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Project Q4294519 in Romania, Hungary
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Romanian-Hungarian Cross-Border Education Centre of Cultural and Historical Heritage |
Project Q4294519 in Romania, Hungary |
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41,901.6 Euro
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49,296.0 Euro
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85.0 percent
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1 August 2018
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31 January 2019
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Municipality of Debrecen
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Q4385941 (Deleted Item)
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Q4388693 (Deleted Item)
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47°2'59.39"N, 21°55'29.42"E
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47°31'46.67"N, 21°37'31.51"E
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47°31'47.64"N, 21°37'40.48"E
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47°3'14.80"N, 21°56'9.74"E
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BRIEF SUMMARYThe EduCultCentre project aims to establish common spaces for cultural interactions, protection and sustainable use of common cultural values, and expansion of tourist attractions in the Romanian-Hungarian border area. The project has two pillars that complement each other effectively: protection of existing and creation of new cultural values commonly.1. Knowledge sharing for creating new cultural values: the planned Romanian-Hungarian Cross-Border Education Centre of Cultural and Historical Heritage in Debrecen and the Cultural Centre in Oradea will offer jointly organised workshops and trainings for Romanian and Hungarian cultural institutions, actors, artists, other cultural professionals and young people. Its goal to learn the latest knowledge and to foster innovations in every fields of culture.2. Protecting and promoting common cultural heritage: the Romanian-Hungarian Cross-Border Education Centre of Cultural and Historical Heritage and the Țării Crișurilor Museum in Oradea will ensure the joint protection and mutual presentation of the cultural heritage as a base for strengthening common identity across the border.This dual approach can contribute to the development of creative industries based on both common tradition and cultural innovation. The improvement of cross-border and cross-cultural partnership has a direct and measurable effect on the attractiveness of the Romanian-Hungarian border region – both during the implementation of the common cross-border cultural activities planned within the project and after the project completion.OBJECTIVESThe main overall objective of the project is the sustainable use, protection and transfer of common Romanian-Hungarian cultural values and heritage.Specific objectives:- Improve access to joint cultural heritage of Romanian-Hungarian border area- Increase awareness of common Romanian-Hungarian cultural values- Enhance cultural and artistic creativity and knowledge transfer in the Romanian-Hungarian regionDIRECT AND INDIRECT RESULTS- Improved conditions of tangible and intangible elements of the joint cultural heritage- Increased touristic attractiveness of the affected cultural facilities- Underpinning a joint and integrated tourism destination- Increased number of domestic and foreign visitors and visitor nights- Strengthened tourist industry of the border area fostering sustainable developmentJUSTIFICATION - COMMON CHALLENGES TO TACKLEThe border region has a significant common historical and cultural heritage, but for a long time, the state border between the two countries has prevented the cultivation, processing and presentation of this common heritage. Although the common cultural values are not lost yet, much of them are not properly explored and processed, moreover, a consistent system of exploration and processing has not been developed. Additionally, the already discovered and processed heritage is not stored in a uniform, easily accessible way. The widest possible access to cultural values can be ensured by digitization, but at this stage, there are no conditions, no institutions and there is no cooperation in existence that can help perform this task.Tangible works of art and art performances are important components of the attractiveness of a region, and in border territories they offer a unique opportunity to learn about each other. The infrastructural and institutional background of artistic training courses, master classes and practical learning opportunities is insufficient in the borderland. As a result, most of the artists do not have the chance to learn about the latest trends and methods. In addition, further training requires special infrastructure (rooms, sound systems, lighting, projection technology, etc.): they cannot be sustained in a cost-effective manner unless they serve a larger area. The 8 counties of the border region can provide the critical mass needed, while the joint training courses, master classes and internships help get to know each other and expand artistic cooperation.Culture plays an important role in EU-level policies and partnerships, although it remains a responsibility of Member States – especially therefore, it has a particular importance to focus on creating and sharing common cultural values involving the whole border region.TARGET GROUPS AND IMPACTSKey direct target groups can be divided into two main categories:- cultural professionals and organisations can actually use the cross-border cultural facilities and their services for learning new methods, sharing knowledge, and creating new performances and cultural goods;- general public can be defined as consumer of culture: they can be different groups of tourists, local inhabitants, population of the entire Romanian-Hungarian border region.BUDGETThe total eligible budget (including CN and FA) is € 9,930,021.27 (ERFD amount: € 8,440,518.08), from which Municipality of Debrecen has a budget of € 5,919,800 €, Csokonai Theatre € 568,850, Țării Cr (English)
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