What’s new
New president of EUNIC
"Make culture count in foreign relations"
Roberto Vellano of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is the incoming president of EUNIC, officially taking on his new role at the General Assembly in Rome on 13 June 2019.
European 'Houses' of Culture project
Baseline mapping report available
The baseline mapping is looking at past and current practice of European collaboration in culture, both inside and outside of the EU, realised by EUNIC members, EU delegations as well as by other actors or organisations.
Knowledge exchange within the network
EUNIC Job Shadowing Initiative launched
Applications for hosting offers based from Mexico to Japan are open until 3 June to EUNIC colleagues working in clusters and headquarters.
Knowledge exchange within the network
EUNIC Job Shadowing Initiative launched
Applications for hosting offers based from Mexico to Japan are open until 3 June to EUNIC colleagues working in clusters and headquarters.
Seminar in Brussels for EUNIC cluster representatives
EUNIC "IN-WEEK" in Brussels
For the first time EUNIC is launching an open call for applications to its network for a three-day workshop in Brussels. Apply until September 6!
Norway: Nervous Societies
"The people in Norway hope that there will be stability inside the EU"
With the upcoming European elections, the EUNIC cluster in Norway is organising four public panel discussions on the future of Europe.
Seminar in Brussels for EUNIC cluster representatives
EUNIC "IN-WEEK" in Brussels
For the first time EUNIC is launching an open call for applications to its network for a three-day workshop in Brussels. Apply until September 6!
Norway: Nervous Societies
"The people in Norway hope that there will be stability inside the EU"
With the upcoming European elections, the EUNIC cluster in Norway is organising four public panel discussions on the future of Europe.
Deadline for submission: 23 June
European ‘Houses’ of Culture: Call for Ideas launched
The time for creative thinking has come: We are inviting our network to submit their innovative ideas for a cultural relations project to be implemented in 2020.
Washington: European Theatre Residency
“The more the public is talking about it the easier it is to influence the policy making level”
The EUNIC cluster in Washington DC brings a European element to the CrossCurrents festival in a residency programme.

European Union National Institutes for Culture

Building trust and understanding between the peoples of Europe and the rest of the world through culture

 We are 36 national institutes and ministries responsible for cultural relations and cultural diplomacy.

Our institutes come from all 28 EU member states.

Over 100 clusters in our global network deliver collaborative transnational projects and connect cultures.

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Crossroads for Culture
Cultural Diplomacy Platform
Cluster Development Programme
Knowledge Sharing Workshops
Cluster Projects
  1. Crossroads for Culture
  2. In 2014, EUNIC was selected as one of the cultural networks co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme (2014-2017).

    Crossroads for Culture is aimed at strengthening EUNIC’s capacity to enable cultural players from all EU Member states to work transnationally, internationalise cultural and creative sectors and further enhance European influence and attraction inside and outside of Europe.

    In 2017, EUNIC was awarded another grant for the period 2017-2021.
  1. Cultural Diplomacy Platform
  2. British Council, Centre for Fine Arts/BOZAR, EUNIC Global, European Cultural Foundation and Institut français have formed a consortium, led by Goethe-Institut, to support the implementation of the Cultural Diplomacy Platform. This consortium has been selected through a call for tender.   The Cultural Diplomacy Platform has been launched early March 2016 by the Service for Foreign Policy Instruments of the European Commission, to support the EU institutions in the implementation of a new ‘EU Strategy for international cultural relations’. Find out more here.
  1. Cluster Development Programme
  2. As part of the implementation of EUNIC Strategic Framework, EUNIC Global is piloting a Cluster Development Programme to enhance the capacity of EUNIC members to work together by means of clusters. Based on the assumption that clusters in the same region face similar needs and challenges, this programme consists of a series of regional meetings of EUNIC clusters and members operating in a region to develop a strategic approach to their work.

    Inspired by the European Commission’s approach to working with countries around the world, we have divided clusters into three main groups, EU and its neighbourhood, Strategic Partner Countries, Developing Countries.

    In 2016 the Cluster Development Programme focused on the EU and its neighbourhood, whereas in 2017 it is focusing on Developing Countries particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa. Click here to see the meeting reports.

    The pilot is financed under EUNIC Crossroads for Culture - Enhancing EU Member States Transnational and International Cooperation project under Creative Europe Programme.
  1. Knowledge Sharing Workshops
  2. EUNIC organises regular knowledge sharing workshops on a range of topics throughout the year for colleagues from member organisations to attend.

    Find out more about it in the members section.
  1. Cluster Projects
  2. EUNIC clusters develop and (co-)fund collaborative projects building bridges across cultures and peoples, connecting the people of the EU to other parts of the world and also inside the EU itself. They do it in partnership with a wide range of stakeholders, from local cultural actors to national authorities to international players. Click here to see the shortlisted projects from 2016.

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