Cooperation, in practice.
The Marcel Hicter Foundation is not just a training provider: it initiates, tests and supports projects that explore new ways of cooperating in the cultural field.
Whether local or European, these projects embody our values through concrete actions: skills sharing, pedagogical innovation, and openness to diverse practices.
Ongoing
CCProM
CCProM (Cultural Cooperation Project Management training)
is a European project aimed at strengthening the skills of cultural professionals in managing cooperation projects.
Led by a consortium including the Marcel Hicter Foundation, University of Barcelona, Goten Publishing and the Villa Decius Institute for Culture, it develops and tests training modules designed for both in-person and online learning.
The goal: empower a new generation of cultural managers to shape fair, sustainable and inclusive societies.
The project will culminate in a final conference in Krakow in February 2025.
Terminés
LEAD
An ambitious cross-border initiative between Belgium, France and the UK, supported by Interreg IIIA.
LEAD helped establish lasting partnerships among cultural operators, offered targeted training and produced several key studies on cultural development at the Euroregional level.
Inocult
INOCULT, funded by Horizon 2020 (2021‑2024), explores the potential of sustainable cultural tourism in Europe. It develops territorial strategies and training programmes to enhance the role of cultural and creative industries in innovative tourism.
Ittaca
ITTACA is an action-research project on artist mobility, intercultural trajectories, and territorial integration. It aims to support regional public policies through field-based diagnostics.
Artemis
ARTEMIS (2025‑2028) develops Reactive Heritage Digital Twins to simulate and anticipate the impact of real-world phenomena (i.a. climate, pollution) on cultural heritage. This 22-partner consortium aims to transform heritage conservation and valorization through RHDT technology.