Pilot Project - Establishing a European Heritage Hub to support a holistic and cost-effective follow-up of the European Year of Cultural Heritage
The European Heritage Hub Pilot Project was established to holistically and cost-effectively follow up on the European Year of Cultural Heritage. Its main purpose is to foster joint action and an integrated approach to cultural heritage policies across all levels within the EU, by pooling diverse expertise and resources from both public and private sectors, thereby setting a precedent for future collaborative heritage initiatives.
Who is Funded
The European Heritage Hub Pilot Project targets a wide array of stakeholders involved in the cultural heritage sector across European Union member states. The primary objective is to foster a collaborative and integrated approach to cultural heritage policies and initiatives at all governance levels, ensuring comprehensive engagement and sustainable impact.
What is Funded
This program funds projects and activities that advance cultural heritage through innovative and inclusive approaches, focusing on key themes such as climate action, accessibility, and digital transformation. It supports a range of strategic initiatives and operational activities designed to strengthen the European cultural heritage ecosystem.
Type and Scope of Funding
The European Heritage Hub Pilot Project provides financial support in the form of grants, with a significant budget allocated to facilitate its comprehensive objectives. The funding aims to enable substantial projects that can effectively establish and operate the envisioned European Heritage Hub, with a notable grant awarded to the selected proposal.
Conditions and Requirements
Applicants for the European Heritage Hub Pilot Project must adhere to specific conditions and requirements outlined in the comprehensive call document. These stipulations cover various aspects from admissibility to financial capacity and the legal framework governing the grants.
Application Procedure
The application process for the European Heritage Hub Pilot Project followed a structured submission and evaluation procedure, leading to the selection of a single proposal for funding. Key timelines and contact points were provided to guide applicants through the process.
Legal Basis
The European Heritage Hub Pilot Project is grounded in the European Union's regulatory framework for funding, drawing its mandate from specific legal acts and overarching financial regulations that govern pilot projects and preparatory actions.
Similar Programs
Funding Overview
Funding Status:
Closed
Maximum Amount:
3,870,900 €
Allocated Budget:
Total Budget: 2,883,300 € (call budget). Maximum EU grant awarded for a single selected project was 3,870,900 €.
Award Channel:
Competitive Tender
Region:
European Union member states.
Sectors:
Cultural Institutions, Research and Development, Environmental and Climate Protection, Information and Communication Technology, Education and Vocational Training
Beneficiaries:
Public authorities, cultural heritage sector organisations, private actors, civil society organisations, educational and research institutions.
Application Type:
Consortium Required
Funding Stages:
Policy Development, Capacity Building, Awareness Campaigns, Prototyping, Implementation, Service Delivery, Planning, Applied Research, Basic Research
Funding Provider
Program Level:
European Union
Funding Body:
European Commission
Managed By:
European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA)
Website: