The Balkan Museum Network invites you to “Meet, physician See, Do”. The event will take place between 23-25 April 2013, in Sarajevo. A maximum of 40 participants will be accepted to attend the conference (maximum 2 from each institution). This includes accommodation, travel, visa, lunches and a conference dinner. Per diems are not included.
Working language of all Conference sessions is English (translation will not be provided). The three days will be a combination of key note speeches, dialogue sessions and parallel sessions that will present best practice and practical work from the region and beyond.
“Meet, See, Do!” Conference is linked to a Call for Project Proposals. The text of the Callwill be available at www.bmuseums.net from March 18.
It is important that you come to the conference with the project idea, in line with the Call. Organisations who are not at the conference are also eligible to submit project proposals in line with the Call.
Please confirm your interest in “Meet, See, Do” by filling out the online Application and Travel Forms at:
The material displayed on the separate country pages has been prepared by: Albania: Albanian Heritage Foundation Bosnia and Herzegovina: CHwB Regional Office in Sarajevo Kosovo: EC MA Ndryshe Montenegro: EXPEDITIO and Notar Serbia: Civic Association SUBURBIUM
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SEE Heritage network gathers all those willing to contribute to protecting and promoting the South East European heritage as part of our common European and world's heritage. Read more about the network >>>
Vision
South East Europe (SEE) – a region where people cooperate, understand and respect each other on the basis of their cultural differences, believing that cultural, ethnic and religious diversity is a valuable resource.
Mission
South East European Heritage is a network of non-governmental organizations established in 2006. The mission of the SEE Heritage network is to work toward protecting and promoting our common cultural heritage with the aim of encouraging the sustainable development of the region.
The Balkan Museum Network invites you to “Meet, physician See, Do”. The event will take place between 23-25 April 2013, in Sarajevo. A maximum of 40 participants will be accepted to attend the conference (maximum 2 from each institution). This includes accommodation, travel, visa, lunches and a conference dinner. Per diems are not included.
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