Kulturní a kreativní federace České republiky

EU Legislative Interests

The Cultural and Creative Federation monitors and engages with EU legislation and policy initiatives related to culture, the creative industries, social and employment conditions in the cultural sector, regional development, and EU funding instruments (such as Creative Europe and cohesion policy). The Federation represents its interests by: - Participating in public consultations and policy dialogues at both national and EU levels; - Engaging with EU programs and advocacy campaigns to promote better working conditions for cultural professionals; - Contributing to expert discussions related to the role of culture in regional development and cross-sector collaboration; - Cooperating with European networks and stakeholders to influence policy debates and share best practices; - Monitoring the implementation of EU cultural policy in the Czech context and advocating for alignment with EU standards and priorities. The Federation seeks to contribute to and influence the future development and implementation of EU policies and programmes relevant to the cultural and creative sectors, including: - Creative Europe Programme (2021–2027 and its successor) – particularly in regard to funding accessibility, cross-sector collaboration, and fair working conditions for cultural professionals. - EU Work Plan for Culture 2023–2026 – notably its priority on improving the status and working conditions of artists and professionals in culture. - European Pillar of Social Rights – especially Principles 5 and 8 concerning secure employment and social dialogue in the cultural and creative economy. - EU Territorial Agenda 2030 – in promoting culture-led regional development and equitable access to cultural infrastructure. - Council conclusions on the role of culture in the European Green Deal (2021/C 501/06) – as part of promoting environmentally sustainable practices in cultural production and policy. The Federation monitors these frameworks, shares expertise, and intends to participate in public consultations, policy dialogues, and stakeholder platforms related to the above areas.

Communication Activities

The Federation organizes events, debates, and roundtables on cultural policy to raise awareness and support policy development aligned with EU priorities.

Interests Represented

Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members

Member Of

At the moment, the Federation is not a member of any association, (con)federation, network, or other entity, nor does it sponsor or contribute to any such organization.

Organisation Members

The Federation is open to individuals, cultural institutions, companies, non-profit organizations, and associations from the cultural and creative sectors. A full list of members is available at: https://www.kreativnifederace.cz/

Additional Information

We confirm that the Cultural and Creative Federation is a newly formed entity, officially established in 2024, and has not yet closed its accounts for a full financial year (deadline on 30 June 2025). For this reason, no financial data for a completed accounting period is currently available. We will update our Transparency Register entry accordingly once our first financial year has been concluded and the relevant data is available.