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DISCE Policy Roundtable – A policy framework in support of inclusive creative economies: Looking beyond Covid-19

Published 15/03/2022

DISCE - Developing Inclusive & Sustainable Creative Economies, is a research project funded by the European Commission under the Horizon2020 Programme.

This panel was part of the hybrid DISCE Final Event, which took place in Brussels and online, the 3rd of March, 2022.

After the exciting discussions and presentations of the DISCE (Developing Inclusive & Sustainable Creative Economies) research findings, Cultural and Creative Industry policy experts gathered together to discuss the policy implications stemming from the research carried out within the DISCE project, in a policy framework in support of inclusive creative economies: Looking beyond Covid-19.

This panel was moderated by Ignasi Guardans, Chairman and CEO at CUMEDIAE.
The experts were:

- Xavier Troussard, Head of the New European Bauhaus Unit - Joint Research Centre at the European Commission

- Barbara Stacher, Senior Expert, European Commission, DG EAC

- Anita Debaere, Director at PEARLE* – Live Performance Europe

- Annick Schramme, DISCE Advisory Board member and Academic Director of the Masters in Cultural Management at the University of Antwerp

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  • Disciplines: Cultural cooperation and development, Cultural economy, Cultural education, Cultural entrepreneurship & management, Cultural policy, Culture & social issues, Cross- border collaboration
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