Collaborating to Create Shared Value
Each partnership brings together complementary expertise, experience and shared objectives.
Why Partner with the Foundation?
Partnering with the Foundation means becoming part of an international network that, for over thirty years, has promoted the Culture of Dialogue through cultural heritage, international cooperation and encounters between people and cultures. Each partnership is built around shared objectives and can take shape through cultural initiatives, educational activities, place-based projects, international cooperation and the development of new joint projects.
A Network Open to
o foster dialogue between the research community, young people and society.
To promote cultural heritage and support the sustainable development of communities and territories.
To share experiences, good practices and project ideas.
To develop initiatives that create shared cultural, social and economic value.
To build collaborative networks that contribute to the common good.
Areas of Collaboration
Foster dialogue between people and cultures through initiatives that promote mutual understanding.
Recognise cultural heritage as a resource for the sustainable development of communities and territories.
Create connections between universities, institutions, organisations and businesses.
Engage students and young professionals in developing new projects.
Promote cultural heritage as a means of fostering dialogue and peacebuilding.
How a Partnership Takes Shape
Each collaboration takes shape through dialogue and shared objectives.
Getting to Know Each Other
An initial discussion to explore shared interests and potential areas of collaboration that contribute to the Culture of Dialogue and the Industry of Peace.
Designing Together
Together, we define the approach, activities and expected outcomes.
Creating Shared Value
The collaboration takes shape through shared initiatives, networks and projects.
Join our International Network
Becoming part of the Foundation’s network means contributing to an international community that, for over thirty years, has connected people, institutions and territories through cultural heritage and the Culture of Dialogue.