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Time14:15 tot 15:15LanguageThe language of this program is DutchEntranceStartende Professional €15, Groeiende Professional €35, Gevestigde Professional €60Location
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Panel | Good Governance bevat Ecologische Duurzaamheid
Talk
Warming Up Festival
As of 2027, Ecological Sustainability will be explicitly named in the Governance Code Cultuur. A step forward, but what does this actually mean for the sector, and how do we deal with it? During a panel discussion, we shed light on this step from various perspectives. We look ahead at the opportunities this brings and explore where there is still room to further embed this theme.
Description of the programme
We will briefly explain how ‘Ecological Sustainability’ has been incorporated into the Governance Code for Culture. We will then engage in a discussion with various stakeholders in the sector and examine the impact this has on cultural practitioners, policy-makers, programme planners and support services.
About our event partners
The Sustainable Cultural Sector Programme supports cultural and creative organisations in accelerating their sustainability ambitions. The programme is for and by the sector, for organisations and creators alike, from start-ups to frontrunners. We offer fresh perspectives, backed up by examples and expertise.
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