14 Oct 2019
NEMO Report on Museums' Participation in EU funding programmes
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- The report shows that only a fraction of museums benefit from the EU funding opportunities and demonstrates a geographical funding imbalance across Europe.
- The report also confirms that training and mobility activities are the most used formats, which confirms a great need for capacity building opportunities for museums at European level.
- Only 6% of the Creative Europe budget (culture strand) is used by museums participating in projects. For the Erasmus+, Horizon 2020 and Europe for Citizens programmes, this percentage is less than 1%.
- Ensure that European museums are able to play their full part in delivering European priorities, including growth, integration, social impact, skills, jobs and research.
- Ensure that museums are better equipped to bid for and carry out EU-funded projects.
- Facilitate better access for micro-organisations to European cultural funding programmes.
- Improve the training and mobility opportunities of the museum workforce through targeted actions at European level.
Further information
The report EU funding for Museums, Galleries & Archives in Europe is available on NEMO's website, as follows:Similar content
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