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'Support for European Cooperation Projects 2018' and 'Support for cooperation projects related to the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018' 
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About the call(s) for proposals The programme operator’s website is the primary source of information about calls for proposals. All necessary information about this call can be found there.
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Main and specific objectives of the Action In the framework of the programme area „Promotion of diversity in culture and arts within European cultural heritage‟ (Programme Area 17 under the EEA Financial Mechanism) the aim of this call is to serve the strengthening of cultural diversity for example through cultural exchange between cultural players from Hungary and the donor states. On this purpose, this overall objective can be achieved through cooperation in the field of performing arts, through stimulating and building professional networks facilitating the flow of cultural works between the countries concerned or by the development, implementation and promotion of joint training programmes, study trips, workshops, professional platforms and co-productions. The aim can be achieved through bilateral and multilateral international (Hungarian-donor country) cooperation to promote cooperation in the field of performing arts, the building of the professional networks between countries and the facilitation of the flow of cultural products which serves cultural exchange between the donor and the beneficiary states. The applicable grant rate regarding the percentage of overall eligible costs: 90% Deadline: 27 March 2016
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Topic:The cultural heritage of war in contemporary Europe Specific challenge: European nations and societies have had ambiguous relation to war since the beginning of the age of modern nation states. Wars were the culmination of patriotic efforts and cemented national identities. The horrors of wars pushed the same societies, nations and their elites to overcome traditional rivalries and to engage in the European construction that finally succeeded after World War II. The Nobel Peace Price received by the European Union in 2012 and the upcoming Europe-wide memorial events related to the first centenary of the outbreak of World War I and to the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II put in relief in an expressive way the many layers of the cultural heritage of war, whether for local communities, for national or for European identities. Scope: The multidisciplinary, geographically balanced and comparative research will aim at exploring the complex relationship that contemporary European societies have with the tangible and intangible cultural heritage of the major armed conflicts fought on their soil in the 20th century (inter alia World War I and World War II but also Balkan wars, civil wars, revolutions, etc.). The research will map the use of the cultural heritage of the selected major armed conflicts in memorial practices, media and popular culture, political appropriation, education, heritage preservation and related cultural heritage tourism. It will explore and conceptualise the role that this cultural heritage plays in local and national identities and in the practices and narratives laying the foundation of European identities. It will explore links between national cultural heritage traditions and assess how these can be better articulated, taking the impact of war on cultural memory into account. Deadline Date28-05-2015 17:00:00 (Brussels local time)
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The European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Awards is granted annually to identify and promote best practices in the conservation of tangible and intangible cultural heritage, to stimulate exchange of knowledge and experience throughout Europe, to enhance public awareness and appreciation of Europe's cultural heritage, and to encourage further excellent initiatives through the power of example. Outstanding heritage achievements will be awarded in the following categories:
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Scope: The action will analyse the potential and the challenges of SSH valorisation at the European level and will develop solutions for advancing the practical application of research results, methods and expertise of SSH into products and services. To reach these goals, the action should develop a platform that will bring together SSH researchers and economic and social actors, including within an interdisciplinary setting. This platform should foster a dialogue between SSH researchers and relevant stakeholders with the aim to identify the structural requirements and conditions that must be created to ensure an effective valorisation of SSH research. In particular this should include such issues as research design, research communication, training of SSH researchers and their employability in the wider economy or any other relevant social field where SSH should be integrated in innovation endeavours, as well as production and use of data. The action will also develop a valorisation concept for the systematic exchange and dissemination of SSH research results, which will include the earlier and deeper integration of SSH research across the innovation value chain. The developed concept will also need to be tested in a subsequent step.
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Topic: Innovation ecosystems of digital cultural assetsREFLECTIVE-6-2015 Specific Challenge: The digital age has revolutionised our habits, behaviours and expectations. The utilisation of digital technologies for research in the humanities and social sciences demonstrates the need for innovation at the service of scholarship and its advancement. The shift to digital is impacting on identities and cultures and transforming the shape of the knowledge that we will transmit to future generations as well as the means by which we can interact with it. . This specific challenge responds to the growing urge to share the wealth of cultural resources, research and knowledge in our collections and recognises that new cultural assets are continually created. It will show how digital cultural resources can promote creativity and generate innovation in research design and methodology, lead to richer interpretations of the past, bring new perspectives to questions of identity and culture, and generate societal and economic benefits. Europe’s vast cultural heritage can be transformed into digital assets, whose integration and reuse through research-led methods can create value for European cultural institutions and heritage, tourism and the cultural and creative industries. The objective is to enhance the analysis of cultural resources to improve our understanding of how European identity can be traced, constructed or debated, and to use those resources to foster innovation across sectors. Scope: Support and promote access to and resue of digital cultural heritage resources (available in scientific collections, archives, museums, libraries and cultural heritage sites) as part of research and innovation. Projects should enable new models and demonstrations of the analysis, interpretation and understanding of Europe's cultural and intellectual history and/or capitalising on state of the art technologies (e.g. mobile and wearable devices), bring cultural content to new audiences in novel ways, through the development of new environments, applications, tools, and services for digital cultural resources in scientific collections, archives, museums, libraries and cultural heritage sites. The developed technologies or services should be generated in the context of humanities research perspectives (identity, culture, questions of place, historical and cultural knowledge) and/or facilitate the access, reuse and exploitation of digital cultural resources meeting real user needs. They should illustrate how they allow new research questions to be formulated on the basis of cross-collaboration and/or stimulate cross-border, cross-lingual multi-disciplinary reuse of Europe's cultural heritage, enabling collaboration and partnerships and co-production of knowledge across sectors and communities of researchers and users. Proposals should demonstrate appropriate methods of re-using and repurposing digital assets, paving the way for wider exploitation of Europe's cultural resources and boosting innovation.
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Call for proposals EACEA 32/2017 - 'Support for European cooperation projects 2018' (Category 1 - Smaller scale cooperation projects and Category 2 - Larger scale cooperation projects)
The main objective of the support for European cooperation projects related to the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018 is to reflect the purpose of the 2018 European Year of Cultural Heritage (EYCH 2018), which is to encourage the sharing and appreciation of Europe's cultural heritage as a shared resource, to raise awareness of common history and values, and to reinforce a sense of belonging to a common European space
(Art 1.2 of the Decision (EU) 2017/864).
Call for proposals EACEA 35/2017 - 'Support for cooperation projects related to the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018'(Category 3 - Cooperation projects related to the 2018 European Year of Cultural Heritage)
The following activities are not eligible:
Activities dedicated to research or tourism linked to cultural heritage
Surveys (given that a EU-wide Eurobarometer survey on cultural heritage is being conducted as part of the activities of the European Year of Cultural Heritage).
Conferences, exhibitions, workshops etc, as core activities of the project (these type of activities can be ancillary to it, in particular in view of the communication and dissemination strategies of the project).