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  • Statement: Citizen-­oriented Cohesion Policy with a prominent place for culture  

    Published on 18 September 2018

    In reaction to the European Commission’s proposal for the future EU Cohesion policy, the European Alliance for Culture and the Arts advocates for a citizen-oriented approach of the Cohesion Policy supporting active citizenship and the involvement by communities and individuals.

    The statement highlights the essential role of culture and the creative sectors and calls on the European institution to

    1. Include culture through all investment priorities and acknowledge the intrinsic value of culture and the arts.
    2. Adopt a citizen-centred approach to the EU’s Cohesion Policy.
    3. Encourage Member States to embed culture in their Operational Programmes.
    4. Simplify access for cultural actors to Regional Development & Cohesion Funds.
    5. Explore and deepen synergies between the Cohesion Policy Funds and the Creative Europe programme.
  • Feasibility study for the establishment of a European Music Observatory (EMO) – Summary

    Together with 11 other European music organisations, Live DMA is part of the advisory board of the feasibility study investigating a possible future full-scale establishment of a data collection organisation called The Observatory as a core strategic resource to drive relevance and value for future policy actions in the music portfolio and across the sector. This feasibility study in conducted by KEA and Panteia.…

  • Amateur Practices of Popular Music in France – A Study by FEDELIMA

    According to a governmental study on the cultural practices of the French population, music is the first art practiced by French people. The practice of music is a cultural expression that enables people to become cultural actors and not only consumers. In that sense, the practice of music is rooted in the cultural rights of…

  • Live DMA’s 2019 European elections campaign : report

    Live DMA’s 2019 European Parliamentary elections campaign was a great success! We succeeded in advocating for better conditions for the live music sector in Europe and informing our members about the different visions and commitments the MEPs candidates took during this campaign. Read the full report of the campaign for more information as well as…

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