Summary
The resolution proposes an integrated EU strategy to treat cultural heritage as a strategic resource for sustainable growth, job creation, and social cohesion. 10 08.09.2015
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Key points
- The resolution calls for an integrated approach that combines cultural, economic, social, and environmental perspectives.
- A single EU portal should be established to provide information on funding opportunities and best practices in heritage preservation.
- The Commission is encouraged to designate a European Year of Cultural Heritage, preferably in 2018.
- The current 5 million euro limit for small-scale infrastructure projects should be reviewed and increased to at least 10 million euros.
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