Wir möchten Sie auf nachstehende Information von Europa Nostra betreffend das „EC Workshop on Complementary Funding for Cultural Heritage“ aufmerksam machen.

The European Commission is organising a workshop on complementary funding for cultural heritage on 25 and 26 January under the Portuguese Presidency of the EU.

In the frame of the Council’s Work Plan for Culture 2019-2022, this initiative seeks to compile new/complementary sources of funding for cultural heritage and transferable best practices in order to promote its economic sustainability.

Also on behalf of the European Commission, we wish to thank all of you who have contributed to our consultation last year. As you can see in the workshop programme, some of our close partners and members will be presenting their inspiring work during the workshop.

If you are interested to follow the discussions, the workshop will be streamed at these links:

25/01/2021: https://webcast.ec.europa.eu/workshop-on-complementary-sources-of-funding-for-cultural-heritage-day1
Password: Bp78Ty56nB

26/01/2021:  https://webcast.ec.europa.eu/workshop-on-complementary-sources-of-funding-for-cultural-heritage-day2
Password: Bp78Ty56nB

We shall keep you duly informed about the outcomes of this workshop and any possible follow-up actions.

In the meantime, we remain at your disposal for any further information.

Kind regards,

Ms. Manon Richard

Projects Officer

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From: Sneška Quaedvlieg – Mihailovic <sqm@europanostra.org>

Subject: IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO ALL EUROPA NOSTRA MEMBERS: COVID-19

Pandemic and its impact on the heritage world

Dear Members of the Europa Nostra Family, 

We very much hope that you are all safe and healthy wherever you have got the opportunity to live and work in self-isolation due to the public health emergency related to the COVID-19.

At a time of on-going crisis and prevailing uncertainty, we now, more than ever, feel the need to be close to each other while staying physically apart. For this reason, I am pleased to share with you here enclosed a letter on behalf of our Executive President Hermann Parzginer and myself in my capacity as Secretary General of Europa Nostra. Through this letter, we would like to convey a message of hope, strength and solidarity to all of you in these trying times.

Likewise, through the 2 Annexes that accompany the letter, we would like to:

• Kindly ask for your input to help us design and implement an adequate Europa Nostra Joint Advocacy Actionwith regard to the impacts of the COVID-19 on the heritage world. The longer-term objective of this consultation is to use this information as a basis for our joint advocacy efforts towards the European Union, its Member States and other relevant international, European and national bodies. (ANNEX 1)
• Second, we would like to share with you some initial observations and update you on the work that Europa Nostra has been carrying in this front during the past two weeks. (ANNEX 2)

We very much look forward to hearing from you and we thank you in advance for your most valuable inputs. For more information on this vital consultation, please contact our colleague Lorena Aldana (lao@europanostra.org), European Policy Coordinator at our Brussels Office.

With all our solidarity and friendship on behalf of the Europa Nostra team,

Sneška Quaedvlieg – Mihailović
Secretary General
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Vom 22.-25.03.2019 fand die erste Europa Nostra Vorstandssitzung des Jahres 2019 in Wien statt.

Zum Auftakt bot sich im Rahmen dieses President´s Circle für die Teilnehmer die Gelegenheit einer Opernaufführung von Verdis „Simon Boccanegra“ mit Placido Domingo, dem Präsidenten von Europa Nostra, in der Titelrolle. Im Anschluss daran lud der Maestro zum Abendessen in Toni Mörwalds Salon Le Ciel in das Grand Hotel.

Weitere Programmpunkte dieses Wochenendes waren Besichtigungen des Gartenpalais Liechtenstein, der Secession, der Karlskirche, des Prunksaales der Nationalbibliothek sowie die Teilnahme an einer u.a. von den Wiener Sängerknaben gestalteten Messe in der Wiener Hofmusikkapelle.

Der Montag war einem Besuch des Heritage Award Archivs von Europa Nostra, das sich in der Donauuniversität in Krems befindet, gewidmet.

Abschließend fand am Dienstag in den Räumlichkeiten der Burghauptmannschaft in der Hofburg die Vorstandssitzung statt. Großes Lob gab es dabei vom Europa Nostra Team für die professionelle Führung des Archivs in Krems.

In diesem Zusammenhang bedankten sich Europa Nostra und der Präsident des Vereins Historische Gebäude Österreich, Alexander Kottulinsky, bei der bisherigen Präsidentin von Europa Nostra Austria, Frau Hofrat a.D. Dr. Eva-Maria Höhle, für die gute Zusammenarbeit und freuten sich, mit Hofrat a.D. Dr. Andreas Lehne den neuen Präsidenten begrüßen zu dürfen.

Vortrag: Schutzzone Rennweg – ein europäisches Unikat aus dem 18. Jahrhundert am 27.03.19