic communication services, based on general objectives of public interest. The regulatory framework for frequency allocation in Albania may impose restrictions on electronic communications services to ensure objectives like promoting cultural diversity through broadcasting. AKEP, responsible for frequency allocation, recognizes frequencies as a national asset with cultural significance. Allocation decisions

    Museolaki (The Museum Act)

    The Museum Act upholds the importance of community, diversity, education, and democracy in the context of culture. It seeks to promote the preservation of cultural and natural heritage, as well as art for future generations. The Museum Act imposes the following general provisions: to maintain and strengthen people’s understanding, heritage, and surroundings; to preserve museums’ exhibits; to advance research on collections and other materials; to promote the availability, accessibility, and use of artefacts and knowledge; to offer presentations and experiences of cultural and natural heritage, and art; to improve the

    Identité & Transitions: Schéma Régional de Développement du Tourisme et des Loisirs 2020/2025 – Bretagne (Identity & Transitions: Regional Tourism and Leisure Development Plan 2020/2025 – Brittany)

    In the face of complex regulatory frameworks and diverse local authority roles, Brittany aims to redefine its approach to tourism, ensuring both public efficiency and meaningful development. The region seeks to address these challenges by constructing a pragmatic and coherent model for tourism that aligns with its unique identity and values. The current legislative environment, characterised by fragmented responsibilities among various public and private actors, has complicated the coordination of tourism efforts. This has led to a lack of clarity and a need for a more unified strategy. To overcome

    Synthèse du schéma territorial de développement culturel 2020-2024 – Guyane (Summary of the 2020-2024 territorial cultural development plan – French Guiana)

    The proposed cultural policy adopts a dual approach: enhancing heritage knowledge and cultural practices while boosting local attractiveness through regional development. This strategy proposes a renewed and dynamic partnership involving the State, local public cooperation institutions (EPCI), municipalities, and cultural associations. Guyane, with its rich history, youthful population, diverse cultural expressions, and unique identity, aims to position culture as a central pillar of its economic, social, and identity-building development. This plan serves as a management tool for implementing cultural policy and focuses on supporting artistic creation and dissemination, heritage knowledge

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