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EURO-AFRICAN CAMPUS FOR CULTURAL COOPERATION

22-06-2009

EURO-AFRICAN CAMPUS FOR CULTURAL COOPERATION The first edition of the Euro-African Campus for Cultural Cooperation will be held in Maputo, Mozambique, in 2009. The ...

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01-12-2008

CULTURAL INSTRUMENTS FOR WOMEN’S SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. (SSR) 2nd PHASE After an initial phase during which, by means of a participative process, the necessary documentation for guiding public ...

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18-11-2008

PROMOTION OF CREATIVE AND CULTURAL INDUSTRIES IN HONDURAS. (FOMECC) This project conducted by Interarts and the “Santa Rosa Vive el Arte” Programme , as local partner, aims to contribute ...

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10-11-2008

PROMOTION OF CREATIVE AND CULTURAL INDUSTRIES IN SENEGAL. (FOMECC) With the participation of the Association des Métiers de la Musique du Senegal as local partner, in collaboration with ...

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20-01-2008

STUDY ON ACCESS OF YOUNG PEOPLE TO CULTURE Commissioned by the Youth Unit of the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency in cooperation with the ...

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The first edition of the Euro-African Campus for Cultural Cooperation will be held in Maputo, Mozambique, in 2009. The project has been designed by the Interarts Foundation and the Observatory of Cultural Policies in Africa (OCPA), in the framework of a cultural cooperation programme initiated in 2003 that involves research, awareness-raising, training and networking activities. The project also aims to build on other relevant initiatives and involve other partners and organisations with shared aims, in order to guarantee the relevance and effectiveness of the event. To this end, a series of preparatory activities have been carried out since 2007, including the identification of good practices, dissemination of the project and cooperation with other organisations.

start date

22 June 2009

objectives

The general aim of the Campus is to provide a meeting, training and exchange point for cultural agents in Africa and Europe to reflect, transfer knowledge, exchange experiences and discuss possible joint activities in the field of cultural cooperation, in the broader context of the contribution of culture and cultural dialogue to sustainable development, human rights, democracy and poverty reduction.

results

The Campus is proposed as a five-day event which will combine plenary sessions devoted to the transversal issues at stake and workshops enabling a sectorial approach. The latter shall provide the atmosphere for networking and the design of new projects.

activity areas

Cultural cooperation. Transfer of knowledge. Cultural Cooperation.

geographic location

 Europe


 Africa