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  • Message concernant l’encouragement de la culture pour la période 2025 à 2028 (Message culture 2025-2028) Rapport explicatif pour la procédure de consultation (Dispatch on the promotion of culture from 2025 to 2028 (Culture Dispatch 2025-2028) Explanatory report for the consultation procedure)

    The document “Kulturbotschaft 2025ff,” also known as the “Cultural Message 2025 and Beyond,” outlines Switzerland’s strategic vision for cultural policy over the coming years. Its primary purpose is to establish a comprehensive framework for supporting and promoting the cultural sector, ensuring sustainable development and accessibility for all citizens. The main themes of the document include enhancing cultural participation, preserving cultural heritage, and fostering creativity and innovation. It emphasizes the importance of inclusivity, aiming to make cultural activities and resources accessible to diverse populations. This strategy also highlights the role of

    Loi fédérale sur les objectifs en matière de protection du climat, sur l’innovation et sur le renforcement de la sécurité énergétique (Federal law on climate protection targets, innovation and enhanced energy security)

    The Swiss Federal Act on Climate Protection Targets, Innovation, and Enhanced Energy Security is designed to set clear climate goals, promote innovation in energy technologies, and enhance Switzerland’s energy security. This legislation is a crucial step in Switzerland’s commitment to sustainable development and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. The primary themes of the act include the establishment of binding climate protection targets, the promotion of innovative solutions for energy efficiency, and the enhancement of energy security through diversified and sustainable energy sources. It mandates federal and cantonal authorities to

    Loi sur la protection du patrimoine culturel immobilier (LPrPCI) (Act on the Protection of Immovable Cultural Heritage)

    The “Loi sur la protection du patrimoine culturel immobilier” is a legislative document designed to safeguard the cultural heritage of Vaud, Switzerland, focusing on the preservation and promotion of immovable cultural assets. This law establishes a framework for identifying, protecting, and managing buildings, monuments, and sites of historical, architectural, and archaeological significance. The document outlines the responsibilities of various governmental bodies and private owners in maintaining these heritage sites. It emphasises the importance of conservation efforts and stipulates that any modifications to protected sites require prior authorization from the relevant

    Objectifs stratégiques 2021 à 2024 du Conseil fédéral pour la fondation Pro Helvetia (The Federal Council’s strategic objectives for Pro Helvetia from 2021 to 2024)

    The Federal Council’s strategic objectives for Pro Helvetia from 2021 to 2024 outline the framework for supporting and promoting Swiss culture domestically and internationally. The document emphasises the importance of cultural diversity, innovation, and digital transformation in enhancing Switzerland’s cultural landscape. Key themes include fostering artistic creativity, improving access to culture for all social groups, and strengthening the international presence of Swiss arts. The strategy also focuses on sustainability and the effective use of resources in cultural funding and development. The objectives highlight the need for collaboration between Pro Helvetia,

    Digital Switzerland Strategy

    The “Digital Switzerland Strategy 2020” document outlines Switzerland’s plan to drive digital transformation across the nation. The strategy aims to enhance digital infrastructure, boost innovation, and ensure Switzerland remains competitive globally. The main themes include the promotion of digital skills, cybersecurity, and the integration of digital technologies in public services. The strategy emphasises collaboration between government, businesses, and educational institutions to build a resilient digital ecosystem. Key points highlight initiatives supporting digital entrepreneurship and enhancing data protection. It also addresses measures to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) transition digitally,

    Gesetz über den Schutz der Kulturgüter, Kantonales Kulturgüterschutzgesetz, kKGSG (Law on the protection of cultural assets)

    The “Gesetz über den Schutz der Kulturgüter” of the Canton Nidwalden aims at protecting cultural property within the region. Its primary purpose is to establish guidelines for the preservation, conservation, and management of cultural assets, ensuring their protection from damage, theft, and illegal trade. The law outlines the responsibilities of various stakeholders, including public authorities and private individuals, in maintaining and safeguarding these cultural treasures. A major theme of the law is the comprehensive documentation and registration of cultural properties. It mandates the creation and maintenance of detailed records of

    Stratégie culture du bâti (Building culture strategy)

    The publication “Strategie Baukultur” outlines Switzerland’s strategic approach to architectural culture, emphasising the importance of quality in the built environment. The strategy aims to promote sustainable development, enhance the cultural identity of regions, and improve the quality of life through well-designed public spaces and buildings. The document focuses on several key themes, including the integration of architectural culture in education, the promotion of best practices in construction and urban planning, and the preservation of historical buildings. It highlights the role of architectural quality in fostering social cohesion and economic development.

    Gesetz über die Denkmalpflege und Archäologie (Denkmalschutzgesetz, DSG) (Law on the preservation of monuments and archaeology)

    The “Gesetz über die Denkmalpflege und Archäologie” (Denkmalschutzgesetz, DSG) of the Canton of Schwyz outlines the regulations and measures for the preservation of historical monuments and archaeological sites. This legislation aims to protect and conserve the region’s cultural heritage, ensuring that valuable historical assets are preserved for future generations. The law mandates that any alterations, renovations, or demolitions of protected monuments require prior authorization. It establishes the responsibilities of property owners to maintain and protect their properties in a way that respects their historical value. The authorities are empowered to

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