MI-RAP - Music Industry Resilience Acceleration Programme, Subproject 8

Projekt: Forschung

Projektbeteiligte

Beschreibung

The music sector is a bridge between two forces: the arts and business. Only a resilient, interconnected, and innovative music ecosystem can lay the groundwork for artists to thrive, reach new audiences, and be financially successful. The sector is currently challenged by a difficult economic environment brought on by external shocks (COVID-to thrive, reach new audiences, and be financially successful. The sector is currently challenged by a difficult economic environment brought on by external shocks (COVID-19, Climate Change) and disruptive technologies. Three main developments endanger its resilience: a shortage of skilled workers; the emergence of new technologies and19, Climate Change) and disruptive technologies. Three main developments endanger its resilience: a shortage of skilled workers; the emergence of new technologies and business models (streaming, AI); and how to green a sector that is based on transnational music exchange. Business support organisations, sectoral agencies and localbusiness models (streaming, AI); and how to green a sector that is based on transnational music exchange. Business support organisations, sectoral agencies and local public authorities have the leverage to increase the sector’s resilience in their local music ecosystems. However, they are lacking knowledge, capacities and tools necessarypublic authorities have the leverage to increase the sector’s resilience in their local music ecosystems. However, they are lacking knowledge, capacities and tools necessary to put resilience-boosting activities into action.to put resilience-boosting activities into action.
The solution Music Industry Resilience Acceleration Programme (MI-RAP) will address this challenge through:The solution Music Industry Resilience Acceleration Programme (MI-RAP) will address this challenge through:
1) Tailored training programs/campaigns to provide workers with skills relevant to work in a changing industry1) Tailored training programs/campaigns to provide workers with skills relevant to work in a changing industry
2) Strategies/action plans to foster innovation and inner/cross-sectoral collaborations2) Strategies/action plans to foster innovation and inner/cross-sectoral collaborations
3) Guidance to support green practices for resource-intensive music events3) Guidance to support green practices for resource-intensive music events

The MI-RAP will be available on an online resource hub and transferable to actors outside of the partnership. Its implementation will support music businesses and artists toThe MI-RAP will be available on an online resource hub and transferable to actors outside of the partnership. Its implementation will support music businesses and artists to flourish, be innovative, and prosperous.flourish, be innovative, and prosperous.
AkronymMI-RAP
StatusLaufend
Zeitraum01.11.2331.10.26

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  1. Analysing clickstream data
  2. Complex predicates in German resultative constructions
  3. The relation of flow-experience and physiological arousal under stress - can u shape it?
  4. Priority effects of time of arrival of plant functional groups override sowing interval or density effects
  5. Consular Assistance: Rights, Remedies, and Responsibility Comments on the ICJ's Judgment in the LaGrand Case
  6. Customer Orientation of Service Employees—Toward a Conceptual Framework of a Key Relationship Marketing Construct
  7. Early-Career Researchers’ Perceptions of the Prevalence of Questionable Research Practices, Potential Causes, and Open Science
  8. Heterogenität
  9. Ownership Patterns and Enterprise Groups in German Structural Business Statistics
  10. Analysis of the forming behaviour of in-situ drawn sandwich sheets
  11. The mediating role of entrepreneurial orientation in the task-environment-performance relationship
  12. Progress and challenge for magnesium alloys as biomaterials
  13. Nutzen – Nutzung - Nutzer_innen
  14. Extended Income Dynamics
  15. Sachstrukturiertes Üben
  16. Conduct or Construct Ourselves?
  17. Optical flow fields and visual attention in car driving
  18. The “distinctiveness of cities” and distinctions in cities
  19. "Now I like it".
  20. Tree diversity promotes generalist herbivore community patterns in a young subtropical forest experiment
  21. Cultural influences on social feedback processing of character traits
  22. Drivers of intraspecific trait variation of grass and forb species in German meadows and pastures
  23. Antibiotics in the Aquatic Environment
  24. Evaluating the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of web-based indicated prevention of major depression
  25. The vital role of business processes for a business model
  26. Warum Diderot?
  27. Preserving Soils for Life
  28. Still some way to go