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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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Tallinn Business Incubators
Tallinn Creative Incubator is one of the 4 incubators under the Business Support and Credit ...
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Turning Talent into Business in Amsterdam
Turning talent into business is a collaboration between different parties from the fashion ...
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Betahaus in Berlin
Betahaus is a co-working space in Berlin. It is a platform, which meets the demands of ...
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Alkmaar Club Caas
Bringing together the creative, innovative and ICT sectors in Alkmaar and the region. An ...
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Parc Barcelona Media
Parc Barcelona Media (located in the 22@ District) is a great urban space where a high number of ...
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Time wandering. Tallinn 1219-2219
Opening the “secret passages” is a unique example of revitalising unused spaces, where ...
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Aberystwyth and Three Mills Island
"When we think about creative economies maybe we should be thinking of creative ecologies?" Meaning Aberystwyth and Three Mills Island in UK as a great example of response to place and culture. 17 design teams in cooperation with the local community have started a regeneration project of brownfield territory turning it into an astonishing and ecological residential and study area.
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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.