Medellin, Antioquia
Cocrea, the non-profit corporation for the development of the cultural and creative economy in Colombia, reported that On May 7, the CoCrea 2024 Call will be presented in the Auditorium of the Banco de la República Cultural Center at 10:00 am The purpose of this Call is to select arts, culture and heritage projects that have the power to transform, innovate and trigger social progress in Colombia.
Projects related to: performing arts and shows, plastic and visual arts, crafts, interactive multimedia and audiovisual content, artistic, cultural and creative education, phonographic and heritage.
Regarding this call, this is what María del Pilar Ordóñez, director of CoCrea, said: “Working with culture and generating a dialogue between creators and investors or donors is already a profitit is already a gain to have a dialogue between a creator and an entrepreneur, who are both, without a doubt, creative, who perhaps pursue different goals, but those dialogues that can occur from the Cocrea mechanism and the permanence in the project of an investor and his involvement in the process that develops a creative project is a win for the country.”.
They add that in the department of Antioquia there are 75 projects executed and in progress, which have generated 115 investment and donation certificates, mobilizing nearly $192,681 million pesos towards the creative ecosystem in more than 29 municipalities in the region.
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This year the Call has two Terms of Reference: the terms for Projects without Identified Contributors and the terms for projects with Own and Third Party Contributions.
Finally, the entity warns that investments or donations made by income taxpayers to projects approved by CoCrea, They will give them the right to deduct 165% of the value contributed in the tax base of their income tax return. Detailed application information for this event is available on the website www.colombiacrea.org
