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Within the project the project ‘Cultural Centers – poles of excellence in promoting cross border living heritage’ funded by Romania – Republic of Serbia IPA Cross-border Cooperation Programme, was organized a study visit of the managers/cultural referents from Cultural Houses from North Banat, Central Banat, South Banat, in Romania between 1-4^th of March 2012. Program consisted on visits to the Cultural Houses and discussions with managers/cultural referents from Margina, Faget, Dudestii Noi and Becicherecu Mic, Romania and group work on the strategy and joint cross border projects.

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Within the project the project ‘Cultural Centers – poles of excellence in promoting cross border living heritage’ funded by Romania – Republic of Serbia IPA Cross-border Cooperation Programme, was organized a study visit of the managers/cultural referents from Cultural Houses from North Banat, Central Banat, South Banat, in Romania between 8-11 of February 2012. Program consisted on visits to the Cultural Houses and discussions with managers/cultural referents from Girnic and Dumbravita, Romania and group work on the strategy and joint cross border projects.

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Article 1. A Cultural Cooperative Network in the Romania-Serbia cross-border area is established, consisting of partners and signatories of this protocol called “Banat Culture without frontiers”. Article 2. Cultural cooperation network will have as goal the unification of efforts of community and cultural resources in the region for a sustainable and continuous cross-border cultural cooperation. Article 3. The coordination of activities within the network will be provided by the Council of Presidents (directors) of the partners’ organizations. Article 4. Each year, the Coordination Council will adopt a minimal action plan with respect to the identified function and financial resources. Participation of partner organizations to these activities is voluntary and in accordance with their interests. At year end, we discuss how to fulfill this plan. Article 5. The partner organizations can promote in the network their own activities, especially those that have already become traditional. Article 6. The network remains open: the founding partners can attract other partners in the network with the same rights and duties. Article 7. In order to promote the activities of the network the media organizations will use their own mass media resources and will involve also media partners from the cross border area. Article 8. As a separate project aimed to promote and support the entire culture of the border, will seek to reach two quarterly cultural regular outlets, one on each side of the border. Article 9. A web page of the network will be realized and will be regularly updated based on information provided by partners’ organizations. Article 10. Leaving the network will be done by simply announcing the other partners. Article 11. Secretarial work within the network will be provided by the Cultural Association  ”Constantin Brancusi” ofTimisoara. Article 12. Any conflict between the network partners will be analyzed and solved by the Coordination Council.

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Within the project the project ‘Cultural Centers – poles of excellence in promoting cross border living’ funded by Romania – Republic of Serbia IPA Cross-border Cooperation Programme, we organized a study visit of the managers/cultural referents from Cultural Houses from Timis, Caras and Mehedinti Counties, in Serbia between 28^th – 31^st of July 2011. Program consisted of visits to the Cultural Houses and discussions with managers/cultural referents from Banatsko Novo Selo area, Serbia. During their stay also participated to the festival „Drumul Spicelor” from Uzdin and “Trompeta Banateana” from Novo Selo.

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We are in the final stage with the selection process of the participants to the training sessions within the project ““Cultural Centers – Poles of excellence in promoting cross border living heritage”, funded by IPA CBC Romania – Serbia.

Based on the data collected through the questionnaires received from the managers of cultural houses (Timis, Caras Severin and Mehedinti counties) and organized focus groups, the experts are working on an updated need assessment, in order to develop an adequate training programme, adapted to current needs.