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Creative Europe Programme | 2014-2020

Project title

Creative Europe Programme | 2014-2020

Description of initiative

EU's flagship programme supporting the culture and audiovisual sectors. It has 3 main strands: Culture (covers cultural and creative sectors with the exception of the audiovisual sector), Media (covers the audiovisual sector) and the Cross-sectoral strand (actions across all cultural and creative sectors). The dual objective of the Programme was to safeguard cultural and linguistic diversity and strengthen the competitiveness of the European cultural and creative sectors. The programme encouraged organisations to cooperate across disciplines and borders, as well as to develop new practices and innovations to reinforce the competitiveness and the resilience of the cultural and creative sectors. The programme funded a significant amount of projects addressing the connection between arts and culture and well-being or health (see the programme results platfom : https://culture.ec.europa.eu/creative-europe/projects/search).

Further information on the initiative

Themes: Culture and...

Individual well-being
Community well-being
Mental health
Physical health
Quality of spaces and built environments
Quality of social relations
Quality of services for specific groups
Work and workplace well-being

Keywords

EU, funding, cultural participation, cooperation, trans-national projects

Target group

Not targeted to a specific group

Cultural field

Architecture | Crafts | Dance | Design | Film, video | Heritage | Literature | Multimedia, new media, digital | Museums | Music | Other | Theatre, opera | Visual arts | Writing

Budget

€1.462.724.000

Timeframe

2014 - 2020

Sources of funding

EU, Member States

Results, benefits, impact and lessons learnt

The programme contributed significantly to achieving its long-term objectives to safeguard cultural diversity and strengthen the competitiveness of the Culture and Creative sectors. Many new initiatives launched to foster the circulation of European works and artists within and outside Europe and to accompany the different cultural sectors in their evolution.
Overall figures show that the programme provided over 13,000 grants between 2014 and 2020, It also co-financed training for over 16,000 professionals, 647 cultural cooperation projects between 3,760 organisations across Europe, the development and/or distribution of over 5,000 films, the operation of 1,144 cinemas and the translation of 3500 books all over Europe.
More detailed information on the achievements of the programme can be found in the 2020 Creative Europe Monitoring Report. The funded projects are available in the programme results platfom.

Organizer(s)

European Commission
Belgium
Public / State | Other

Partner(s)

EACEA - European Education and Culture Executive Agency
Belgium
Public / State | Other