NEMO is releasing data on how museums in Europe are organising their online activities after closing their doors to the public. The data is derived from NEMO’s survey on how museums in Europe are coping during the corona crisis, building from the initial report and including a larger pool of respondents.
NEMO survey on museums and COVID-19: How museums increase their online activities
NEMO - The Network of European Museum Organisations,
23 April 2020, Germany
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