BE MUSEUMER webinar I Cross-border cooperation for museums I Margherita Sani
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Date: 2022-08-07

In this webinar, Margherita Sani presented the methodology and general tips of international cooperation for museums - From a Project Idea to a Successful Proposal.
The methodology was based on the NEMO research toolkit - on Cross-border cooperation for Museums. The toolkit helps museums, museum associations and other cultural organisations across Europe to better access EU funding and increase their international activities. It gives an overview of the benefits of international cooperation and the existing funding opportunities.
Following the first training opportunity, which was exclusive to museum workers in the South Caucasus region, a free webinar on the same topic and led by the same facilitator was organised.

Margherita Sani is adjunct professor at University of Bologna, Italy, and project coordinator at NEMO – the Network of European Museum Organisations, where she leads the Working Group LEM –the Learning Museum and manages the Erasmus+ funded project CHARTER - the Cultural Heritage Skills Alliance.
From 1985 to 2021 she worked at the Institute for Artistic, Cultural and Natural Heritage of Emilia Romagna, focusing on museums and quality systems and European planning for museums.
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The webinar is part of the BE MUSEUMER ITP programme which aims to elevate the professionalism of young museum workers in the South Caucasus region (Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan).
The Creative Europe @EuropeanCommission funded project is led by the Georgian Museum Association together with @nemo-networkofeuropeanmuse7452 and the Dutch Academy of Cultural Management.

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