Cultural Policy Resources in South East Europe

5 Cultural Policy Resources in South East Europe

Last updated: 10.03.2023


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Please find below a list of the 2004 activities of the Task Force.

· 2-3 October 2004
The international workshop "Cultural policy research in the countries of South East Europe: setbacks and prospects", Belgrade
The workshop aims to address and set an agenda for the new area of activity of the Policies for Culture programme – that of cultural policy research – and of its established Task Force for Culture Policy Research. The aim of this event is to allow for a mapping of the current status of research, and of the relationship between research and decision-making thoughout the region; to raise awareness of liabilities of the lack of research, on the one hand, and assets resulting from the policy supply with independent research results, on the other; to facilitate capacity building & networking in this area; to set an agenda for future action, by defining the most urgent topics of research as well as methodologies to be applied in order to easier convert research findings into policy papers which could have an impact on national and local level. Read more...

· 20-22 May 2004
Presenting a short policy statement at the conference "Networking for the Arts in Europe", Cork, Ireland, in the framework of the presence of the ECF-initiated Forum for Cooperation with SEE (FCC).

· 5-6 March 2004
"Setting the Agenda", meeting of the Task Force Consultative Group, Belgrade
The working meeting was aimed at discussing the role of the Task Force, setting up its agenda (i.e. the priority issues to be addressed), proposing a methodology of action, as well as developing an action plan for short and medium term activities.

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