Europa Nostra and the European Investment Bank Institute are pleased to invite you to an online masterclass in funding and advisory services for cultural heritage provided by the European Investment Bank (EIB) on 15 May 2024, from 14.30 to 16.00 CET.
Cultural heritage has been a long-standing area of funding and advisory services by the European Investment Bank. Such funding and advisory services are concentrated in European countries and can range from conservation of UNESCO World Heritage Sites to urban renewal, notably in less developed European cities and regions.
Accordingly, the EIB Institute has ensured cultural heritage is included in its programme of activities. Since 2013, the EIB Institute has partnered with Europa Nostra, notably under the 7 Most Endangered Programme. This innovative programme mixes the cultural expertise and advocacy work of Europa Nostra with the technical and financial appraisal of the EIB.
Programme
1. Welcome
Guy Clausse, Executive Vice-President of Europa Nostra
2. Introduction
Bruno Rossignol, Head of Climate and Heritage Programme at the EIB Institute
3. Funding – What can the European Investment Bank do for Cultural Heritage?
Fabrizio Seminara, Senior Urban Development Specialist at the EIB
Katerina Zisimopoulou, Urban Specialist (Architect Engineer) at the EIB
4. Advisory Services – What can the European Investment Bank do for Cultural Heritage?
Patrizia Fagiani, Urban Specialist at the EIB
5. Questions & Answers
6. Closing remarks
Representatives from Europa Nostra and the EIB Institute
This online event is free-of-charge but registration is compulsory (all registered participants will receive a zoom link one day before the event). Due to limited capacity, we kindly ask you to register as soon as possible to secure your participation. You are welcome to extend this invitation to your colleagues.
This online masterclass is organised in the frame of the Europa Nostra’s network project European Cultural Heritage Agora “Empowering Europe’s Civil Society for Heritage” (2022-2024), which is supported by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union.
