Примери коришћења Creative europe programme на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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What is the Creative Europe programme?
Creative Europe Programme 2014- 2020.
What is the Creative Europe programme?
Training course“Preparation of projects within the Creative Europe programme“.
Those eligible under the Creative Europe programme, including non-EU countries.
Training course“Preparation of projects within the Creative Europe programme“.
The session is dedicated to the Creative Europe programme and is taking place in Beogradski market(19 Žorža Klemansoa St), on 4th October at 4.45 p.m.
Georgia is one of the neighbouring countries which joined the Creative Europe programme in 2017.
What is the Creative Europe programme and what chances for regional and European cooperation does it offer to cultural institutions from Serbia?
This piece is part of the EU's Creative Europe programme Corners.
Participating countries: The prize competition is open to authors from the countries that take part in the Creative Europe programme.
Why does Europe need a Creative Europe programme?
The call is intended for all institutions andorganizations from Serbia planning to apply for the Creative Europe programme.
Why does Europe need a Creative Europe programme?
Bear in mind that I-Portunus grants can be used to travel in all countries participating in the Creative Europe programme.
With projects like i-Portunus, the Creative Europe programme of the European Union will be conducting trials on how to best facilitate cross-national mobility for artists.
Projects require at least 3 partners established in 3 countries participating in the Creative Europe programme.
It is participating successfully in the Culture sub-programme of the Creative Europe programme and in Europe for Citizens.
We want to increase the visibility of our organisations andcreate new opportunities for participation in the Creative Europe programme.
The European Digital Art andScience Network is a project financed through the Creative Europe Programme of the European Commission.
The event is also open for all interested cultural professionals wanting to inform andtrain themselves in applying for the Creative Europe programme.
The Culture Desk Serbia in cooperation with the Cultural centre“Vuk Karadzic” Loznica, will organize the seminar“Creative Europe Programme- project preparation” from 5th until 8th August 2019 in Tršić.
Launched by the European Commission in 2009,the Prize is open to countries participating in the Creative Europe programme.
This year's competition for literary translation projects was opened within the Creative Europe programme on March 7th 2016.
Each year twelve prizes are awarded to authors of prose works(novels and sometimes short stories)from 36 countries currently participating in the Creative Europe programme.
Entries for the European Heritage Awards may be submitted from all countries that take part in the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.
To provide support to institutions of culture and civil society organizations(CSOs)in the Republic of Serbia seeking to participate in the Creative Europe programme.
The topic of the info day is the possibility for institutions and organizations to participate in the Creative Europe Programme and its sub programmes. .
The task of the Desk is to support cultural institutions andcivil society organizations in Serbia which would like to participate in the Creative Europe programme.
Desk Creative Europe Serbia in cooperation with the National Library Kruševac is organising an Info day about the Creative Europe programme on Thursday, 25th April at 2 p.m.