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“Designing Happiness” is one of the “Kaunas 2022” programmes that encompass the improvement of the production, environment, and culture of communication.
I_Kaunas-for-All.pdf2.81 MB
Report Belgium English
Ex Post evaluation of the 2012 European Capitals of Culture (Guimarães and Maribor).
CELEX_52014DC0010_EN_TXT.pdf75.15 KB
Bid book Luxembourg English
This is exactly where our candidacy must pick
up; not just to give culture a wider-reaching role than it has previously had, but also to use culture to create social consensus and the innovative impetus to formulate a sustainable future for our city and our region. Thanks to its small size and closely linked community, our region lends itself as a laboratory, in which artistic means can be used during our year as European Capital of Cul- ture to formulate and test out scenarios for the future – and to share them with other like-minded European cities.
BidBook2022english.pdf4.16 MB
Evaluation Luxembourg English
Final Report for the European Commission DG Education and Culture
December 2014
ecoc-2013-full-report.pdf1.38 MB
Other Luxembourg English
Exactly one year remaining, as the European Capital of Culture Esch2022 will officially open in February 2022. For this unique occasion, the
southern Luxembourg city of Esch-Alzette has joined forces with 10 neighbouring municipalities in Luxembourg and the 8 municipalities in the
French border region forming the ‘Communauté de Communes Pays Haut Val d’Alzette’ (CCPHVA). Over the course of nearly a year, this region, whose history has been shaped by ore mining, will showcase its social and cultural diversity through around 140 projects. Together with its project partners and supporters, the Esch2022 project team presented the programme of events during a digital press day.
Report English
This is the report of the European Capital of Culture Panel following the second monitoring and advisory meeting concerning the 2013 title: the meeting took place on 25 April 2012 and concerned the 2013 European Capitals of Culture, namely MarseillesProvence (France) and Košice (Slovakia).
ecoc-2013-second-monitoring_en.pdf387.93 KB
Report Luxembourg English
This is the report of the Expert panel (the “panel”) in the selection phase of the competition for the European Capital of Culture 2022 in Luxembourg.
Report Belgium English
Ex Post evaluation of the 2013 European Capitals of Culture (Košice and MarseilleProvence).
CELEX_52015DC0074_EN_TXT.pdf77.37 KB
Report Luxembourg English
This report sets out the findings of an ex post evaluation of the European Capitals of Culture (ECoC) action in 2014. The evaluation is focussed on the two 2014 host cities – Umeå in Sweden and Rīga in Latvia – and assesses the ways in which each city implemented their ECoC and the benefits that have flowed from the Action. The report explains how Umeå and Rīga developed their application, designed their cultural programmes and how they organised themselves to deliver the activities which made up their ECoC. The report also focusses on the benefits of hosting the title as well as issues linked to legacy and lessons learned.
This summary sets out the main findings for the two cities and draws together overall findings and conclusions.
ecoc-2014-report_en.pdf1.23 MB
Report English
This is the report of the monitoring and advisory Panel following the second monitoring and advisory meeting for the 2014 European Capitals of Culture, namely Riga (Latvia) and Umeå (Sweden), which took place in Brussels on 17 April 2013.