While there is no specific legislation covering these immigrant groups, the cultural policy document 2001-2004, entitled Make Way for Cultural Diversity [Ruim baan voor culturele diversiteit], gave special attention to the issue of cultural diversity.
government provision for unemployed, injured, or aged people
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
a republic in southeastern Asia on an archipelago including more than 13,000 islands; achieved independence from the Netherlands in 1945; the principal oil producer in the Far East and Pacific regions
This trend began soon after World War II, with a wave of immigrants from the former Dutch East Indies, now Indonesia.
Additional funding will be available for specific activities of the museums aiming at, inter alia, increasing participation of target groups (youth, ethnic minorities), upkeep and presentation of the cultural heritage of minorities and heritage education programmes for school children.
relating to or including diverse nationalities or customs
Minorities, groups and communities in the media
In the field of media, diversity has been ensured by the establishment of the production company MTNL (Multicultural Television in the Netherlands (http://www.mtnl.nl) and the radio station FunX (http://www.funx.nl), the municipal public channel for urban youth with a dual cultural background.
Minorities, groups and communities in the arts and cultural heritage sectors
There has been a strengthening of production houses and ateliers in the performing arts and of presentation venues in the visual arts for primarily young artists.
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
consisting of two parts or components, usually in pairs
Minorities, groups and communities in the media
In the field of media, diversity has been ensured by the establishment of the production company MTNL (Multicultural Television in the Netherlands (http://www.mtnl.nl) and the radio station FunX (http://www.funx.nl), the municipal public channel for urban youth with a dual cultural background.
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
In this way, the Minister responded to the Cultural Outreach Committee's [Commissie Cultuurbereik] recommendation to devote more attention to diversity (for other points in the 10 point cultural participation plan, see chapter 4.2.3, chapter 8.2.2, chapter 8.3.1 and chapter 8.4.1).
something that provides value, pleasure, or convenience
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
the activity of maintaining something in good working order
Additional funding will be available for specific activities of the museums aiming at, inter alia, increasing participation of target groups (youth, ethnic minorities), upkeep and presentation of the cultural heritage of minorities and heritage education programmes for school children.
Minorities, groups and communities in the arts and cultural heritage sectors
There has been a strengthening of production houses and ateliers in the performing arts and of presentation venues in the visual arts for primarily young artists.
Kosmopolis is part of the 10 point cultural participation plan Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk introduced in his policy memorandum Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007] and needs to be seen in the context of providing more long-term funding for art and culture projects that appeal to a broader public, and boosting the cultural dialogue in urban areas.
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
An assessment of media policy with regard to cultural diversity - From Margin to Mainstream [Van marge naar mainstream, Andra Leurdijk] was published in 2008.
In this context, the Netherlands Museum Association [Nederlandse Museumvereniging] developed an Intercultural Museum Programme to introduce more variety into the presentations of Dutch museums as well as introducing the museums to a wider public.
Minorities, groups and communities in the arts and cultural heritage sectors
There has been a strengthening of production houses and ateliers in the performing arts and of presentation venues in the visual arts for primarily young artists.
the set of facts or circumstances that surround a situation
In this context, the Netherlands Museum Association [Nederlandse Museumvereniging] developed an Intercultural Museum Programme to introduce more variety into the presentations of Dutch museums as well as introducing the museums to a wider public.
financial resources provided to make some project possible
Additional funding will be available for specific activities of the museums aiming at, inter alia, increasing participation of target groups (youth, ethnic minorities), upkeep and presentation of the cultural heritage of minorities and heritage education programmes for school children.
act of making fuller or more meaningful or rewarding
Events e.g. festivals, special celebrations for minorities, groups and communities
In June 2006, Medy van der Laan indicated in a policy paper to Parliament several concrete actions to promote artistic enrichment through diversity, including the improvement of cultural cooperation with the overseas parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba.
equipped with or connected by gears or having gears engaged
The award is given for the best strategic plans for programming and communicating special exhibitions especially geared towards attracting minority audiences.
The covenant also implies that the country now complies with the conditions set by the Council of Europe's Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, which the Netherlands signed in February 2005.
In the field of media, diversity has been ensured by the establishment of the production company MTNL (Multicultural Television in the Netherlands (http://www.mtnl.nl) and the radio station FunX (http://www.funx.nl), the municipal public channel for urban youth with a dual cultural background.
Official figures put the foreign population, in 2008, at more than 3 million (not including illegal immigrants), about 20 % of the total population (see Table 1 and Table 2).
Minorities', groups' and communities' strategies e.g. citizenship participation
On 9 June 2006, the State Secretary for Culture and the State Secretary for European Affairs sent a joint letter to Parliament, setting out their vision on the establishment of a House for Cultural Dialogue.
Minorities, groups and communities in the arts and cultural heritage sectors
There has been a strengthening of production houses and ateliers in the performing arts and of presentation venues in the visual arts for primarily young artists.
The aim is to adopt some 10 to 20 production houses in the basic cultural infrastructure (see also chapter 2.2 paragraph Law based regulations for planning cultural policy).
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
Events e.g. festivals, special celebrations for minorities, groups and communities
In June 2006, Medy van der Laan indicated in a policy paper to Parliament several concrete actions to promote artistic enrichment through diversity, including the improvement of cultural cooperation with the overseas parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba.
Minorities, groups and communities in the arts and cultural heritage sectors
There has been a strengthening of production houses and ateliers in the performing arts and of presentation venues in the visual arts for primarily young artists.
In the field of media, diversity has been ensured by the establishment of the production company MTNL (Multicultural Television in the Netherlands (http://www.mtnl.nl) and the radio station FunX (http://www.funx.nl), the municipal public channel for urban youth with a dual cultural background.
Events e.g. festivals, special celebrations for minorities, groups and communities
In June 2006, Medy van der Laan indicated in a policy paper to Parliament several concrete actions to promote artistic enrichment through diversity, including the improvement of cultural cooperation with the overseas parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba.
set in motion, start an event or prepare the way for
The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science has initiated a specific regulation to ensure that 15% of the commission members of the Council for Culture should have a dual cultural background by 2007 (to some extent via Atana which educates young managers with dual cultural background for executive jobs in the cultural sector, see http://ww.atana.nl and Cases for Good Practice, http://www.culturalpolicies.net).
While there is no specific legislation covering these immigrant groups, the cultural policy document 2001-2004, entitled Make Way for Cultural Diversity [Ruim baan voor culturele diversiteit], gave special attention to the issue of cultural diversity.
In the field of media, diversity has been ensured by the establishment of the production company MTNL (Multicultural Television in the Netherlands (http://www.mtnl.nl) and the radio station FunX (http://www.funx.nl), the municipal public channel for urban youth with a dual cultural background.
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
The award is given for the best strategic plans for programming and communicating special exhibitions especially geared towards attracting minority audiences.
While there is no specific legislation covering these immigrant groups, the cultural policy document 2001-2004, entitled Make Way for Cultural Diversity [Ruim baan voor culturele diversiteit], gave special attention to the issue of cultural diversity.
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
Minorities, groups and communities in the arts and cultural heritage sectors
There has been a strengthening of production houses and ateliers in the performing arts and of presentation venues in the visual arts for primarily young artists.
An assessment of media policy with regard to cultural diversity - From Margin to Mainstream [Van marge naar mainstream, Andra Leurdijk] was published in 2008.
State Secretary Medy van der Laan's paper More than the Sum [Meer dan de som, 2003] further combined the themes of cultural diversity and integration (see chapter 4.2.3).
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
Minorities, groups and communities in the arts and cultural heritage sectors
There has been a strengthening of production houses and ateliers in the performing arts and of presentation venues in the visual arts for primarily young artists.
The award is given for the best strategic plans for programming and communicating special exhibitions especially geared towards attracting minority audiences.
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
In order to build bridges between the different cultures represented in the Netherlands, they considered it necessary to intensify the dialogue between groups of "old" and "new" Dutch citizens.
formally approved and invested with legal authority
The covenant implements the commitments made by the Netherlands, when it ratified the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in respect of Frisian, and which were set out in the 2001 administrative agreement on the Frisian language and culture.
relating to or extending over a relatively long time
Kosmopolis is part of the 10 point cultural participation plan Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk introduced in his policy memorandum Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007] and needs to be seen in the context of providing more long-term funding for art and culture projects that appeal to a broader public, and boosting the cultural dialogue in urban areas.
The aim is to adopt some 10 to 20 production houses in the basic cultural infrastructure (see also chapter 2.2 paragraph Law based regulations for planning cultural policy).
In this context, the Netherlands Museum Association [Nederlandse Museumvereniging] developed an Intercultural Museum Programme to introduce more variety into the presentations of Dutch museums as well as introducing the museums to a wider public.
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
Kosmopolis is part of the 10 point cultural participation plan Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk introduced in his policy memorandum Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007] and needs to be seen in the context of providing more long-term funding for art and culture projects that appeal to a broader public, and boosting the cultural dialogue in urban areas.
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
an electronic device that receives television signals and displays them on a screen
Minorities, groups and communities in the media
In the field of media, diversity has been ensured by the establishment of the production company MTNL (Multicultural Television in the Netherlands (http://www.mtnl.nl) and the radio station FunX (http://www.funx.nl), the municipal public channel for urban youth with a dual cultural background.
a grant of financial assistance, especially by a government
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
approve and express assent, responsibility, or obligation
The covenant implements the commitments made by the Netherlands, when it ratified the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in respect of Frisian, and which were set out in the 2001 administrative agreement on the Frisian language and culture.
The covenant implements the commitments made by the Netherlands, when it ratified the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in respect of Frisian, and which were set out in the 2001 administrative agreement on the Frisian language and culture.
a piece of equipment or a tool used for a specific purpose
The covenant implements the commitments made by the Netherlands, when it ratified the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in respect of Frisian, and which were set out in the 2001 administrative agreement on the Frisian language and culture.
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
Additional funding will be available for specific activities of the museums aiming at, inter alia, increasing participation of target groups (youth, ethnic minorities), upkeep and presentation of the cultural heritage of minorities and heritage education programmes for school children.
obtainable or accessible and ready for use or service
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
The covenant implements the commitments made by the Netherlands, when it ratified the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in respect of Frisian, and which were set out in the 2001 administrative agreement on the Frisian language and culture.
the practice of working together on a common enterprise
Events e.g. festivals, special celebrations for minorities, groups and communities
In June 2006, Medy van der Laan indicated in a policy paper to Parliament several concrete actions to promote artistic enrichment through diversity, including the improvement of cultural cooperation with the overseas parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba.
lay out orderly or logically in a line or as if in a line
The covenant implements the commitments made by the Netherlands, when it ratified the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in respect of Frisian, and which were set out in the 2001 administrative agreement on the Frisian language and culture.
right belonging to a person by reason of citizenship
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
In the field of media, diversity has been ensured by the establishment of the production company MTNL (Multicultural Television in the Netherlands (http://www.mtnl.nl) and the radio station FunX (http://www.funx.nl), the municipal public channel for urban youth with a dual cultural background.
Minorities, groups and communities in the arts and cultural heritage sectors
There has been a strengthening of production houses and ateliers in the performing arts and of presentation venues in the visual arts for primarily young artists.
The covenant also implies that the country now complies with the conditions set by the Council of Europe's Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, which the Netherlands signed in February 2005.
a joyful occasion for festivities to mark some happy event
Events e.g. festivals, special celebrations for minorities, groups and communities
In June 2006, Medy van der Laan indicated in a policy paper to Parliament several concrete actions to promote artistic enrichment through diversity, including the improvement of cultural cooperation with the overseas parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba.
responsible for managing the affairs of a group of people
The covenant implements the commitments made by the Netherlands, when it ratified the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in respect of Frisian, and which were set out in the 2001 administrative agreement on the Frisian language and culture.
In the field of media, diversity has been ensured by the establishment of the production company MTNL (Multicultural Television in the Netherlands (http://www.mtnl.nl) and the radio station FunX (http://www.funx.nl), the municipal public channel for urban youth with a dual cultural background.
harmony of people's opinions, actions, or characters
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
relating to an elaborate and systematic plan of action
The award is given for the best strategic plans for programming and communicating special exhibitions especially geared towards attracting minority audiences.
act in accordance with someone's rules, commands, or wishes
The covenant also implies that the country now complies with the conditions set by the Council of Europe's Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, which the Netherlands signed in February 2005.
prohibited by law or by official or accepted rules
Official figures put the foreign population, in 2008, at more than 3 million (not including illegal immigrants), about 20 % of the total population (see Table 1 and Table 2).
In this way, the Minister responded to the Cultural Outreach Committee's [Commissie Cultuurbereik] recommendation to devote more attention to diversity (for other points in the 10 point cultural participation plan, see chapter 4.2.3, chapter 8.2.2, chapter 8.3.1 and chapter 8.4.1).
State Secretary Medy van der Laan's paper More than the Sum [Meer dan de som, 2003] further combined the themes of cultural diversity and integration (see chapter 4.2.3).
furniture having a smooth flat top supported by legs
Official figures put the foreign population, in 2008, at more than 3 million (not including illegal immigrants), about 20 % of the total population (see Table 1 and Table 2).
praise of a person or thing as worthy or desirable
In this way, the Minister responded to the Cultural Outreach Committee's [Commissie Cultuurbereik] recommendation to devote more attention to diversity (for other points in the 10 point cultural participation plan, see chapter 4.2.3, chapter 8.2.2, chapter 8.3.1 and chapter 8.4.1).
Events e.g. festivals, special celebrations for minorities, groups and communities
In June 2006, Medy van der Laan indicated in a policy paper to Parliament several concrete actions to promote artistic enrichment through diversity, including the improvement of cultural cooperation with the overseas parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba.
The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science has initiated a specific regulation to ensure that 15% of the commission members of the Council for Culture should have a dual cultural background by 2007 (to some extent via Atana which educates young managers with dual cultural background for executive jobs in the cultural sector, see http://ww.atana.nl and Cases for Good Practice, http://www.culturalpolicies.net).
Kosmopolis is part of the 10 point cultural participation plan Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk introduced in his policy memorandum Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007] and needs to be seen in the context of providing more long-term funding for art and culture projects that appeal to a broader public, and boosting the cultural dialogue in urban areas.
an assistant who handles correspondence and clerical work
State Secretary Medy van der Laan's paper More than the Sum [Meer dan de som, 2003] further combined the themes of cultural diversity and integration (see chapter 4.2.3).
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
a toothed wheel that engages another toothed mechanism
The award is given for the best strategic plans for programming and communicating special exhibitions especially geared towards attracting minority audiences.
perceive by sight or have the power to perceive by sight
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
Events e.g. festivals, special celebrations for minorities, groups and communities
In June 2006, Medy van der Laan indicated in a policy paper to Parliament several concrete actions to promote artistic enrichment through diversity, including the improvement of cultural cooperation with the overseas parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba.
The award is given for the best strategic plans for programming and communicating special exhibitions especially geared towards attracting minority audiences.
a series of steps to be carried out or goals to be achieved
The aim is to adopt some 10 to 20 production houses in the basic cultural infrastructure (see also chapter 2.2 paragraph Law based regulations for planning cultural policy).
a gathering of spectators or listeners at a performance
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
Additional funding will be available for specific activities of the museums aiming at, inter alia, increasing participation of target groups (youth, ethnic minorities), upkeep and presentation of the cultural heritage of minorities and heritage education programmes for school children.
The aim is to adopt some 10 to 20 production houses in the basic cultural infrastructure (see also chapter 2.2 paragraph Law based regulations for planning cultural policy).
the characteristics by which a thing or person is known
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
in a manner accessible to or observable by the public
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
Events e.g. festivals, special celebrations for minorities, groups and communities
In June 2006, Medy van der Laan indicated in a policy paper to Parliament several concrete actions to promote artistic enrichment through diversity, including the improvement of cultural cooperation with the overseas parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba.
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
Events e.g. festivals, special celebrations for minorities, groups and communities
In June 2006, Medy van der Laan indicated in a policy paper to Parliament several concrete actions to promote artistic enrichment through diversity, including the improvement of cultural cooperation with the overseas parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba.
person whose creative work shows sensitivity and imagination
Minorities, groups and communities in the arts and cultural heritage sectors
There has been a strengthening of production houses and ateliers in the performing arts and of presentation venues in the visual arts for primarily young artists.
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
a document creating an institution and specifying its rights
The covenant implements the commitments made by the Netherlands, when it ratified the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in respect of Frisian, and which were set out in the 2001 administrative agreement on the Frisian language and culture.
an act of formulating a program for a course of action
The aim is to adopt some 10 to 20 production houses in the basic cultural infrastructure (see also chapter 2.2 paragraph Law based regulations for planning cultural policy).
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
Events e.g. festivals, special celebrations for minorities, groups and communities
In June 2006, Medy van der Laan indicated in a policy paper to Parliament several concrete actions to promote artistic enrichment through diversity, including the improvement of cultural cooperation with the overseas parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba.
reduced to the simplest and most significant form possible
The aim is to adopt some 10 to 20 production houses in the basic cultural infrastructure (see also chapter 2.2 paragraph Law based regulations for planning cultural policy).
Minorities, groups and communities in the arts and cultural heritage sectors
There has been a strengthening of production houses and ateliers in the performing arts and of presentation venues in the visual arts for primarily young artists.
The award is given for the best strategic plans for programming and communicating special exhibitions especially geared towards attracting minority audiences.
progress or evolve through a process of natural growth
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
While there is no specific legislation covering these immigrant groups, the cultural policy document 2001-2004, entitled Make Way for Cultural Diversity [Ruim baan voor culturele diversiteit], gave special attention to the issue of cultural diversity.
The covenant also implies that the country now complies with the conditions set by the Council of Europe's Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, which the Netherlands signed in February 2005.
In order to build bridges between the different cultures represented in the Netherlands, they considered it necessary to intensify the dialogue between groups of "old" and "new" Dutch citizens.
While there is no specific legislation covering these immigrant groups, the cultural policy document 2001-2004, entitled Make Way for Cultural Diversity [Ruim baan voor culturele diversiteit], gave special attention to the issue of cultural diversity.
the subject matter of a conversation or discussion
State Secretary Medy van der Laan's paper More than the Sum [Meer dan de som, 2003] further combined the themes of cultural diversity and integration (see chapter 4.2.3).
The covenant also implies that the country now complies with the conditions set by the Council of Europe's Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, which the Netherlands signed in February 2005.
Minorities, groups and communities in the arts and cultural heritage sectors
There has been a strengthening of production houses and ateliers in the performing arts and of presentation venues in the visual arts for primarily young artists.
State Secretary Medy van der Laan's paper More than the Sum [Meer dan de som, 2003] further combined the themes of cultural diversity and integration (see chapter 4.2.3).
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
Additional funding will be available for specific activities of the museums aiming at, inter alia, increasing participation of target groups (youth, ethnic minorities), upkeep and presentation of the cultural heritage of minorities and heritage education programmes for school children.
Additional funding will be available for specific activities of the museums aiming at, inter alia, increasing participation of target groups (youth, ethnic minorities), upkeep and presentation of the cultural heritage of minorities and heritage education programmes for school children.
While there is no specific legislation covering these immigrant groups, the cultural policy document 2001-2004, entitled Make Way for Cultural Diversity [Ruim baan voor culturele diversiteit], gave special attention to the issue of cultural diversity.
Events e.g. festivals, special celebrations for minorities, groups and communities
In June 2006, Medy van der Laan indicated in a policy paper to Parliament several concrete actions to promote artistic enrichment through diversity, including the improvement of cultural cooperation with the overseas parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba.
In this way, the Minister responded to the Cultural Outreach Committee's [Commissie Cultuurbereik] recommendation to devote more attention to diversity (for other points in the 10 point cultural participation plan, see chapter 4.2.3, chapter 8.2.2, chapter 8.3.1 and chapter 8.4.1).
junction by which parts or objects are linked together
Minorities', groups' and communities' strategies e.g. citizenship participation
On 9 June 2006, the State Secretary for Culture and the State Secretary for European Affairs sent a joint letter to Parliament, setting out their vision on the establishment of a House for Cultural Dialogue.
to a distinctly greater extent or degree than is common
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
the constitution written at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787 and subsequently ratified by the original thirteen states
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
Additional funding will be available for specific activities of the museums aiming at, inter alia, increasing participation of target groups (youth, ethnic minorities), upkeep and presentation of the cultural heritage of minorities and heritage education programmes for school children.
the federal department in the United States that sets and maintains foreign policies
State Secretary Medy van der Laan's paper More than the Sum [Meer dan de som, 2003] further combined the themes of cultural diversity and integration (see chapter 4.2.3).
a representation of a person's thinking with symbolic marks
While there is no specific legislation covering these immigrant groups, the cultural policy document 2001-2004, entitled Make Way for Cultural Diversity [Ruim baan voor culturele diversiteit], gave special attention to the issue of cultural diversity.
While there is no specific legislation covering these immigrant groups, the cultural policy document 2001-2004, entitled Make Way for Cultural Diversity [Ruim baan voor culturele diversiteit], gave special attention to the issue of cultural diversity.
In the field of media, diversity has been ensured by the establishment of the production company MTNL (Multicultural Television in the Netherlands (http://www.mtnl.nl) and the radio station FunX (http://www.funx.nl), the municipal public channel for urban youth with a dual cultural background.
a limited period of time during which something lasts
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
In the field of media, diversity has been ensured by the establishment of the production company MTNL (Multicultural Television in the Netherlands (http://www.mtnl.nl) and the radio station FunX (http://www.funx.nl), the municipal public channel for urban youth with a dual cultural background.
the fundamental assumptions from which something is begun
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science has initiated a specific regulation to ensure that 15% of the commission members of the Council for Culture should have a dual cultural background by 2007 (to some extent via Atana which educates young managers with dual cultural background for executive jobs in the cultural sector, see http://ww.atana.nl and Cases for Good Practice, http://www.culturalpolicies.net).
being changed over time, as to be stronger or more complete
In this context, the Netherlands Museum Association [Nederlandse Museumvereniging] developed an Intercultural Museum Programme to introduce more variety into the presentations of Dutch museums as well as introducing the museums to a wider public.
In order to build bridges between the different cultures represented in the Netherlands, they considered it necessary to intensify the dialogue between groups of "old" and "new" Dutch citizens.
In order to build bridges between the different cultures represented in the Netherlands, they considered it necessary to intensify the dialogue between groups of "old" and "new" Dutch citizens.
established by or founded upon law or official rules
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
The award is given for the best strategic plans for programming and communicating special exhibitions especially geared towards attracting minority audiences.
Minorities', groups' and communities' strategies e.g. citizenship participation
On 9 June 2006, the State Secretary for Culture and the State Secretary for European Affairs sent a joint letter to Parliament, setting out their vision on the establishment of a House for Cultural Dialogue.
English statesman who opposed Henry VIII's divorce from Catherine of Aragon and was imprisoned and beheaded; recalled for his concept of Utopia, the ideal state
State Secretary Medy van der Laan's paper More than the Sum [Meer dan de som, 2003] further combined the themes of cultural diversity and integration (see chapter 4.2.3).
The covenant implements the commitments made by the Netherlands, when it ratified the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in respect of Frisian, and which were set out in the 2001 administrative agreement on the Frisian language and culture.
The covenant also implies that the country now complies with the conditions set by the Council of Europe's Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, which the Netherlands signed in February 2005.
Kosmopolis is part of the 10 point cultural participation plan Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk introduced in his policy memorandum Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007] and needs to be seen in the context of providing more long-term funding for art and culture projects that appeal to a broader public, and boosting the cultural dialogue in urban areas.
The covenant also implies that the country now complies with the conditions set by the Council of Europe's Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, which the Netherlands signed in February 2005.
a category of things distinguished by a common quality
In this context, the Netherlands Museum Association [Nederlandse Museumvereniging] developed an Intercultural Museum Programme to introduce more variety into the presentations of Dutch museums as well as introducing the museums to a wider public.
The aim is to adopt some 10 to 20 production houses in the basic cultural infrastructure (see also chapter 2.2 paragraph Law based regulations for planning cultural policy).
Official figures put the foreign population, in 2008, at more than 3 million (not including illegal immigrants), about 20 % of the total population (see Table 1 and Table 2).
a person responsible for the administration of a business
The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science has initiated a specific regulation to ensure that 15% of the commission members of the Council for Culture should have a dual cultural background by 2007 (to some extent via Atana which educates young managers with dual cultural background for executive jobs in the cultural sector, see http://ww.atana.nl and Cases for Good Practice, http://www.culturalpolicies.net).
The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science has initiated a specific regulation to ensure that 15% of the commission members of the Council for Culture should have a dual cultural background by 2007 (to some extent via Atana which educates young managers with dual cultural background for executive jobs in the cultural sector, see http://ww.atana.nl and Cases for Good Practice, http://www.culturalpolicies.net).
Minorities', groups' and communities' strategies e.g. citizenship participation
On 9 June 2006, the State Secretary for Culture and the State Secretary for European Affairs sent a joint letter to Parliament, setting out their vision on the establishment of a House for Cultural Dialogue.
a formal organization of people or groups of people
In this context, the Netherlands Museum Association [Nederlandse Museumvereniging] developed an Intercultural Museum Programme to introduce more variety into the presentations of Dutch museums as well as introducing the museums to a wider public.
the organic phenomenon that distinguishes living organisms
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
Minorities, groups and communities in the arts and cultural heritage sectors
There has been a strengthening of production houses and ateliers in the performing arts and of presentation venues in the visual arts for primarily young artists.
Kosmopolis is part of the 10 point cultural participation plan Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk introduced in his policy memorandum Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007] and needs to be seen in the context of providing more long-term funding for art and culture projects that appeal to a broader public, and boosting the cultural dialogue in urban areas.
the act of granting authority to undertake certain functions
The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science has initiated a specific regulation to ensure that 15% of the commission members of the Council for Culture should have a dual cultural background by 2007 (to some extent via Atana which educates young managers with dual cultural background for executive jobs in the cultural sector, see http://ww.atana.nl and Cases for Good Practice, http://www.culturalpolicies.net).
a quantity obtained by the addition of a group of numbers
State Secretary Medy van der Laan's paper More than the Sum [Meer dan de som, 2003] further combined the themes of cultural diversity and integration (see chapter 4.2.3).
The covenant implements the commitments made by the Netherlands, when it ratified the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in respect of Frisian, and which were set out in the 2001 administrative agreement on the Frisian language and culture.
The aim is to adopt some 10 to 20 production houses in the basic cultural infrastructure (see also chapter 2.2 paragraph Law based regulations for planning cultural policy).
of or relating to production and management of wealth
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
An assessment of media policy with regard to cultural diversity - From Margin to Mainstream [Van marge naar mainstream, Andra Leurdijk] was published in 2008.
structure allowing passage across a river or other obstacle
In order to build bridges between the different cultures represented in the Netherlands, they considered it necessary to intensify the dialogue between groups of "old" and "new" Dutch citizens.
shield from danger, injury, destruction, or damage
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
in a good or satisfactory manner or to a high standard
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
the extent of a two-dimensional surface within a boundary
Kosmopolis is part of the 10 point cultural participation plan Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk introduced in his policy memorandum Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007] and needs to be seen in the context of providing more long-term funding for art and culture projects that appeal to a broader public, and boosting the cultural dialogue in urban areas.
the context that influences the performance of a process
The covenant also implies that the country now complies with the conditions set by the Council of Europe's Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, which the Netherlands signed in February 2005.
of or occurring between or among citizens of the state
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
Kosmopolis is part of the 10 point cultural participation plan Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk introduced in his policy memorandum Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007] and needs to be seen in the context of providing more long-term funding for art and culture projects that appeal to a broader public, and boosting the cultural dialogue in urban areas.
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science has initiated a specific regulation to ensure that 15% of the commission members of the Council for Culture should have a dual cultural background by 2007 (to some extent via Atana which educates young managers with dual cultural background for executive jobs in the cultural sector, see http://ww.atana.nl and Cases for Good Practice, http://www.culturalpolicies.net).
a branch of study or knowledge involving the observation, investigation, and discovery of general laws or truths that can be tested systematically
The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science has initiated a specific regulation to ensure that 15% of the commission members of the Council for Culture should have a dual cultural background by 2007 (to some extent via Atana which educates young managers with dual cultural background for executive jobs in the cultural sector, see http://ww.atana.nl and Cases for Good Practice, http://www.culturalpolicies.net).
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
a dwelling that serves as living quarters for a family
Minorities, groups and communities in the arts and cultural heritage sectors
There has been a strengthening of production houses and ateliers in the performing arts and of presentation venues in the visual arts for primarily young artists.
An assessment of media policy with regard to cultural diversity - From Margin to Mainstream [Van marge naar mainstream, Andra Leurdijk] was published in 2008.
(comparative of `much' used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree
Official figures put the foreign population, in 2008, at more than 3 million (not including illegal immigrants), about 20 % of the total population (see Table 1 and Table 2).
In order to build bridges between the different cultures represented in the Netherlands, they considered it necessary to intensify the dialogue between groups of "old" and "new" Dutch citizens.
In this context, the Netherlands Museum Association [Nederlandse Museumvereniging] developed an Intercultural Museum Programme to introduce more variety into the presentations of Dutch museums as well as introducing the museums to a wider public.
Minorities', groups' and communities' strategies e.g. citizenship participation
On 9 June 2006, the State Secretary for Culture and the State Secretary for European Affairs sent a joint letter to Parliament, setting out their vision on the establishment of a House for Cultural Dialogue.
a facility equipped with special equipment and personnel
Minorities, groups and communities in the media
In the field of media, diversity has been ensured by the establishment of the production company MTNL (Multicultural Television in the Netherlands (http://www.mtnl.nl) and the radio station FunX (http://www.funx.nl), the municipal public channel for urban youth with a dual cultural background.
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
In this way, the Minister responded to the Cultural Outreach Committee's [Commissie Cultuurbereik] recommendation to devote more attention to diversity (for other points in the 10 point cultural participation plan, see chapter 4.2.3, chapter 8.2.2, chapter 8.3.1 and chapter 8.4.1).
In order to build bridges between the different cultures represented in the Netherlands, they considered it necessary to intensify the dialogue between groups of "old" and "new" Dutch citizens.
a specific piece of work required to be done as a duty
The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science has initiated a specific regulation to ensure that 15% of the commission members of the Council for Culture should have a dual cultural background by 2007 (to some extent via Atana which educates young managers with dual cultural background for executive jobs in the cultural sector, see http://ww.atana.nl and Cases for Good Practice, http://www.culturalpolicies.net).
The aim is to adopt some 10 to 20 production houses in the basic cultural infrastructure (see also chapter 2.2 paragraph Law based regulations for planning cultural policy).
In his policy paper Art for Life's Sake [Kunst van leven, 2007], Minister of Culture Ronald Plasterk announced that long term subsidies will be available for arts projects targeted at "culturally diverse" audiences, especially within the framework of the Kosmopolis (see the paragraph Strategies e.g. citizenship participation below, and also chapter 4.2.3).
In order to build bridges between the different cultures represented in the Netherlands, they considered it necessary to intensify the dialogue between groups of "old" and "new" Dutch citizens.
in a state of proper readiness or preparation or arrangement
In order to build bridges between the different cultures represented in the Netherlands, they considered it necessary to intensify the dialogue between groups of "old" and "new" Dutch citizens.
Events e.g. festivals, special celebrations for minorities, groups and communities
In June 2006, Medy van der Laan indicated in a policy paper to Parliament several concrete actions to promote artistic enrichment through diversity, including the improvement of cultural cooperation with the overseas parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba.
not deriving from the essential nature of something
Official figures put the foreign population, in 2008, at more than 3 million (not including illegal immigrants), about 20 % of the total population (see Table 1 and Table 2).
Minorities', groups' and communities' strategies e.g. citizenship participation
On 9 June 2006, the State Secretary for Culture and the State Secretary for European Affairs sent a joint letter to Parliament, setting out their vision on the establishment of a House for Cultural Dialogue.
transfer possession of something concrete or abstract
While there is no specific legislation covering these immigrant groups, the cultural policy document 2001-2004, entitled Make Way for Cultural Diversity [Ruim baan voor culturele diversiteit], gave special attention to the issue of cultural diversity.
something that interests you because it is important
This covenant includes agreements concerning education in the Frisian language; the use of Frisian by the judiciary, in the courts and in public administration, in the media and for cultural activities and amenities; as well as the use of Frisian in economic and social life (see also chapter 4.2.2).
The covenant implements the commitments made by the Netherlands, when it ratified the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in respect of Frisian, and which were set out in the 2001 administrative agreement on the Frisian language and culture.
free from error; especially conforming to fact or truth
The Dutch Constitution [Grondwet] provides the legal basis for the civil rights of immigrants (e.g. citizenship, education, health, social insurance etc.) and for their cultural rights (e.g. to participate in cultural life, to protect and develop cultural and linguistic identities, to create, etc.).
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