Drugo more

Drugo more is a small-scale institution with 3 permanent employees. The governing body is an Assembly with 14 members. The members of the Assembly are all members of the association (mostly artists and other cultural workers). The Assembly gives general directions (strategic and operative plans, adopting annually reports and budget) for the associations and has meetings once a year. The organisation's President has the responsibility to make operative decisions. 5 of the Assembly members are Coordinators, taking a more active role in the programming of the organisation, meeting on a weekly basis. We are organising performing art festival Zoom and interdisciplinary festival Mine Yours Ours, we are implementing sociological research in the field of culture and we are organising educational programs from the art theory and cultural management. We are leding partner in a project Balcan can contemporary that is funded from the IPA program and we are partners in CORNERS project which us funded from EACEA. Our main partners are Maska, Ljubljana (SLO); Pogon, Zagreb; Domino, Zagreb (HR); TKH, Beograd (RS); Tanzelarija, Sarajevo (BiH); Qendra multimedija, Priština (KOS); Association Kulturanova, Novi Sad (RS), SU Molekula, Rijeka (HR); SU Klubtura, Zagreb (HR); Bunker, Ljubljana (SLO); Intercult (SWE) Drugo more receives regular funds from the City of Rijeka and the Ministry of Culture. From the City of Rijeka, we usually receive approximately 30.000 euros and from the Ministry of Culture approximately 25.000 euros per year. We have a 3-year grant from the National Foundation for Civil Society and we are currently receiving 20.000 euros per year - this grant will expire at the end of 2012. Also, we are the leading partner of the project 'Balcan Can Contemporary' that is implemented by 8 organizations. For that project we have received a grant of 296.000 Euros from the European Commission, DG Enlargement (IPA). Also, we are co-organizer (lead organizer is Intercult from Stockholm) of the project 'Four Corners' that has received a grant of 200.000 Euros from the EU Commission through the program Culture 2007.