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30 Summary of Outcomes Two programs funded by the European Union, MedCulture (2014 – 2017) and SouthMedCV (2015 – 2018), played an important role in facilitating travels across the region. Several respondents expressed the hope that similar schemes would be implemented. — PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS — Several private foundations are facilitating mobility across the region. In Tunisia, Fondation Rambourg and Fondation Kamel Lazaar are two new foundations to watch. In Morocco, Fondation HIBA and Fondation Touria et Abdelaziz Tazi have supported mobility through sponsorship, residencies and exchange initiatives. Other private foundations covering mobility, generally via program or project support, are: the European Cultural Foundation (ECF), the Ford Foundation, Fondation Rosa Luxembourg, Fondation Drosos, Mimeta, the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), the Prince Claus Fund and Stichting DOEN. — FESTIVALS, EVENTS AND RESIDENCIES — Many artists depend on invitations from festivals, events or residencies to support their travels. Events that have offered funding for mobility include Visa for Music, Rencontres chorégraphiques de Carthage, residencies at Le18, Atelier de l’observatoire, Contemporary Image Collective Cairo, D-CAF, etc. However, they have generally done so via funding from one of the abovementioned organizations. — BANKS, BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUAL SPONSORS — Entrepreneurial cultural actors have approached banks, businesses and individual sponsors for funds to cover their travel costs. Important resources on mobility opportunities in the region are: 1. On the Move’s Guide to funding for cultural mobility in the Arab world (2017). On the Move’s Facebook, Twitter and website are also critical platforms for information. 2. Culture Funding Watch has recently launched a comprehensive database of funding opportunities for arts and culture in the MENA Region. Their social media pages are regularly updated.
31 Summary of Outcomes — 3.1. 2 MAIN HUBS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS — — See Chapter 6 for a mapping of venues and arts spaces across the region — The following organizations and arts spaces are well-poised to serve as hubs, information points, and training centres for mobility projects in the region. Algeria aria arts residencies, Algiers Ateliers N.A.S., Algiers Les Ateliers Sauvages, Algiers Artissimo, Algiers Box24, Algiers La Baignoire, Algiers Brokk’art, Algiers Raconte’arts Theatre festival, Tizi Ouzou Morocco Atelier de l’Observatoire, Casablanca EAC-L’Boulvard, Casablanca L’Uzine, Casablanca Le18, Marrakech Cinémathèque, Tanger Tabadoul, Tanger Mahal Art Space, Tanger L’appartement22, Rabat LeCube, Rabat Visa for Music, Rabat Egypt Al Moharek Agency, Cairo AfriCairo, Cairo Contemporary Image Collective, Cairo Darb 1718 Contemporary Art & Culture Centre, Cairo Hewar for Independent Theater & Performing Arts, Alexandria MASS, Alexandria Out of the Circle, Cairo Medrar for Contemporary Arts, Cairo Reflection for Arts Training & Development, Alexandria Townhouse Gallery, Cairo Libya Ali Gana Foundation and Museum, Tripoli Noon Arts Projects, Tripoli/London Tanarout, Benghazi WaraQ Art Foundation, Tripoli Mauritania ArtGalléAmySow, Nouakchott Les Échos du Sahel, Nouakchott Espace culturel Diadie Tabara Camara, Nouakchott Maison des cinéastes, Nouakchott Traversées Mauritanides, Nouakchott Tunisia BL79, Tunis Centre des Musiques Arabes et Méditerranéennes, Tunis Centre national d’art vivant de Tunis Cité’Ness Association, Tunis Culture Funding Watch, Tunis (information and training) Fanni Raghman Ani, Tunis La Boîte, Tunis Lab619, Tunis Lang’art, Tunis L’Art Rue, Tunis Maison de l’Image, Tunis Théâtre Al-Hamra/Centre arabo-africain de formation et de recherche théâtrales, Tunis Tunisia Culture Network, Tunis Western Sahara Abidin Kaid Saleh Audiovisual School, Boujdour refugee camp, Tindouf (Algeria) Artifariti Festival, Tifariti, Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic/refugee camps in Tindouf Fi’Sahara Festival, Boujdour refugee camp, Tindouf Motif Arts Studio, Samara refugee camp, Tindouf
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