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CORDIS · WIRE FilmEU

WIRE - Widening Innovation+Research Excellence in FilmEU)

Code
WIRE FilmEU
Programme
HORIZON
Call
HORIZON-WIDERA-2023-ACCESS-03-01
Status
SIGNED
Period
2024-01-01 – 2028-12-31
EU contribution (whole consortium)4 999 868 €
EU contribution to Bulgarian participants549 375 €

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Participants

OrganisationsRoleCountryGrant
COFAC COOPERATIVA DE FORMACAO E ANIMACAO CULTURAL CRLcoordinatorPT940 500 €
TALLINN UNIVERSITYparticipantEE781 312 €
LIETUVOS MUZIKOS IR TEATRO AKADEMIJAparticipantLT598 731 €
VYSOKA SKOLA MUZICKYCH UMENI V BRATISLAVEparticipantSK592 875 €
НАЦИОНАЛНА АКАДЕМИЯ ЗА ТЕАТРАЛНО И ФИЛМОВО ИЗКУСТВО "КРЪСТЮ САРАФОВ"participantBG549 375 €
LUCA SCHOOL OF ARTSparticipantBE498 125 €
DUN LAOGHAIRE INSTITUTE OF ART, DESIGN & TECHNOLOGYparticipantIE494 209 €
VIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGEparticipantDK493 312 €
FILMEU ASSOCIATIONparticipantBE51 427 €
National Association for Heigher Education in the Moving Imageassociated partnerUK
BALTIC FILM & CREATIVE TECH CLUSTERassociated partnerLT
George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technologyassociated partnerCA
The Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learningassociated partnerCA
The Sheridan College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learningassociated partnerCA
Filmby Aarhusassociated partnerDK
Pratt Instituteassociated partnerUS
CENTRE INTERNATIONAL DE LIAISON DES ECOLES DE CINEMA ET DE TELEVISION CILECTassociated partnerFR
COFAC COOPERATIVA DE FORMACAO E ANIMACAO CULTURAL CRLassociated partnerPT

Description

WIRE is promoted by all eight HEIs currently members or soon to be members in the FilmEU Alliance. FilmEU fully represents Europe’s geographical, cultural, and linguistic differences, combined with the diversity and richness of its European Higher Education Area (EHEA) and its Research Area (ERA). WIRE integrates five out of eight academic partners each coming from widening countries, a majority of less research-intensive institutions and is led by an institution from a widening country. All WIRE activities are centered in widening countries, and it is these countries and less research-intensive HEIs that are beneficiaries of the of the project. WIRE’s main objective is to catalyse a step change in the excellence and innovation of the science and value creation activities carried out by and across the FilmEU Alliance via its capacity building and the promotion of several reforms across the HEIs in widening countries participating in the Alliance. WIRE will capacitate the FilmEU Alliance Research and Innovation R&I dimensions, notably by focusing on management and administrative competencies, for the benefit of its members in widening countries, and through that increase the overall competitiveness of the Alliance. WIRE will achieve this through deeper and more geographically inclusive cooperation between all members of the Alliance. WIRE will contribute significantly to the expected outcomes of the call via the consolidation of an inclusive Alliance of HEIs which mostly (5 of 8) come from widening countries. Through collaboration between themselves and with other actors in local ecosystems, they will promote institutional and country-level reforms and upgrades, facilitate an embedded culture of excellence and value creation driven by artistic research, and focus on the cultural and creative industries, in view of increased competitiveness and accelerated institutional reforms in their R&I dimension.

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