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Starts in 3 days from now
LocationRoyal Institute for Cultural Heritage (KIK-IRPA), Brussels
ProgrammesThis event hosted by the Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (KIK-IRPA) in Brussels is an initiative from three projects funded by Horizon Europe: MOXY, GreenArt, and GoGreen united in a Green Cluster for Science and Conservation Research.
This strategic policy meeting brings together Green Cluster Project participants, European Commission policymakers, and leading practitioners in conservation, cultural heritage, sustainability, and industrial stakeholders to explore how green conservation can be more effectively integrated into European cultural heritage policy. The day aligns the work of the Green Cluster with European policy and industry, highlighting opportunities for integration, implementation, and support based on green innovation and technological developments.
Fore more information on this event and programme please visit the webpage of the event.
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