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La Secretaría de Cultura abre la convocatoria Foremoba 2022, para conservar el patrimonio cultural de propiedad federal en comunidad Secretary of Culture, 17 January 2022, Mexico

La Secretaría de Cultura del Gobierno de México, a través de la Dirección General de Sitios y Monumentos del Patrimonio Cultural (DGSMPC), convoca a gobiernos estatales, municipales, alcaldías de la Ciudad de México, organizaciones de la sociedad civil (OSC) y comunidades organizadas a presentar proyectos para acceder a los recursos del Apoyo a Comunidades para Restauración de Monumentos y Bienes Artísticos de Propiedad Federal (Foremoba) en su edición 2022.
Covid-19: Denmark eases culture restrictions but keeps nightlife curbs The Copenhagen Post, 13 January 2022, Denmark

Denmark’s government has confirmed the re-opening of cultural institutions, which have been closed due to Covid-19 since December 19th.
From Immersive Everything to the Rise of Museum Unions, These 7 Trends Defined the Art World in 2021—and Will Shape the Year to Come artnet, 13 January 2022, International

A look at the movements that defined 2021 in the art world, and how they may evolve in the year ahead.
Ghana Adopts GoCreate Africa Monitoring App This Day, 31 December 2021, Ghana

Speaking at the recently held Ghana Music Industry Conference hosted in conjunction with the Music Union of Ghana (MUSIGA), GoCreate Africa’s Managing Director and co-founder, Asha ‘Gangali’ Fapohunda stated that GoCreate technology has been under development for over six years before it was successfully launched in Nigeria.
Ministry of Culture provides financial assistance to public libraries under its ‘Matching Schemes of Assistance to Public Libraries’ for increasing accommodation Ministry of Culture, India, 20 December 2021, India

New Delhi : There six Public Libraries functioning under Ministry of Culture namely National Library, Kolkata, Central Reference Library, Kolkata, Central Secretariat Library, New Delhi, Delhi
Communications Ministry committed to drive Malaysia as regional arts, culture and creative destination Malay Mail Online, 15 December 2021, Malaysia

The Communications and Multimedia Ministry (KKMM) and its agencies are committed to continue excelling in the initiative to drive the arts economy and make Malaysia as regional art
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Read about the role of cultural infrastructure and venues in artistic development, presentation and collaborations: from programme and legal frameworks, to funding structures and the responsibilities of venue managers.

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