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uzupio res publika in vilnius
The Republic of Užupis is a cultural and social phenomenon, where a bottom-up initiative of ...
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Art Factories in Amsterdam
Art Factories is a programme for the development of real estate with a broader perspective, ...
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Twinity, Innovative City Marketing in 3D in Berlin
An interactive, 3D, true to scale replica of Berlin in the mirror world Twinity as an innovative ...
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Kultus in Helsinki
Kultus is a web-based service that brings together the fragmented supply of children’s culture ...
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Role of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in Birmingham
This case study discusses the role of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), in supporting the ...
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Creamedia in Barcelona
Creamedia is a tailor made programme aimed at boosting the development of the creative ...
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The Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw
The Copernicus Science Centre will be the first institution of its type in Poland. The Centre ...
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KreaNord Project
KreaNord project presented by the Swedish Ministry of Enterprise was a good example of intergovernmental cooperation in Scandinavia focusing on how to link business and culture on regional level. The project was started by the Nordic Council of Ministers and implemented in Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Faroe Islands.
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The Stockholm Experience Exchange-conference at the 18th of March 2010
The 18th of March 2010 delegates from 11 European cities met in Stockholm’ s Culture House for the second exchange of experience in the frame of Creative Metropoles project, an EU Interreg IV C project. The conference aimed to raise awareness about the impact and role of creative industries on economic development of cities and show best examples of cooperation between governments, municipalities and creative industries in European cities.
The Stockholm Experience Exchange event was mainly devoted to the results of research carried out as one of the central activities for the EU funded project CREATIVE METROPOLES: Public Policies and Instruments in Support of Creative Industries. The reseach was based on analysis of the urban situation and creative industry practices and initiatives realized in 11 European metropoles – Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Birmingham, Helsinki, Oslo, Riga, Stockholm, Tallinn, Vilnius and Warsaw.