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Defining Resilience in Remote Music Ecosystems

The Nordic Culture Fund,
25 October 2022, International

The report ‘Defining Resilience in Remote Music Ecosystems’ offers a policy toolkit and a set of recommendations to strengthen the local music ecosystems and their connections to secure the survival and sustainability of small, mid-sized and geographically isolated communities. 

https://www.nordiskkulturfond.org/en/news/defining-resilience-in-remote-music-ecosystems/

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