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  • Decreto-Lei n.º 101-D/2020, de 7 de dezembro: Transposição das Diretivas (EU) relativas ao desempenho energético dos edifícios e à eficiência energética (Decree-Law no. 101-D/2020, of December 7: Transposition of the (EU) Directives on the energy performance of buildings and energy efficiency)

    This decree-law defines the requirements applicable to the design and renovation of buildings in order to ensure and promote the improvement of their energy performance and regulates the Energy Certification System for Buildings (SCE), transposing EU Directive 2018/844 and partially transposing EU Directive 2019/944. The legislation focuses on regulations related to energy performance, certification, and monitoring in buildings. It establishes that buildings must maintain a minimum level of energy performance, and if they fail to do so, they are required to submit and implement an Energy Performance Improvement Plan. The

    Programa Saber Fazer (Know How Programme)

    The “Saber Fazer” Program contains the national strategy for traditional arts and crafts for the years 2021 – 2025 and results from the recognition of the importance that the craft production sector can play in contemporary society, creating products and services that make sense in our daily lives, with economic viability, environmental benefits and heritage value. The “Saber Fazer” platform results from the implementation of one of the lines of action of the “Saber Fazer” Program, approved by Ministerial Resolution n.º 89/2020 and consists of a tool that will reflect

    Estratégia Cultural de Braga (2020-2030)

    This document outlines the cultural strategy for Braga from 2020 to 2030, emphasising the city’s commitment to cultural development as a pillar of sustainable growth. It highlights the importance of community engagement, economic stimulation, and knowledge dissemination within the cultural and creative sectors. The strategy is not only a response to the city’s bid for European Capital of Culture in 2027 but also a guiding compass for the future, reflecting the aspirations and concerns of Braga’s residents and stakeholders. The Strategy involves a series of four Implementation Plans spanning the

    Estratégia Comum de Desenvolvimento Transfronteiriço (Common Cross-Border Development Strategy)

    This Strategy represents the fulfilment of the commitment of the Government of the Kingdom of Spain and the Government of the Portuguese Republic, set out in the Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2018 at the XXX Luso-Spanish Summit, to define a Common Cross-Border Development Strategy. The entities responsible and the working group have geared their actions towards achieving the objective defined in the Memorandum, which is to guarantee the future sustainability of the territories, making them more attractive places to live, work and invest. The Strategy is a flexible tool

    Estratégia Regional Alentejo 2030

    The Alentejo 2030 Regional Strategy aims to foster sustainable regional development by enhancing housing policies, promoting socio-economic innovation, and improving infrastructure. It focuses on cooperation among stakeholders, addressing societal challenges, and ensuring access to essential services, while prioritising environmental sustainability and the effective use of strategic resources for future growth. The Strategy emphasises the significance of culture and heritage as vital components of regional identity and economic development. It recognises the potential of cultural and creative industries to enhance tourism and promote local heritage, thereby enriching the region’s unique identity.

    Estratégia Regional de Cultura 2030: Cultura, Criatividade e Resiliência dos Territórios (Regional Culture Strategy 2030: Culture, Creativity and Territorial Resilience)

    The Regional Cultural Strategy 2030 aims to align with the “Strategic Vision for the Centro Region 2030” and its intervention instruments within the new programming cycle. The strategy focuses on three key pillars: Culture, Creativity, and Resources, emphasising the role of culture in community development and capacity building. Analysing the proposed strategy in conjunction with various documents and the results of the “Culture in Post-Centro 2020” study, the document seeks to bridge conceptual perspectives with the ambitions of the Centro region. It identifies the need to enhance cultural resources and

    Algarve 2030 – Estratégia de Desenvolvimento Regional

    The Algarve 2030 Strategy emphasises regional economic diversification through innovation in sectors like agro-food, renewable energy, and ICT. It aims to enhance global competitiveness, promote decarbonization, and foster inter-regional cooperation. The strategy addresses historical systemic failures in innovation, focusing on research, internationalisation, and sustainable development. The document highlights the significance of cultural and heritage preservation as vital components of sustainable development. It aims to valorize and safeguard cultural heritage through the promotion of traditional architecture, artisanal products, and intangible cultural assets, enhancing community identity and regional attractiveness. The Strategy emphasises

    Plano Estratégico para a Cultura de Faro (Strategic Plan for Culture in Faro)

    The document “PEC FARO 2030” outlines the Strategic Plan for Faro’s Culture until 2030, consisting of two main components: the Cultural and Creative Sector Diagnosis and the Strategy for Faro’s Culture. The document is divided into two parts, with the first focusing on diagnosing the cultural and creative sector’s structure, dynamics, and economic importance in Faro. It emphasises the need for solid information to guide future public policies. The strategic plan aligns with UNESCO’s approach to cultural and creative sectors, emphasising the comprehensive understanding of these areas beyond economic impacts.

    Decreto Regulamentar Regional nº 28/2020/M, de 28 de abril: Aprova a orgânica da Direção Regional da Cultura (Regional Regulatory Decree no. 28/2020/M, of April 28: Approves the organization of the Regional Directorate for Culture)

    This Regional Decree outlines the structure and functioning of the Regional Directorate of Culture (DRC) in Madeira, detailing its internal organisation and the services it provides. The DRC’s services are to be remunerated based on criteria and tables approved by government members responsible for finance and culture. The organisation follows a hierarchical structure with core units and flexible coordination areas, as specified in regional legislative decrees. The DRC’s responsibilities include participating in defining the cultural policy of the Autonomous Region of Madeira, proposing legislative and regulatory measures for the cultural

    Decreto Regulamentar Regional n.º 27/2020/M, de 27 de abril: Aprova a orgânica da Direção Regional do Arquivo e Biblioteca da Madeira (Regional Regulatory Decree no. 27/2020/M, of April 27: Approves the organization of the Regional Directorate of the Archives and Library of Madeira)

    This legislation approves the organisational structure of the Regional Directorate of Archive and Library of Madeira (DRABM), integrating it into the Regional Secretariat of Tourism and Culture. The DRABM is responsible for managing archives, preserving documents, promoting access to cultural heritage, and supporting public libraries in Madeira. It also coordinates the Regional Public Libraries Network and collaborates with the National Library of Portugal. The document outlines the nature, mission, and functions of the DRABM, emphasising the importance of preserving archival and bibliographic heritage. It specifies the responsibilities of the DRABM,

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