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CREATIVE TOWNS AND REGIONS INITIATIVE: REPORT FOR SVETLOGORSK (Margarita Lazarenkova)

The European Union-Eastern Partnership Culture and Creativity Programme launched the Creative Towns and Regions Initiative to highlight the importance of culture and creativity in small and medium sized towns and regions.

Svetlogorsk local administration applied for becoming a pilot town within the Creative Towns and Regions Initiative for the main following reasons:

- Discovering what steps should be taken for the revival of a worthy image and cultural attractiveness of Svetlogorsk.

- Mobilizing its cultural assets and organizations and involving citizens to reveal creative potential of the town.  

Report for Svetlogorsk (ENG)

Report for Svetlogorsk (BEL)

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