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Ex Post evaluation of the 2010 European Capitals of Culture (Essen for the Ruhr, Pécs, Istanbul)
CELEX_52011DC0921_EN_TXT.pdf52.9 KB
Report Belgium English
The Organisation submitted a detailed and comprehensive written report in advance of the meeting. The report outlined the activities of the Organisation since September 2016, date of the official nomination by the Irish Ministry of Culture.
This report follows the meeting in Brussels on 8 March 2017 between the panel and Galway, one of the two European Capitals of Culture (ECOC) in 2020.
Bid book Lithuania English
We are now poised to create a future for Kaunas by fully acknowledging our past and thus shaping our present. Inherit- ing confusion, we have always been and still are at the crossroads of ideas, ideolo- gies and systems. Think of Kaunas as of a multi-storey apartment block with shared ownership but limited responsibility and accountancy. The amount of social turbu- lence the citizens of this City have gone through during the past hundred years could easily be enough to delete Kaunas from the political let alone cultural map of Europe. But we are still given hands to hold the City same as our two rivers do.
We have learnt to live on the confluence and we can even help others by precisely showing how to do it, because we know we are not alone in this and a good deal of Eu- ropeans can identify with our experiences and benefit from them.
Therefore, we decided to employ the world we are given: our confusion of the past and confluences of the present, and turn them into a productive consciousness of the future by creating a new story for Kau- nas. And the idea of the European Capital of Culture is something we positively need to bring this story to life, because culture is the only means effectively capable of tying the past, present and future together.
Other Lithuania English
Kaunas 2022 Cultural Programme
Pranesimas_Forumui_EN.pdf2.73 MB
Evaluation United Kingdom English
This evaluation report considers the European Capital of Culture Action in the year 2011 including the cultural programmes of the two cities designated as European Capital of Culture (ECoC) for that year: Tallinn (Estonia) and Turku (Finland). The evaluation considers the relevance, efficiency and
effectiveness of the 2011 ECoC throughout their “life-cycle”, i.e. from the preparation of their
application, through the designation and development phase and up to the completion of their cultural programmes at the end of the title year. Consideration is also given to their likely sustainability and legacy. The evaluation also considers the relevance, efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability of the ECoC Action as a whole.
ecoc-2011-evaluation_en.pdf5.55 MB
Report English
This is the report of the second monitoring and advisory meeting of the European Capital of Culture Panel. The meeting concerned the 2011 European Capitals of Culture, namely Tallinn (Estonia), and Turku (Finland); it took place on 28 April 2010.
Report Belgium English
Ex Post evaluation of the 2011 European Capitals of Culture (Tallinn and Turku).
CELEX_52013DC0013_EN_TXT.pdf74.87 KB
Evaluation United Kingdom English
This evaluation report considers the European Capital of Culture Action in the year 2012 including the cultural programmes of the two cities designated as European Capital of Culture (ECoC) for that year: Guimarães (Portugal) and Maribor (Slovenia). The evaluation considers the relevance, efficiency and
effectiveness of both 2012 ECoC throughout their “life-cycle”, i.e. from the preparation of their application, through the designation and development phase and up to the completion of their cultural programmes at the end of the title year. Consideration is also given to their likely sustainability and legacy. The evaluation then considers the relevance, efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability of the ECoC Action as a whole.
Report Lithuania English
This is the report of the selection panel (the “panel”) for the pre-selection phase for the competition for the European Capital of Culture in 2022 in Lithuania.
ecoc-2022-lithuania-preselection.pdf547.28 KB
Report English
This is the report of the second monitoring and advisory meeting of the European Capital of Culture Panel. The meeting concerned the 2012 European Capitals of Culture, namely Guimarães (Portugal) and Maribor (Slovenia); it took place on 27 April 2011.
ecoc-2012-second-monitoring_en.pdf171.25 KB