FAQ

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• Registered residents of the 40 countries that participate in the Creative Europe programme
• For collectives: at least one representative needs to be eligible
• You will be asked to provide proof (nationality or residency) in the form of a passport, identity card, or other residency confirmation document issued by an official entity

• Those who have not achieved international recognition
• The criteria of being established will be judged on an individual basis. If you have received significant international media coverage, international awards, have received wide critical acclaim for your published works, or hold an established position at an educational institution, your status of emerging might be in question
• No age limit

• Very wide definition: ideas, initiatives, frameworks, proposals, publications, practices, and concepts
• Realised or unrealised
• If you are selected, you will not receive funding to develop this project, though some collaborations within the LINA Architecture Programme may facilitate it
• The works should not be produced as part of an educational process
• Key focus: environmental issues and spatial culture
• Criteria: radical, thought-through, innovative

• Individual/collective that has applied to the open call, with at least one eligible representative, recognised as emerging creatives
• Is selected by LINA General Assembly vote and confirmed by LINA Governing Board
• Is invited to attend the LINA Conference to network with LINA members
• Receives promotion through LINA platform channels
• Is eligible to collaborate with LINA members in their events of the LINA Architecture Programme by mutual individual agreement, with their travel, accommodation and honorariums reimbursed by the programme
• Alternatively, any author or group that has applied to the Open Call, who is emerging and eligible, can become a LINA fellow by direct invitation from a LINA member to participate in their event

• The LINA team gets in touch with the good news on 31 August
• We confirm your eligibility
• You get invited to the LINA Conference (9 & 10 October in Copenhagen). We cover travel and accommodation for one eligible representative of the project
• You take part in the conference programme: on day 1, you present yourself/ your team and the project you applied with; and take part in a matchmaking session to see which LINA members are a good fit for your collaboration. On day 2, you attend the focus talks by invited speakers, and take part in the accompanying programme
• After the conference, you reach out to LINA members and discuss potential collaborations. These can take place from November 2023 - October 2024
• If a LINA fellow is a collective, only one representative can participate in an event at a time. By individual agreement, this can be extended to multiple representatives, but their fees are not covered by the platform

• A series of events taking place throughout the year
• As LINA fellows get selected in October, they can participate in events from November 2023 till October 2024: not all the events are live yet, and not all the dates are set in stone
• When applying and selecting events you are interested in, pay attention to the format of the events and your interest in the programme of LINA members. Collaborations can take part outside these set events (more will be published as the year progresses), or in subsequent iterations of events taking place in summer