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The Cross-sectoral sector of the Creative Europe Programme

October 2, 2023

Associations and non-profits, Cultural institutions, European opportunities

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Objective of the line cross-sectoral is to facilitate and strengthen collaboration between the different cultural and creative sectors. The intent is to help these sectors face and resolve the challenges they face on a daily basis; but not only that: a fundamental part is the research and application of innovative solutions.

In fact, a single transversal approach brings with it great benefits, just think of the positive effects in terms of knowledge transfer and administrative efficiencies.

Furthermore, and for the first time, the cross-sector sector of the Creative Europe program covers the media sector.

The world of information, in fact, needs support for face and adapt to structural and technological changes of your field. In this sense, the activities of the Intersectoral section will be aimed at promoting a free, diversified and pluralistic media reality and at promoting not only the quality of journalism, but also media literacy which can no longer afford to ignore the digital environment within which it is articulated .

In general, the focus of the cross-sector sector is divided between:

  • common challenges and opportunities for the cultural and creative sectors;
  • actions to support the mass media sector by promoting media literacy, pluralism and media freedom.

Le support actions they therefore focus on the following aspects:

  • Transnational political cooperation: here culture plays a primary role as a fundamental element for achieving social inclusion, freedom and artistic promotion; great attention also to promoting awareness of the program and supporting the transferability of results.
  • Creative innovation laboratories: Innovative approaches to the creation, access, distribution and promotion of content across all cultural and creative sectors are promoted. Such approaches must take into account the “digital transition” and include both market and non-market dimensions.
  • Media: support for media literacy, quality journalism, media freedom and pluralism.
  • Creative Europe Desks: support for the creation of Creative Europe desks in all participating countries and stimulus for cross-border cooperation and exchange of "best practices" in the cultural and creative sectors.

For more information, visit action page on the European Commission website.

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This guide was created as part of the annual work plan of the European network IGNet, co-financed by the European Union. The contents of the guide reflect the views only of the authors and neither the European Commission nor any of its agencies can be held responsible for the content or any use made of it. The contents of the guide have no official value for the purposes of submitting applications and projects, for which only the official guides of the individual programs and initiatives are valid.

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