Results for cooperation projects application published

The results for the 2010 call for cooperation projects have been published. The selected projects led by UK organisations are:

• Brouhaha International
• Circus of Hip Hop
• Norfolk Music Service (part of Norfolk County Council)
• A Three-City European Orchestra developing talented young musicians and composers from Norwich, Novi Sad and Toulouse
• MDR Partners
• AccessITplus. Accelerate the Circulation of Culture through Exchange of Skills in Information Technology
• The Birmingham Repertory Theatre
• Four Cities, Four Stories
• University of Winchester
• NE©XT – New European
• acta Community Theatre
• Community Oriented Art and Social Transformation
• Serious Events
• Take Five Europe
• De Montfort University / MTI Research Centre
• Composing with Sounds: Widening Electroacoustic Music Participation
• body>data>space
• Robots and Avatars – Collaborative and Intergenerational Futures
• ARTICHOKE
• Lux Scientia – A European Constellation
• Stream Arts
• City Noises

The UK CCP is launching weekly surgeries in London

Struggling with your application to the Culture programme? Not sure about your proposed activities? Can’t quite understand the 3 objectives or the 7 key criteria? Lost in the various parts of the application forms? Having problems with the budget spreadsheets? HELP IS AT HAND!

Surgeries provide assistance for organisations at a relatively advanced stage in the development of an application to the EU Culture programme – i.e. organisations who have all (or nearly all) their partners and are in the process of completing the actual application forms.

Surgeries are not the place to go for general information on EU funding for culture or on the EU Culture programme itself. Apart from this website, general information is also provided via the Information Days offered by the CCP during the year, and the ‘CulturEuro’ seminars offered by Euclid (www.cultureuro.info).

To make best use of your surgery time (up to 45 minutes), it is essential that you send, prior to your surgery, a brief summary which includes:

• which Strand you are applying to (1.1, 1.2.1, 1.2.2, 1.3.5, 1.3.6, 2, 3.2)
• a list of partner organisations and status of their commitment 
• your (draft) project summary (part B.2 of application form)
• how your project will address the Culture Programme’s three specific objectives
• a summary of the proposed project activities/events, and their locations

Surgeries will take place on Wednesday afternoons, 2-6pm in central London.

To book a place, email info@culturefund.eu

Event: Seminar on the EU Culture programme in Edinburgh on 23 August

The UK Cultural Contact Point is running a seminar in Edinburgh on 23 August at 2pm (during the 2011 Edinburgh Fringe Festival), about the EU Culture Programme and other European funding opportunities.If you would like to know more about the EU funding opportunities that exist for arts, culture and heritage projects, and how to access them, as well as some practical tips on finding partners in other countries and preparing your application, then come along to Fringe Central (Appleton Tower, Crichton Street, Edinburgh, EH8 9LE) for a two-hour presentation and information session.
Book your place by 16 August here
If you cannot make it to this event and are in advanced stages of applying for co-operation project funding for the 5 October deadline, we may be able to meet you in Edinburgh for a free surgery during the second half of August – please contact info@culturefund.eu to find out more.

For more information on the Cultural Contact Point, please visit www.culturefund.eu
 

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