The European Commission has opened a new call has opened for a partner to run a EU-wide peer-learning scheme for policymakers working in architecture, the built environment, culture and heritage, spatial planning and sustainable development.
The scheme is described as a peer-learning initiative to promote “Baukultur” — translated as “building culture” — and the spread of high-quality principles in contemporary architecture and cultural heritage projects, the Commission said in a release on Monday.
The selected partner will be expected to organise 12 peer-learning visits, covering preparation, delivery and evaluation.
Visits and closing conference
The programme will also include a high-level closing conference focused on strengthening the European dimension of architectural policymaking and promoting long-term cooperation among participating regions, according to the same statement.
The peer-learning initiative will cover all countries that take part in the Creative Europe Programme.
Further details are published on the EU Funding & Tenders portal.
