Dr Chris Fremantle c.fremantle@rgu.ac.uk
Research Fellow
Evaluation of Creative Carbon Scotland 'Cultural Adaptations' Programme
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Project Description
Cultural Adaptations is a ‘small co-operation project’ supported by the Creative Europe programme of the EU. It is led by CCS and involves three partner cultural organisations: TILLT in Gothenburg, Sweden; Greentrack Gent in Ghent, Belgium; and Axis Ballymun (Dublin) in Ireland. Each partner will work with a local organisation focused on climate change adaptation to develop adaptation strategies for cultural SMEs and to run a joint project in which an artist will be placed within a non-cultural adaptation project in order to explore how their different ways of thinking and working can help contribute to addressing knotty adaptation-related problems.
| Project Acronym | EUCAN |
|---|---|
| Status | Project Complete |
| Funder(s) | Creative Carbon Scotland |
| Value | £6,833.00 |
| Project Dates | Jan 1, 2019 - Mar 31, 2021 |
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