PICCOLI MUSEI IN VIAGGIO

Programme: Erasmus+

Action Type: KA210-VET – Small-scale partnerships in vocational education and training

Start: 01/09/2022 – End: 01/03/2024

Project Reference: 2022-1-IT01-KA210-VET-000081592

EU Grant: 60.000 EUR

The project will be an Erasmus Plus KA210-VET – Small-scale partnerships according to Erasmus Plus
Programme rules.

The aim of the project is to support and help small museums to enhance their strengths. The specific
objectives are: to improve digital, marketing and communication skills in the museum sector; sharing good
practices among partners and increasing the international dimension of museums. The planned activities
concern specific training courses and cooperation between partners thanks to which participants will learn
how to use different digital promotion tools.
The planned activities concern: the collection of information on all the advertising tools that the EU and the
projects inanced by it make available to museums; the inclusion of the Museums participating in the project
on these platforms / webapp; specific training in the field of museum digitization also using the results of the
Erasmus “Museum Sector Alliance” (Mu.Sa) project; the production of a practical guide “Small museums on
the go” that can make other museums grow.
The expected results will be: the inclusion of the Museums participating in the project on all the identified
tools (platforms and various apps); the definition of a long-term digital strategy; the preparation and
dissemination of a practical guide for small museums; the increase in the number of face-to-face and online
visits for the museums involved; at least one school in the territory of each partner will be able to discover
very distant museums and small, often hidden treasures.

KICK OFF MEETING- SALHUS NORWAY

Siamo felici di annunciare che il 28 Aprile si è ufficialmente aperta l’implementazione del progetto “piccoli musei in viaggio” promosso da Ingranaggi come associazione capofila. Il progetto, finanziato dal programma erasmus+ vede lavorare insieme una partnership formata da associazioni e musei provenienti da norvegia, Cipro, Italia e Croazia.

Lo scopo del progetto è quello di promuovere un processo di Digitalizzazione e marketing per garantire una crescita in termini di organizzazione e di visite annue ai piccoli musei fuori dai grandi centri urbani.

Il primo meeting organizzativo si è svolto ad Bergen, presso la sede di uno dei musei parte della partnership, il polo museale MUHO.

Durante il meeting, insieme alle delegazioni delle associazioni partner, abbiamo discusso gli aspetti pratici e organizzativi del progetto.  Inoltre è stato sottoposto ai partner un questionario per meglio identificare le necessità specifiche in ambito di digitalizzazione e marketing museale e per capire quali programmi analogici e digitali utilizzano già.

Un grazie speciale va al polo museale MUHO che, oltre ad averci accolto per il meeting, ci ha permesso di visitare il museo dell’industria e dell’innovazione tessile che è appunto parte della loro realtà museale.

Ora comincia il lavoro duro!

KICK OFF MEETING- SALHUS NORWAY

We are happy to announce that the implementation of the “PICCOLI MUSEI IN VIAGGIO” project promoted by Ingranaggi as lead association officially started on April 28th.

The project, funded by the Erasmus+ programme, sees a partnership made up of associations and museums from Norway, Cyprus, Italy and Croatia working together.

The aim of the project is to promote a digitization and marketing process to ensure growth in terms of organization and annual visits to small museums outside large urban centres.

The first organizational meeting took place in Bergen, at the headquarters of one of the museums part of the partnership, the MUHO museum complex.

During the meeting, together with the delegations of the partner associations, we discussed the practical and organizational aspects of the project. In addition, a questionnaire was submitted to the partners to better identify the specific needs in the area of digitization and museum marketing and to understand which analogue and digital programs they already use.

A special thanks goes to the MUHO museum complex which, in addition to welcoming us for the meeting, allowed us to visit the museum of textile industry and innovation which is precisely part of their museum reality.

Now the hard work begins!