#creativeeuropeculture

Creative Synergies

Creative Europe Desks Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary and Austria

Graz, 3 October 2019

#Creative Europe Desks Information

Advice

Mailings

Workshops for applicants

Check of applications

Support with Europe-wide partner search

https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/creative-

europe/contact_en

Creative Europe

Arts, Culture, Film, Creative Industries

Culture MEDIA Guarantee Fund

Cooperation projectsLiterary TranslationEuropean NetworksEuropean Platforms

Development, Slate Funding, Video Games,TV Productions, Promotion, Festivals, Cinema Networks, Distribution, AudienceDevelopment, Training, Co-production Fund

Access to finance, loans

operational in somemember states

Eligible Countries

EU28, Iceland, Norway, Albania, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, North

Macedonia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia,

Tunesia

Eligible applicants: public or private legal personalities active in the cultural and

creative sectors; project leader: legal existence of at least 2 years on date of

submission

Priorities

Mobility: international cooperation and internationalisation of careers

Audience Development: improve access to works, cultural heritage, focus:

children, young people, people with disabilities and underrepresented groups

Capacity Building: innovative approaches to creation, new models of revenue,

new skills

Intercultural Dialogue

Legacy of the European Year of Cultural Heritage

Cooperation projects

Category 1: „small projects“

1 coordinator + 2 partners

EU-grant: max € 200.000,

max. 60% of eligible costs

Category 2: „large projects“

1 coordinator + 5 partners

EU-grant: max. € 2 Mio,

max. 50% of eligible conts

4 years duration

Eligible Costs

Project activities e.g. international cooperation, residencies, coproductions,

conferences, seminars, workshops

Communication e.g. print material, website, online tools

Travel and subsistance costs

Staff costs (project mangement, artists, technicians, scientists etc.)

Indirect costs (office)

Ulysses odyssey for young

artists for New MusicIrcam – Institut de recherche et de coordination acoustique musique (FR)

Duration: 2016 – 2020

EU-grant: € 2 Mio

Coordinator:

Ircam – Institut de recherche et de coordination acoustique musique (FR)

Partners:

Aldeburgh Music (UK), Divertimento Ensemble (IT), Estonian Philharmonic

Chamber Choir (EE), asbl Flagey (BE), Gaudeamus Muziekweek

Foundation (NL), International Ensemble Modern Academy (DE),

Internationales Musikinstitut Darmstadt (DE), Hochschule für Musik und

Theater Hamburg (DE), Royaumont Foundation (FR), Oslo contemporary

music festival (NO), Time of Music (FI), impuls.Verein zur Vermittlung

zeitgenössischer Musik (AT)

Ulysses odyssey for young artists for New Music

supports young musicians, composers and interpreters of exellence develop

their careers

helps develop an individual experience based on encounters, exchanges with

tutors from different cultural backgrounds within most renowned European

music institutions

hosts and presents young outstanding composers and musicians at festivals

grants periods of experimentation, production and confrontation with the

audience

Ulysses odyssey for young artists for New Music

focuses on experimental film and new music, new soundtracks, film & music

symposium

provides encounters with other art forms and artistic expressions

develops new audiences, survey at all partners’ places, new conference

formats, inclusion of new spaces, inventive approaches

http://project.ulysses-network.eu

#Evaluation

Check of eligibility, exclusion and award criteria

Award

Individual Evaluation

Consensus Meetings

2. Consensus Meeting (large projects, networks, platforms)

Negotiation (large projects)

Evaluation Committee

Award Decision

#Award Criteria

Relevance

How does project implement selected priorities? (30 P)

Quality of the Content and Activities

How will project implement in practice? (30 P)

Communication and Dissemination

Project`s approach to communicating activities (20 P)

Quality of the Partnership

Structure and management of the project to ensure effective implementation

(20 P)

#Eligible Costs

Eligible Costs

Direct Costs

1) Project activities

2) Communication & Dissemination

3) Travel & Subsistance

4) Staff (managers, artists, scientists…)

5) Indirect costs (7% of direct costs = 1+2+3+4)

Budget transfers: 10%

Income

1) EU-grant

2) Icome generated by project

3) Self-financing in own and raised funds

4) Contributions from private sources

5) Contributions from public sources

#Calls 2020

Cooperation projects: published on 2 October 2019/ deadline 27 November

2019

Western Balkans Window of Opportunity: November 2019

Creative Innovation Hub: Pilot project „Bridging Culture and Audivisual Content

through Digital“: 3. Q. 2019

Literature: literary Translation: 1. Q. 2020

#creativeeuropeculture2021 – 2027

2014 – 2020

2019 – 2020

2021 – 2027

#Creative Europe 2021 – 2027

EC - budget proposal: € 1,8 Mrd. (+27%)

Culture (about 30% of the budget)

MEDIA (about 60% of the budget)

Cross Sectoral Strand (about 10% of the budget): policy cooperation, Creative

Europe Desks, Creative Innovation Lab, cross cutting activities supporting the

news media sector

#Creative Europe 2021 – 2027

Continuation of Creative Europe as independent programme

Central objectives: 1) saveguard, develop and promote cultural and linguistic

diversity and heritage 2) increase the competitiveness of the cultural and

creative sectors, in particular the audiovisual sector

Three strands: Culture, MEDIA, Cross-Sectoral Strand

Creative Europe 2021 – 2027

Culture

Actions

Cooperation projects

Networks

Platforms

Mobility

Capacity Building

Policy Development

Creative Europe 2021 – 2027

Culture

Sectorial Actions

Music

Fashion

Cultural Tourism Literature

Cultural Heritage

ArchitectureDesign

Other sectors of artistic

creation

#Pilot projects

Music moves Europe: Support of the music sector

iPortunus: Mobility for artists and culture professionals

Creative Innovation Hub: encourage new forms of creation between different

cultural and creative sectors, experimental approaches, use of innovative

technologies, facilitate access, distribution, promotion and monetisaion of

culture and creativity including cultural heritage

Pilot action: 3 Calls in April, June, August 2019

Support of international mobilities of 15 – 60 days of artists active in performing

and visual arts, € 1.500 – 2.400

International collaboration, residencies, professional development

Conference end of 2019, Final Report February 2020

Creative Innovation Hub

Pilot project at the cross roads between different cultural and creative sectors,

use of innovative technologies e.g. Virtual Reality

Zwei Calls: „Bridging Culture and Audivisual Content through Digital“, spring &

end 2019

Study on CCS & Artificial Intelligence 2020

Creative Europe 2021 – 2027

Culture

Special Actions

European Capitals of

Culture

EU-Prizes

European Heritage

Days European Heritage

Label

European Cultural

Services

#Tips

Helpful hints …

Get started early, at least six months prior to the submission deadline

Analyse European best-practice projects

Consider whether the project`s concept corresponds to the programme`s goals

Research cultural policy developments and link them with your concept

Project description: choose an interesting, catchy beginning

Find a good title

Helpful hints…

Check the eligible countries

Clarify the roles of partners in conception, implementation and financing

Keep contact with partners (communication, meetings)

Consider objectives, activities, target groups and possible results

Respect eligible costs in budget planning

Check possibilities of co-financing

Consider a „Plan B“ as alternative for EU funding

Europe funds Culture – http://www.europa-foerdert-kultur.info

Creative Europe Desk Slovenia: www.ced-slovenia.eu

Creative Europe Desk Croatia: deskkultura.hr

Creative Europe Desk Hungary: kultura.kreativeuropa.hu

Creative Europe Desk Austria: www.creativeeurope.at