The presentation of the study took place on 4 September 2024 and focused on the following topics: The EU CCS policy developments from 2019-2024. The different areas identified as having been central to EU CCS policy making. The need to further mainstream the CCS into the European project. Policy actions Read more…
Further reading: Study on EU culture and creative sectors policy – Overview and future perspectives
Publication: August 2024 Download: English Executive summary: ES – DE – EN – FR – IT At a glance note: English Authors: IDEA Consult: Isabelle DE VOLDERE, Eva DE SMEDT, Tille PETERS Imec-SMIT-VUB: Heritiana RANAIVOSON, Marlen KOMOROWSKI Inforelais: Sylvia AMANN Values of Culture&Creativity: Joost HEINSIUS KUL-CiTiP: Aleksandra KUCZERAWY, Jozefien VANHERPE Read more…
Committee on Culture and Education – Concomitant expertise for an own-initiative report ‘The situation of artists and the cultural recovery in the EU’, requested by CULT Committee, commissioned and managed by the Policy Department– Q&A session with Tere Badia and Mafalda Dâmaso from Culture Action Europe Brussels, 27 May 2021, Read more…
Committee on Culture and Education – Study requested by CULT Committee, commissioned and managed by the Policy Department – “Cultural and creative sectors in post-COVID-19 Europe – crisis effects and policy recommendations” – Presentation by Isabelle De Voldere, IDEA Consult and Sylvia Amann, Inforelais Brussels, 25 February 2021, In the Read more…
Publication: February 2021 Download: English Executive summary: ES – DE – EN – FR – IT At a glance note: English Authors: IDEA Consult: Isabelle De Voldere, Martina Fraioli Goethe-Institut: Antonia Blau, Sina Lebert Inforelais: Sylvia Amann Values of Culture&Creativity: Joost Heinsius Executive summary Pre-COVID-19, the Read more…
Publication: May 2020 Download: Author: Baptiste Caramiaux Key findings In this introductory in-depth analysis, we report six key findings on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the cultural and creative sectors (CCS). Finding 1: AI challenges the creative value-chain in two ways: shifting services performed by humans to Read more…
Further reading: Research for CULT Committee: Culture and creative sectors in the European Union – key future developments, challenges and opportunities
Committee on Culture and Education – Study requested by CULT Committee, commissioned and managed by the Policy Department – “Culture and creative sectors (CCS) in the European Union – Key future developments, challenges and opportunities” – Presentation by Clémentine DAUBEUF from KEA European Affairs and Donatas POCIUS from PPMI Brussels, Read more…
