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Some recent projects
facilitated by Bellagio Secretariat
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July 2002, Cape
Town |
Network of African
Book Fair Directors: first exploratory meeting to set up network of
African Book Fair directors, co-convened with the Zimbabwe International
Book Fair. Funded by Prince Claus Fund. Bellagio secretariat continues
to act as project’s interim secretariat |
June 2002, Oxford |
meeting of Bellagio
Publishing Network associates to share information and plan future
direction of Network. Funded by The Rockefeller Foundation |
Jan-June 2001,
Pretoria, Cape Town and New York |
Observatory
of Cultural Policies in Africa: planning meetings on cultural
policy analysis and management training in Africa, bringing together
African artists, humanists, cultural leaders and policymakers, co-convened
with UNESCO, SADC and the US-based Institute for Cultural Enterprise.
Funded by the Ford Foundation. |
December 2000,
Maputo |
meeting of Bellagio
Publishing Network associates, and seminar on arts publishing. Funded
by Sida, Danida, NORAD and the Rockefeller Foundation |
November 2000,
Bellagio |
planning meeting
of Caribbean Publishers Network (CAPNET)
to develop first board. Funded by the Rockefeller Foundation. |
June 2000, Port
of Spain |
meeting of Caribbean
publishers to discuss formation of pan-Caribbean network, linked to
consultative meeting on Caribbean cultural industries. Funded by Ford
Foundation |
May 2000, Oxford |
Ubuntu planning
and board development retreat. Funded by Ford Foundation |
January 2000,
New York |
Ubuntu steering
committee meeting with Ford Foundation. Funded by Ford Foundation |
December 1999,
New York |
meeting of Bellagio
Publishing Network associates, and signing of strategic partnership
between donors and APNET |
September 1999,
Florence |
African arts and
humanities publishing brainstorming meeting. Funded by the Rockefeller
Foundation |
July 1999, Harare |
meeting to develop
strategic partnership agreement between donors and APNET, co-ordinated
by Bellagio Publishing Network |
March-April 1998,
Stockholm |
seminar ‘Visions
of African cultural co-operation and development’ –
agora session at UNESCO Intergovernmental Conference on Cultural
Policies; launch of Ubuntu movement. Funded by the Ford Foundation,
the Rockefeller Foundation and Sida |
February 1998,
Lomé |
Pan-African Consultation
on Cultural Co-operation and Development. Funded by the Ford Foundation,
the Rockefeller Foundation and Sida |
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