How do museums deal with the problems that emerged during the pandemic?

NEMO publishes Covid-19 follow-up survey

Posted on: 30 October 2020

Share

Six months ago, NEMO (the Network of European Museum Organisations) published a study on the impact of Covid-19 on the European museum sector.

In recent weeks we are experiencing a second wave of museum closures across Europe and NEMO started to update the map of re-openings with dates and information concerning second closures.
bit.ly/NEMOmap.

After this first study on the impact of Covid-19 on the European museum sector, NEMO has published a follow-up survey to map the status quo and check in with the museums on how they deal with the issues that emerged during the pandemic.

The second Covid study of NEMO will present an in-depth evaluation of:

  • Income losses, its consequences and mitigation.
  • Development of digital museum offers.
  • Questions related to a “new normal”, including the re-assessment of museum priorities and success criteria.
  • Staff and visitor safety during the pandemic.

Participation in this survey will help identify the policies and measures to be proposed at European level.

The link to the survey is here  and responses are accepted until Friday 20 November 2020.

 

Leave a Reply

Related Articles

Participation in culture and cultural tourism
Participatory Governance and Models in Culture and Cultural Tourism is the tile of the book that is now available for free download from the INCULTUM Training Portal. The book has been produced in the frame of the INCULTUM project by the team at Matej Bel University. "Participatory approaches and models in tourism are widely accepted as a criterion for sustainable tourism, as it helps decision makers maintain traditional lifestyles and respect community values." With these ope...
INCULTUM Workshop at ERSA Congress: The role of participatory approaches in tourism and sustainable ...
The proposal of the INCULTUM project was approved by the prestigious ERSA 2023 Congress that took place in Alicante from 28 October to 1 September 2023. A Special Session of the Congress was organised by INCULTUM to explore and debate on the themes of cultural tourism and participatory approaches. The Alicante-S69 Special Session, titled "The role of participatory approaches in tourism and sustainable development," held on August 31, 2023, brought together experts from around the...
New opportunity for museums! Call for applications for the one-year trial NEMO memberships
News from UNCHARTED Community! NEMO, the Network of European Museum Organisations, recently launched a call to select five museums or museum-oriented organizations and offer them free trial subscriptions to enjoy the benefits included in a NEMO membership: the opportunity to participate in NEMO’s training activities join one of NEMO's topic-specific Working Groups connect with the European museum community get help in establishing cross-border collaborations, be up to date wi...
The Italian Antonio Salinas Regional Archeological Museum returns Parthenon fragment to Greece
The Antonio Salinas Regional Archeological Museum in Sicily has returned a fragment from the Parthenon temple to the Acropolis Museum in Athens, where it will remain on long-term loan. The renowned “Fagan fragment” which depicts the right foot and part of the dress of the Greek goddess Artemis, has been added to the Acropolis Museum’s frieze, which combines both original marbles as well as plaster copies of displaced fragments and the slab was unveiled in a ceremony at the Acropolis Museum the ...