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We invite you to participate in a study collecting data on the non-governmental heritage sector in Central and Eastern Europe. The study aims to understand the size and nature of this sector as well as the challenges and opportunities it faces. The survey results will be part of a report prepared within the framework of the Mapping the Non-Governmental Heritage Sector in Central and Eastern Europe project.
The project includes statistical research, a survey, group discussions and individual interviews. It will result in a report made available in spring 2025. The survey is accessible in 11 languages. It takes about 15 minutes to complete.
Deadline: March 31, 2024.
Please share the survey link with other cultural heritage NGOs in the region.
Mapping the non-governmental heritage sector in Central and Eastern Europe is carried out as part of the large European Heritage Hub project financed by the European Union, which aims to support green, social and digital transformation.
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