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Culture for All

17-05-2013

In the context of "Erasmus for All" (2014-2020), whose objective is to contribute to the modernization and internationalization of higher education through mobility, cooperation and support for political reform, it is essential to balance this goal with purpose Central program "Creative Europe".
The value of the cultural and creative sectors in the performance of different professions and activities is now clearly recognized. These sectors take up emerging as engines of economic growth and have a large potential for entrepreneurship.

 

The creative economy based on intellectual capital, represents opportunities for individuals, businesses and regions, contributing to the increase of wealth, which in turn boosts economic growth, creates jobs and promotes development. The cultural and creative sectors represent around 4.5% of European GDP and about 3.8% of hand labor, representing 8.5 million people.

Given that the concept of the creative economy encompasses several distinct sectors and linked together, it should be noted that activities will be addressed within the following areas: performing arts, fine arts, cultural and creative industries.

The National Agency for the Management Program of Lifelong Learning (ANPROALV) aims to reconcile the interests of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), the national and international level, with the different stakeholders of the cultural and creative sectors.