The Eurasian Council for Craft and Design (ECCD) develops partnerships as professional and programme-based forms of cooperation aimed at advancing crafts, design, and the creative economy across Eurasia.
The Council is not a commercial platform and considers partnerships exclusively within the framework of institutional compatibility, expert value, and long-term collaboration.
KAZAKHSTAN
FRANCE
UAE
Rbdan heritage consultancy
Institutional Partners
Associations, universities, museums, foundations, cities, regions, and international and public institutions.
CATEGORIES OF PARTNERS:
1. Professional and Sectoral Organisations:
chambers of craft and design;
professional associations;
sectoral unions and councils (without regulatory authority).
2. Educational and Research Institutions:
universities, academies, and research centres;
specialised colleges and schools.
3. Cultural and Museum Institutions:
museums and cultural centres;
cultural heritage foundations;
exhibition and curatorial institutions.
4. Non-Governmental and Non-Profit Organisations:
NGOs active in culture, education, and creative industries;
international and regional non-profit platforms;
foundations (without donor or grant-making obligations).
5. Public and Quasi-Public Bodies (partnership format only, not membership):
ministries and public authorities;
municipalities, regions, and cities;
development agencies and quasi-governmental structures.
Institutional partnership within ECCD is established within the framework of its programme areas and is formalised through written agreements.
Partnership does not imply funding, political representation, or exclusive status.
Our Partners
CATEGORIES OF PARTNERS:
1. Professional and Sectoral Organisations:
chambers of craft and design;
professional associations;
sectoral unions and councils (without regulatory authority).
2. Educational and Research Institutions:
universities, academies, and research centres;
specialised colleges and schools.
3. Cultural and Museum Institutions:
museums and cultural centres;
cultural heritage foundations;
exhibition and curatorial institutions.
4. Non-Governmental and Non-Profit Organisations:
NGOs active in culture, education, and creative industries;
international and regional non-profit platforms;
foundations (without donor or grant-making obligations).
5. Public and Quasi-Public Bodies (partnership format only, not membership):
ministries and public authorities;
municipalities, regions, and cities;
development agencies and quasi-governmental structures.
Institutional partnership within ECCD is established within the framework of its programme areas and is formalised through written agreements.
Partnership does not imply funding, political representation, or exclusive status.
The Eurasian Council for Craft and Design (ECCD) develops partnerships as professional and programme-based forms of cooperation aimed at advancing crafts, design, and the creative economy across Eurasia.
The Council is not a commercial platform and considers partnerships exclusively within the framework of institutional compatibility, expert value, and long-term collaboration.
Institutional Partners
Associations, universities, museums, foundations, cities, regions, and international and public institutions.
CATEGORIES OF PARTNERS:
1. Professional and Sectoral Organisations:
chambers of craft and design;
professional associations;
sectoral unions and councils (without regulatory authority).
2. Educational and Research Institutions:
universities, academies, and research centres;
specialised colleges and schools.
3. Cultural and Museum Institutions:
museums and cultural centres;
cultural heritage foundations;
exhibition and curatorial institutions.
4. Non-Governmental and Non-Profit Organisations:
NGOs active in culture, education, and creative industries;
international and regional non-profit platforms;
foundations (without donor or grant-making obligations).
5. Public and Quasi-Public Bodies (partnership format only, not membership):
ministries and public authorities;
municipalities, regions, and cities;
development agencies and quasi-governmental structures.