BUND promotes Barnim with 1.5 million euros for cultural projects!

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The district of Barnim receives 1.5 million euros in federal funding for the cultural program "Aller.Land" for strengthening local democracy and culture.
The district of Barnim receives 1.5 million euros in federal funding for the cultural program "Aller.Land" for strengthening local democracy and culture. (Symbolbild/NAG)

A significant step towards promoting regional culture and citizen participation is now being taken in the Barnim district. The federal government has decided to support this district with 1.5 million euros as part of the "Aller.Land" program by 2030. This is part of a comprehensive initiative that aims to strengthen cultural, participation and democracy projects in the region. As the Barnim Aktuell , the selection of the funded projects was made by four independent juries with a total of 26 experts from the areas of cultural work and democracy development.

A total of 30 projects from 97 regions were selected, with central criteria such as the participation of the local people as well as regional anchoring and networking. The SPD member of the Bundestag Stefan Zierke was pleased with this positive development and confirmed that the district council Barnim approved the application for the federal program at the end of 2024 almost unanimously, even if there were some voices from the CDU, the free voters and the AfD against the funding.

creative projects for all citizens

The program "All.Land" aims to promote democratic and cultural participation at the local level. The funded projects are primarily geared towards the inclusion of a wide variety of groups. These rang from young people to older citizens to newly enchanted and people with disabilities, as can be seen on the website of the program Allerland

planned are versatile, community -creating projects that react to current challenges on site and have a regional focus. These include, for example, art and village residences that promote cooperation between artists and villagers, as well as the opening of museums and theaters for creative processes. Another important aspect is the creation of open spaces that are designed and organized by young people.

Additional funding opportunities in view

In parallel to this program, there are also other funding initiatives that should be viewed in the same breath. The federal cultural foundation has launched the “Local - Program for Culture and Commitment” program, which is planned by 2024 and is to build long -term networks in cities under 100,000 inhabitants. Up to 240,000 euros per project are available over a period of four years. Rarely have you seen so many opportunities to promote cultural exchange and strengthen the commitment of the local people. Information on application deadlines and consultations are on the website of the Culture Foundation of the Federal

Overall, the program "Aller.Land" is a ray of hope for everyone who lives in Barnim and beyond and want to be committed to culturally. With the funds provided, not only projects are initiated that promote dialogue and cooperation, but also laid long -term structures that make the way into a more active and more participatory future. It remains exciting what will develop on this cultural landscape in the coming years.

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