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European Crafts Alliance: Research Proposals on Rare and Endangered Crafts Across Europe (Remote)

Submit a research proposal to undertake a comprehensive European study on rare and endangered crafts, with deliverables including a final report, policy brief, and public webinar presentation.

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$16,347
Oct 1, 2026 → Apr 30, 2027

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European Crafts Alliance seeks an expert consultant or research entity to undertake a comprehensive European study on rare and endangered crafts. The goal is to provide actionable evidence on the current state of vulnerable crafts and propose strategies to safeguard them for future generations.

  • Analysis and Mapping: Evaluating the current landscape and mapping endangered crafts alongside existing support structures
  • Data Collection: Gathering qualitative and quantitative insights from craftspeople, educators, and policymakers across Europe
  • Identifying Best Practices: Highlighting successful initiatives that preserve, transmit, and revitalise craft skills
  • Policy Formulation: Creating clear, actionable recommendations for regional, national, and European authorities
  • A comprehensive final report
  • A short policy brief
  • A public webinar presentation of the findings
  • Application deadline: 15 September 2026
  • Research period: October 2026 to April 2027
  • Maximum budget allocation: 16,347 EUR inclusive of all costs
  • Open to: Individuals, organisations, collectives, researchers, and critics
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Budget allocation of 16,347 EUR inclusive of all costs
Theme
The call seeks research proposals on rare and endangered crafts across Europe, evaluating their current landscape, gathering insights from craftspeople and policymakers, identifying best practices for preservation, and formulating policy recommendations.
Eligibility
Open to individuals, organisations, collectives, researchers, and critics
Audience
Individuals, organisations, collectives, researchers, and critics

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