The CPRA competition 2008 is now open. Applications can only be submitted by completing the designated CPRA application form on-line and returning it to the ENCATC secretariat.
Application deadline: 23rd May 2008 (23:00 CET)

The application form is divided into 7 steps. In each step, you are asked to enter relevant information about yourself and your project.
Once the application has been sent, no further changes can be made. That way, we strongly advise you to use the structure of the CPR Award application outlined bellow in order to prepare your application. Then you can come back here and go through the 7 steps of the online application form just by copying the information in the text fields. All fields are obligatory, so please enter all required information.

With completion of the 7th step, you will be able to review the whole document and confirm your application. At the end, an automated response will appear, confirming that you have submitted your application for the CPR Award.

If, for some reason, you experience any problems while using the CPR Award online application form, please send an e-mail to communications@encatc.org.

IMPORTANT: After filling in the fields of each step, and going to the next step, press "proceed to step x" and not just press enter, otherwise the information will not be saved.

Structure of the CPR Award application:
Step 1: Applicant contact
  • First Name
  • Last Name
  • Date of birth
  • Citizenship
  • Organization
  • Position in the organization
  • Street address and number
  • ZIP code
  • City
  • State or region
  • Country
  • Email
  • Phone number
  • Fax number
Step 2: Applicant CV
  • Educational background
  • Accomplished research
  • Relevant publications
  • Relevant seminar and conference participation
  • Involvement in cultural policy making (discussions, research, projects)
Step 3: Upload relevant research paper in English, French, German or Spanish
  • Form will accept only .doc (MS Word), .rtf (rich text), .txt (plain text) and .pdf (Adobe PDF) documents and document size is limited to 2MB.
Step 4: Cultural policy research proposal - Project information
  • Project title
  • Project description
  • European relevance of the project
Step 5: Cultural policy research proposal - Research plan
  • Summary
  • Background
  • Objectives of the policy research
  • Research methods
  • Time-line of the research and policy analysis (1 year)
  • Potential for use in public policies (follow-up of the research)
Step 6: Reference

Enter the information about your referee. Referee should be a person who can professionally evaluate your work or, if needed, write a recommendation letter for your project.
  • Referee’s first name
  • Referee’s last name
  • Referee’s organization
  • Referee’s position in the organization
  • Referee’s email
  • Referee’s phone number
  • Referee’s fax number
Step 7: Questionnaire
  • What do you hope to accomplish during and after the research period?
  • What is your principal personal motive for this research?

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