Cultural institution (galleries, libraries, archives, museums)
Hilversum, Netherlands
3 profile visits
About
The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision (NISV) is a media institute with an extensive expertise in executing research & innovation activities at the intersection of media, culture, technology and society. It operates an audiovisual archive, a media museum, research infrastructures and lab environments. The team has over 20 years of experience in the European R&D ecosystem and has developed key competences to engage with digitisation processes through a critical lens, always prioritising public values and ethical considerations.
Other funding opportunities & developments
EIT CC CallsCultural Heritage in the Digital Europe Program
European Cultural Heritage and Cultural and Creative Industries | HORIZON-CL2-2025
HERITAGE-03: A European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage – Innovative use casesHERITAGE-04: Leveraging artificial intelligence for creativity-driven innovationHERITAGE-05: Evolution of culture in a virtualising worldHERITAGE-06: Europe as a global powerhouse of design for sustainable competitivenessHERITAGE-08: Bridging historical past and future potential through conservation, preservation, and adaptive use of Europe’s contentious and dissonant heritage
Democracy and Governance | HORIZON-CL2-2025-01
DEMOCRACY-05: Countering and preventing radicalisation, extremism, hate speech and polarisation
TRANSFO-06: Evaluation and use of evidence in education policy and practice
HERITAGE-01: Co-funded European partnership for Resilient Cultural Heritage
HERITAGE-04: Leveraging artificial intelligence for creativitydriven innovation
DEMOCRACY-03: Preparing the EU for future enlargement: challenges and opportunities
DEMOCRACY-11: Independence of the judiciary as an aspect of rule of law compliance
TRANSFO-01: Tackling gender-based violence in different social and economic spheres
HERITAGE-06: Europe as a global powerhouse of design for sustainable competitiveness
TRANSFO-10: Intergenerational fairness in the context of demographic change in the EU
TRANSFO-08: Improving mental health outcomes for people in education, training and work
DEMOCRACY-04: Open strategic autonomy, economic and research security in EU foreign policy
HERITAGE-03: A European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage – Innovative use cases
TRANSFO-03: Working time reduction: barriers, challenges, benefits and policy implications
TRANSFO-11: Migration and climate change: building resilience and enhancing sustainability
DEMOCRACY-05: Countering and preventing radicalisation, extremism, hate speech and polarisation
DEMOCRACY-09: Fighting against disinformation while ensuring the right to freedom of expression
HERITAGE-02- two-stage: Innovative approaches to intangible cultural heritage for societal resilience
DEMOCRACY-06: Towards a European research hub on contemporary antisemitism and Jewish life and culture
TRANSFO-05: Improving fairness in the economy through a better understanding of undeclared and underdeclared work
TRANSFO-02: Historical and regional analyses of industrial transitions and their lessons for ensuring a fair green transition
DEMOCRACY-01: Advisory support and network to counter disinformation and foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI)
TRANSFO-07: Impact of the learning environment and the use of digital tools in everyday life on key skills and competence development
HERITAGE-07: Cultural Strategies for Peace: culture and creativity as catalysts for conflict prevention and post-conflict reconciliation
TRANSFO-04-two stage: Gender differences in career trajectories of parents and their implications for gender equality and family well-being
TRANSFO-09: Good practices for increased autonomy of persons with disabilities, including physical, mental, intellectual and sensory disabilities
DEMOCRACY-10: The role of civic and citizenship education for strengthening civic and democratic participation and support for common European values
HERITAGE-08: Bridging historical past and future potential through conservation, preservation, and adaptive use of Europe’s contentious and dissonant heritage