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Implementation of a community development strategy, in order to improve and empower the identity of the festival.
Training of the personnel, specially of the coordinators, the people who work actively in the festival coordination, but often volunteering and without proper professional training.
Mobility and circulation of organisers and sub-coordinators in order to learn how other festivals face common problems.
Improve the economical sustainability of the events, by distributing the activities throughout the year and diversifying the incomes.
Improve the ecological sustainability of the events, by reducing their impact on the local environment, minimise the use of resources and production of waste and by strengthening the local audience presence.
Improve the accessibility to the festivals, by establishing the local and international networks in order to develop the necessary infrastructure.
Improve the transnational cooperation, establishing connections with other festivals out of the local borders and promoting the business model.
The Executive Summary provides an overview, highlighting the key findings on how the festivals employ strategies to survive and thrive, highlighting their commitment to sustainability, community, artistic integrity, and diversity—elements vital in cultivating sustainable cultural landmarks.
The Full Report offers an in-depth perspective and extensive narratives from festival leaders, exploring the nuanced approaches they take to navigate geographical and cultural challenges. The report highlights the commitment of the festivals towards sustainability, community engagement, artistic values and diversity, which enhance experiences and contribute to building long-lasting cultural hubs.
