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EUR 1.9 mln to be provided for Latvians in creative industries
BC, Riga, 15.06.2020.
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Print versionThe State Culture Capital Foundation (SCCF) of Latvia today launches a new support program targeting people in creative industries, with EUR 1.9 million in total made available under the program, the foundation's spokeswoman Jana Verdina informed LETA.
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The program for the employment of creative persons has been developed at the Culture Ministry's initiative to offset the negative impact of the Covid-19 crisis on the creative industries and people working in this sector.
Winners of the competition organized as part of the program will be provided EUR 1,614 (before taxes) in one-off grants intended to support creative work from July 1 to September 30.
The program is open for applications at kkf.kulturaskarte.lv until midnight July 5.
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