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FLIP for Cultural and Creative Industries
October 24 @ 8:00 - 17:00
FLIP (Finance, Learning, Innovation and Patenting/IPR) for Cultural and Creative Industries - Policy Project Grant
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OPENING
DATE
18-10-2023
DEADLINE
DATE
01-12-2023
SUBMISSION
LANGUAGE
English
MAXIMUM
VALUE
1.050.000,00 €
PERCENTAGE
OF
FINANCING
80%
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Who?
In order to be eligible, the applicants (beneficiaries and affiliated entities) must:
- Be legal entities (public or private bodies)
- Be established in one of the eligible countries, i.e.:
- Creative Europe Participating Countries:
- EU Member States (including overseas countries and territories (OCTs))
- non-EU countries:
- listed EEA countries and countries associated to the Creative Europe Programme or countries which are in ongoing negotiations for an association agreement and where the agreement enters into force before grant signature (list of participating countries).
- Creative Europe Participating Countries:
Consortium composition:
Proposals must be submitted by a consortium composed of at least 3 different legal entities of at least 3 different eligible countries, mainly active in the cultural and creative sectors.
What?
Objectives
Building upon the results of the European Parliament’s pilot project and the preparatory action FLIP (Finance, Learning, Innovation, and Patenting/IPR), the objective of this call is to elaborate common responses to challenges faced by CCSIs (Cultural heritage and Cultural and Creative Industries) professionals, to support the pooling of information, to test innovative approaches, and to closely link the sectors to policymaking via joint workshops and other activities. FLIP topics, i.e., Finance, Learning, Innovation and Patenting/intellectual property rights (IPR) including Creative Commons should be further developed.
Themes and priorities
The proposal should as a minimum include the following 4 themes (1-4) including skills enhancement, testing of innovative approaches, as well as valuing and defending intellectual property produced by CCSIs:
THEMES: Finance, Learning, Innovation and Patenting/IPR
- FINANCE
- Recommendations on resilience of CCSIs
- Improvement of online tools
- Searchable good practice cases
- LEARNING (including Skills and Working conditions)
- Cross-sectoral innovation through peer learning
- Schools and sustainable fashion
- Improvement of CCSI working conditions sharing platform
- CCSI-Recommendations
- Searchable good practice cases
- INNOVATION: TESTING OF INNOVATIVE APPROACHES
- proposals for overcoming the CCSI ecosystem fragmentation
- Online repository of good practices on sustainability and greening practices of CCSIs
- Online repository of good practice examples of regional/local authorities & cultural/creative organisations
- Collaborative Transformation Policies
- Recommendations for CCSI policymaking
- IPR: VALUING AND DEFENDING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PRODUCED BY CCSIs
- improvement of existing information and IT tool
- CCSIs and schools
- Searchable good practice cases
- Innovative IP-related approaches
Eligibility
The following activities are eligible:
- Peer exchanges, learning labs, community partnering activities and linking different actors, such as creative hubs and their communities, schools, fablabs, cultural centres, refugee centres, as well as local/regional authorities
- Organisation of conferences, workshops, seminars, study-visits, meetings
- Training and skills development activities
- Outreach and communication activities, webpage/platform, social media
- Actions aiming at exchanges of good practices, guidelines, recommendations, manuals, reports, surveys
- Projects must comply with EU policy interests and priorities.
Financial support to third parties is allowed for grants under the following conditions:
- the calls must be open, published widely and conform to EU standards concerning transparency, equal treatment, conflict of interest and confidentiality
- the outcome of the call must be published on the participants’ websites, including a description of the selected projects, award dates, project durations, and final recipient legal names and countries
- the calls must have a clear European dimension.
Funding
- Call budget: 1.050.000,00 € for the period 2023-25
- The duration of this project is 28 months. Projects should not normally exceed 35 months. Extensions are possible, if duly justified and through an amendment.
- The Commission will make a multiannual commitment with annual instalments for the period 2023-2025 (three years), subject to available budget appropriations.
- The intention of this call is to fund one single proposal.
- The financial contribution from the Commission cannot exceed 80% of the total eligible costs.