Funding in Europe. European funds in alphabetic order Anna Lindh FoundationAnna Lindh Foundation's purpose is to bring people together from across the Mediterranean to improve mutual respect between cultures. www.euromedalex.org BalkanKultTo support the mobility of artists, practitioners, ideas and works in order to build bridges between cultures and help the creation of new experiences and understanding. www.balkankult.org CEI FellowshipThe CEI Fellowship is a newly established fellowship aimed at encouraging cross-border cooperation and promotion in the field of literature for young writers from Central European countries. www.ceinet.org Europa NostraEuropa Nostra supports national and international campaigns for the preservation and rescue of Europe´s heritage at risk.
It encourages exemplary initiatives in favour of the conservation and enhancement of cultural heritage by recognising outstanding heritage achievements. www.europanostra.org ECF / Step Beyond Canon Foundation in Europe Fundtracer Thomassen Fund. About the Hippocrene Foundation. The Hippocrene Foundation is a state-approved independent family foundation whose main purpose is "to Live Europe" by developing stronger connections between young Europeans.
Supporting projects: The Foundation provides financial support to non-profit projects in various domains: culture and education as well as humanitarian and social action. The Foundation has chosen to minimize its operating costs so that more than 75% of its budget may be devoted to grants. Its assets come both from the returns on its own capital and from donations by individuals or companies.
Some of the donations are allotted to specific projects by donors. The Foundation does not appeal to public funding. Creating networks: Complementarily, the Hippocrene Foundation fosters meetings between young Europeans from different networks and backgrounds. Lettre de la fondation déc 2011 Lettre de la fondation déc 2012. European Cultural Foundation.
Over the past 60 years, we have brought together ideas, knowledge and experience to maximise the impact of culture across wider Europe, both through our activities and through our grants programmes.
Our goal is to support and bring new ideas and inspired visions to diverse audiences across different countries in Europe and beyond. The 2013 call for Collaboration Grants was aligned with our strategic focus for the next four years – Connecting Culture, Communities and Democracy. We supported projects (12 collaboration grants from Greece to Latvia) that – by working transnationally and cross-sectorally – present a fresh and more sustainable picture of Europe. Between now and 2016, we will work through a networked approach, aiming to connect local cultural change-makers, raising awareness of their creative potential to generate new social, environmental, economic and democratic models through their cultural practices. European Cultural Foundation. You can apply online on ECF Labs, in the Step Beyond Lab.
Applications are currently closed In 2016, the last date to submit your application for Step Beyond travel grants was 30 November. In early 2017, the application form will be re-opened with NEW GUIDELINES. Please subscribe to our eZine or social media channels (Facebook, Twitter) to stay updated. Have you received a grant from us? You can download ECF's logo, flyers and other artwork our on logos & downloads page. Also check our other grants schemes: ERSTE Stiftung. INTERREG. INTERREG IV Förderungen. ALPINE SPACE PROGRAMME: Home. Nationalagentur Lebenslanges Lernen - Nationalagentur Lebenslanges Lernen.
Youth in Action - Programme 2007-2013. Europäische Kommission - Amtliche Dokumente zum Programm für lebenslanges Lernen. Citizenship Programme 2007-2013 - Europe for Citizens. Cultural tourism - Tourism - Enterprise and Industry. "Europe must offer sustainable and high-quality tourism, playing on its comparative advantages, in particular the diversity of its countryside and extraordinary cultural wealth.
" With this statement, the Commission communication "Europe, the world's No 1 tourist destination - a new political framework for tourism in Europe" confirms the significant role of cultural tourism. Europe is indeed a key cultural tourism destination, with a large number of major sites and a strong flow of international and domestic visitors. It is estimated that cultural tourism accounts for around 40% of all European tourism. Tourists are more and more looking for true experiences, for meeting and getting to know other people and other cultures.Tourism policies will need to adapt to these trends and develop a quality offer promoting local cultures and traditions and paying attention to sustainable aspects: preservation of the heritage, of the landscape, of the local culture. European cultural routes A study. Calypso (social tourism) - Tourism - Enterprise and Industry.