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Vania - Validation & Certification in the Field of Cultural Cooperation Project Management

A research project that aims to identify the key competencies needed by cultural managers and operators in the field of European cultural cooperation. Vania is a project coordinated by the Marcel Hicter Foundation (Brussels), Cupore (Helsinki), Evremathia (Athens) and International Intelligence on Culture (London).

http://www.fondation-hicter.org/vania/index.html

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Country: Belgium
Geographical scope: European Union countries
Language: English , French
Arts & cultural categories: Architecture & Design , Audiovisual & Media , Community Arts , Cultural Heritage , Literature & Publishing , Multidisciplinary Arts , Performing Arts , Visual & Plastic Arts
Thematic scope: Arts Management & Entrepreneurship , Education & Training
Type of online resource: Links Section , Projects , Publications Section

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