CORDIS · OpenMusE
OPEN MUSIC EUROPE (OPENMUSE) – AN OPEN, SCALABLE DATA-TO-POLICY PIPELINE FOR EUROPEAN MUSIC ECOSYSTEMS
- Code
OpenMusE- Programme
- HORIZON
- Call
HORIZON-CL2-2022-HERITAGE-01-05- Status
- SIGNED
- Period
- 2023-01-01 – 2025-12-31
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Participants
| Organisations | Role | Country | Grant |
|---|---|---|---|
| SINUS MARKT- UND SOZIALFORSCHUNG GMBH | coordinator | DE | 650 914 € |
| REPREX B.V. | participant | NL | 535 900 € |
| UNIVERSITEIT VAN AMSTERDAM | participant | NL | 386 062 € |
| SCUOLA SUPERIORE DI STUDI UNIVERSITARI E DI PERFEZIONAMENTO S ANNA | participant | IT | 307 630 € |
| TURUN YLIOPISTO | participant | FI | 299 875 € |
| HEARDIS! GMBH | participant | DE | 153 438 € |
| SYNYO GMBH | participant | AT | 141 750 € |
| Slovenský ochranný zväz autorský pre práva k hudobným dielam | participant | SK | 83 125 € |
| MUSIC INNOVATION HUB SPA IMPRESA SOCIALE | participant | IT | 73 438 € |
| EKONOMICKA UNIVERZITA V BRATISLAVE | participant | SK | 70 000 € |
| ALOADED AB | participant | SE | 67 500 € |
| VIESOJI ISTAIGA MUZIKOS EKSPORTO FONDAS | participant | LT | 54 062 € |
| ARTISJUS MAGYAR SZERZOI JOGVEDO IRODA EGYESULET | participant | HU | 49 375 € |
| Music Export Ukraine | participant | UA | 46 875 € |
| FUNDACJA EKSPORTU POLSKIEJ MUZYKI MUSIC EXPORT POLAND | participant | PL | 34 571 € |
| МУЗИКАУТОР Сдружение | participant | BG | 19 296 € |
Description
OpenMusE brings together music industry stakeholders and researchers from 11 EU countries and Ukraine. Our consortium recognises that placing European music ecosystems on a more competitive, fair, and sustainable footing requires evidence-based policymaking, business planning, and accuracy. We provide the data needed for these actions. Using transparent methods and tools, OpenMusE maps the policy and data landscape; bridges data gaps; and empowers stakeholders and policymakers to take data-driven actions. Our project is grounded on principles of open policy analysis, open science, and open-source software development. We work with stakeholders to identify data gaps on the EU, national, and regional levels; co-create indicators and methods for bridging them; develop free software tools for data collection and analysis; and report not just our findings, but every step taken to reach them. This is the logic behind our Open Music Observatory (OMO), an open-source platform that provides 360-degree intelligence on the music industry by integrating numerous data sources. The OMO is highly automated, providing “living policy documents” that refresh when the backend datasets are updated: these datasets include official statistics on music goods and services; data on musical participation via pan-European surveys, rights-holder data voluntarily shared by industry partners, and streaming service data sampled using novel algorithms developed by our consortium. Using the OMO and our open-source software, music MSMEs without technical departments or expertise will be able to access and analyse open data; model volume and value, including of zero-price uses; create better business models; and generate corporate social responsibility and sustainability reports; all at a fraction of current costs. We validate these tools in four pilot studies that will bring concrete benefits to stakeholders within the project lifespan.
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