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MI-RAP

MUSIC INDUSTRY RESILIENCE ACCELERATION PROGRAMME

Training formats and campaigns aimed at equipping current and future workers with skills relevant for a transforming industry; e.g. formats to train sound & light technicians or formats that provide industry specific knowledge for newcomers to the industry.

Innovation strategies and cross-sectoral tools to support new business models and collaborations; e.g. cross-innovation programs at the intersection of music & tech or innovative uses of spaces within cities.

Practical guidance to enable greener practices, particularly in live music and touring contexts; e.g. a greener audience travel or disposable-free events. The guide – The Green and Sustainable Events Playbook - gives music event stakeholders practical advice, tools, and resources to integrate sustainability into planning and delivery.

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How To Set Up A Training Program

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Lateral Entry Programme

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Deep Dive Music Industry Training Programme

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Cross-sectoral Training for Music Industry Professionals

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Sound/Light Technician Training

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Spaces & Places / Cross-Sectoral Innovation

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Innovation Training Programme

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Networking Events

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MusicTech Innovation Programme

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AI Dossier

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Innovation Coaching Programme

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Music Ecosystem Mapping

Disposable Free Music Event

Green Music Festival

Awareness-Raising Conference

Awareness-Raising Campaign for Audience Travel

Green Music Network Meeting

Music Shapes Cities.
MI-RAP Strengthens Them 

Music shapes cities and communities in countless ways. With MI-RAP, we focus on what matters most for thriving local music scenes: developing skills, sparking innovation, fostering collaboration, and promoting sustainable practices. Explore our three key focus areas and discover practical tools designed to help cities grow vibrant, resilient, and future-ready music ecosystems. 

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Tools Developed

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Events

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Participants

Repository of Good Practices

Our Partners

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Music Cities Network
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Family in Music Ltd
FI
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Musikkontoret MØST
NO
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Leuphana University Lüneburg
DE
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Goteborg & Co
SE
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Municipal Center for Culture in Bydgoszcz
PL
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Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, Music Innovations Study Centre
LT
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Latvian Music Development Association/Latvian Music Export Office
LV
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Music Estonia MTÜ
EE
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Hamburg Music Business e.V.
DE
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