Programa de Intercâmbio e Difusão Cultural

Programa de Intercâmbio e Difusão Cultural

Por Ana Almeida - dezembro 10, 2012

Após análise dos recursos, divulgada nova lista de habilitados para viagens em janeiro e fevereiro

O Ministério da Cultura, por meio da Secretaria de Fomento e Incentivo à Cultura (Sefic/MinC), divulga, após análise dos recursos apresentados, nova lista dos habilitados e inabilitados no Edital n° 2/2012 do Programa de Intercâmbio e Difusão Cultural para viagens a serem realizadas nos meses de janeiro e fevereiro de 2013.

A fase de habilitação é a 1ª etapa do Programa e consiste no exame das inscrições apresentadas, de acordo com o requerimento preenchido e enviado, por meio do sistema SalicWeb, bem como a adequação da candidatura às regras e condições estabelecidas no Edital.

Os requerimentos habilitados serão agora submetidos à 2ª etapa do Programa, que é a fase de avaliação e seleção, cuja Comissão é composta por representantes do MinC e suas vinculadas (Funarte, Ibram, Iphan, Casa Rui Barbosa, Ancine, Fundação Cultural Palmares e Fundação Biblioteca Nacional).

As candidaturas são avaliadas e pontuadas de acordo com os quesitos do eixo escolhido. Os requerimentos recebem bonificação em sua pontuação conforme os critérios estabelecidos no Edital. O resultado dos selecionados será divulgado no site do Ministério da Cultura na próxima semana.

Lista de janeiro

Lista de fevereiro

Veja aqui cartilha explicativa
Confira aqui o Edital de Intercâmbio nº 2/2012

Mais informações
Coordenação Geral de Projetos Apoiados pelo Fundo Nacional da Cultura
Telefone do núcleo de atendimento: (61) 2024.2039

(Texto: Caroline Borralho, Sefic/MinC)

Fonte: http://www.cultura.gov.br/site/2012/12/07/programa-de-intercambio-e-difusao-cultural-105/

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