15/10/2026
From climate fatigue and bureaucracy to artists’ financial insecurity and gender inequalities, 177 people from the Cultural and Creative Sector and the environmental sector in Cyprus, Malta and Greece identify what needs to change to make the arts sector more sustainable and resilient through the European CoRES project, coordinated by AKTI! 🎨
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The European project CoRES – Creativity, Resilience, Environment, Sustainability: A Cultural Paradigm for a more resilient Art world is implemented by AKTI (Cyprus), Runonart (Greece) and Studio 18 (Malta). Through innovative, applied participatory research methods, the project explores the gaps, needs and barriers to the green transition of the cultural and creative sector and works with people in the sector to co-design solutions for a more sustainable and resilient future.
CoRES – Creativity, Resilience, Environment, Sustainability: A Cultural Paradigm for a more resilient Art world is co-funded by the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) under the Culture strand of Creative Europe 2021–2027, and by the Deputy Ministry of Culture of Cyprus.