Institutional Relations

Altagamma promotes the interest of the Italian cultural and creative industries with continuous activities of institutional relations at national (Italian) and international level.

Areas of interest:
- Safeguard of industrial property and anti-counterfeiting
- Industrial politics / policy
- Trade policy and selective distribution
- Access to international markets
- Internet Governance
- Tax issues
- Education

Institutional Relations

Italy

Altagamma collaborates with governmental institutions and local entities on initiatives to promote the Country, discusses market entrance and industrial, trade and tax issues and cohoperate on many levels in order to enhance the competitivity of Italian Industry

ECCIA

Altagamma promotes and is a founding member of the European Cultural and Creative Industries Alliance (ECCIA), the entity of reference for European Luxury that also includes the French Comité Colbért, the British Walpole, the German Meisterkreis, the Spanish Circulo Fortuny, the Swedish Gustaf III Kommitté, the Portuguese Laurel.

In 2012, as a result of ECCIA’s efforts, the European Commission defined the European luxury industry as being that industry based on creativity and culture, it recognised the horizontal nature of the business model of such companies and it highlighted the strategic importance of this industry for European economic and social growth.

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15.05.2020
ECCIA Covid-19 Recovery Position Paper

The document aims to provide European decision-makers with an overview of the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on European high-end cultural and creative industries, as well as highlighting the successful mobilisation of our sector to help European governments and authorities fight the crisis. ECCIA presents a number of policy recommendations to help mitigate the short- and long-term impact of the crisis on our industries.

15.01.2020
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE HIGH-END CULTURAL AND CREATIVE SECTORS TO THE EUROPEAN ECONOMY

The ECCIA Report, in collaboration with Bain&Company, shows how European high-end cultural and creative industries are a key driver of growth and job creation as well as ambassadors of European values worldwide.

09.05.2017
ECCIA MANIFESTO
The analysis presents Europe’s natural advantage in the high-end and luxury industries, as well as the benefits that the sector brings to Europe in terms of employment, innovation, competition, tourism, foreign investment, export and soft power.
Recommendations of how to maximize these benefits are made in the last part of this document.
01.11.2014
Frontier Economics - ECCIA - Study on the importance of European luxury industry

Study by Frontier Economics that analyses the contribution of the creative and cultural industry to the European economy: since 2012, year of the first release of the report, sales have increased by 28% and 200.000 new job positions have been created.

01.05.2013
European Citizens’ Perception of the High-End Cultural and Creative Industries

The survey, commissioned in 2013 by ECCIA and TNS Sofres, highlights the positive perception of the luxury sector by European citizens regarded as the ambassador of European values of quality, excellence and creativity as well as factor of growth, employment and competitiveness.

28.01.2012
The value of the cultural and creative industries to the European economy

The first ECCIA Report highlight the importance and the positive impact of the Cultural and Creative Industries on European economy and employment.

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