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Home » funding » Interreg: European Territorial Cooperation – example of DEMO project
  • Interreg: European Territorial Cooperation – example of DEMO project

    Published on 7 November 2019

    Interreg is a programme of cooperation between territories developed with the support of the structural fund ‘European Regional Development Fund (ERDF)’. The programme started 25 years ago and it has for goal to reduce the disparities between European regions, through common projects and cooperation between trans-border regions. Interreg works for a European growth that is intelligent, sustainable and inclusive.

    The next Interreg programme should start in January 2022.

    Interreg is a programme managed by European regions, not at the national or European level.

    Interreg is not a programme specific to cultural projects. Yet, as the European regions choose their priorities among a list of strategies established by the European Union, culture can be part of these priorities. Nonetheless, advocacy is needed at European Regions level so they can fully realise the potential of Interreg programme for cultural projects.

    Recently, the Creative Europe Desk Germany organised a conference where it was explained how the latest Interreg programme included fundings for the cultural sectors. You can watch the conference here:


    DEMO, AN INTERREG PROJECT FOR THE LIVE MUSIC SECTOR

    For the years 2014 – 2020, Interreg France –Wallonia – Vlaanderen financed the DEMO project: Durability and Ecology in the Music sector and its Organisers. Go through the Slides below to learn more about DEMO: what they do, how they collaborate together, how they think about the future of the project…

  • LSE Podcast – February 2019

    In this forth episode of the Live Style Europe radio show: Release of the Live DMA Online Resource Platform in December 2018. Short feedback on Live DMA’s activities at Eurosonic in January 2019. Interview with Arne Dee from VNPF, Live DMA’s member in the Netherlands Interview with Susann Hollmann, Deputy Head of the Cultural Policy…

  • Paths of Cooperation

    How the live music sector in Europe joins forces The music sector in Europe is very fragmented: the different branches of the sector (live music operators, managers, publishers…) do not spontaneously cooperate together. This means that all the research, development or advocacy are done separately, which leads to a plurality of systems also depending on…

  • VAT IN THE EUROPEAN LIVE MUSIC SECTOR

    This article presents: WHAT IS THE VAT The Value Added Tax, or VAT, in the European Union is a general, broadly based consumption tax assessed on the value added to goods and services. Source: European Commission The live music sector is international. It can thus be difficult to grasp all the VAT requirements of each country and…

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