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[[The Slovene ICOM Committee]], established as an Association in [[established::1991]], is a voluntary, independent, non-profit association with over 100 members who work together on the field of museums and cultural heritage protection and related education and promotion tasks.  It is financed by [[Ministry of Culture]] and with the annual membership fees.
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All individual members of ICOM get the ICOM News and Study Series plus a membership card which permits free access to the majority of world museums. Institutions also get the Museum Magazine published by UNESCO and three membership cards. All members are eligible to become active members of one international committee.
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The Slovene ICOM Committee was established as an Association in 1991 and it has functioned in line with ICOM programmes. All projects have been financed by the Ministry of Culture. The main task of the Slovene ICOM Committee is informing Slovene museum experts on international events in the field of museology and at the same time the presentation of Slovene museum activities internationally. All individual members of ICOM get the ICOM News and Study Series plus a membership card which permits free access to the majority of world museums. Institutions also get the Museum Magazine published by UNESCO and three membership cards. All members are eligible to become active members of one international committee. ICOM Slovenia has hosted several conferences, including in 1993 an annual ICOM/CIDOC conference on museum documentation, in 1994 an ICOM/ICR annual conference on regional museums in collaboration with Austria and Italy, and in 2001 a conference of CEICOM (the Central European ICOM Committee). In 2003 it also hosted three international ICOM Committees – CIMUSET (International Committee for Museums and Collections of Science and Technology), MPR (Committee for Marketing and Public Relations) and ICTOP (International Committee for the Training of Personnel). Four Slovene board members currently sit on ICOM international committees, and Dr Orest Jarh, Director of the Technical Museum of Slovenia, has been a member of the Executive Committee of ICOM/CIMUSET since 2001. In 2003 ICOM Slovenia became a member of the newly-established ICOM Europe.
 
The Slovene ICOM Committee was established as an Association in 1991 and it has functioned in line with ICOM programmes. All projects have been financed by the Ministry of Culture. The main task of the Slovene ICOM Committee is informing Slovene museum experts on international events in the field of museology and at the same time the presentation of Slovene museum activities internationally. All individual members of ICOM get the ICOM News and Study Series plus a membership card which permits free access to the majority of world museums. Institutions also get the Museum Magazine published by UNESCO and three membership cards. All members are eligible to become active members of one international committee. ICOM Slovenia has hosted several conferences, including in 1993 an annual ICOM/CIDOC conference on museum documentation, in 1994 an ICOM/ICR annual conference on regional museums in collaboration with Austria and Italy, and in 2001 a conference of CEICOM (the Central European ICOM Committee). In 2003 it also hosted three international ICOM Committees – CIMUSET (International Committee for Museums and Collections of Science and Technology), MPR (Committee for Marketing and Public Relations) and ICTOP (International Committee for the Training of Personnel). Four Slovene board members currently sit on ICOM international committees, and Dr Orest Jarh, Director of the Technical Museum of Slovenia, has been a member of the Executive Committee of ICOM/CIMUSET since 2001. In 2003 ICOM Slovenia became a member of the newly-established ICOM Europe.
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Društvo ICOM, mednarodni muzejski svet – slovenski odbor ICOM
Slovenski etnografski muzej, Metelkova 2, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia,
Phone386 (0) 1 300 8700
Nina Zdravič Polič, President







The Slovene ICOM Committee, established as an Association in 1991, is a voluntary, independent, non-profit association with over 100 members who work together on the field of museums and cultural heritage protection and related education and promotion tasks. It is financed by Ministry of Culture and with the annual membership fees.


Background

It has the status of an association in the public interest.


All individual members of ICOM get the ICOM News and Study Series plus a membership card which permits free access to the majority of world museums. Institutions also get the Museum Magazine published by UNESCO and three membership cards. All members are eligible to become active members of one international committee.


The Slovene ICOM Committee was established as an Association in 1991 and it has functioned in line with ICOM programmes. All projects have been financed by the Ministry of Culture. The main task of the Slovene ICOM Committee is informing Slovene museum experts on international events in the field of museology and at the same time the presentation of Slovene museum activities internationally. All individual members of ICOM get the ICOM News and Study Series plus a membership card which permits free access to the majority of world museums. Institutions also get the Museum Magazine published by UNESCO and three membership cards. All members are eligible to become active members of one international committee. ICOM Slovenia has hosted several conferences, including in 1993 an annual ICOM/CIDOC conference on museum documentation, in 1994 an ICOM/ICR annual conference on regional museums in collaboration with Austria and Italy, and in 2001 a conference of CEICOM (the Central European ICOM Committee). In 2003 it also hosted three international ICOM Committees – CIMUSET (International Committee for Museums and Collections of Science and Technology), MPR (Committee for Marketing and Public Relations) and ICTOP (International Committee for the Training of Personnel). Four Slovene board members currently sit on ICOM international committees, and Dr Orest Jarh, Director of the Technical Museum of Slovenia, has been a member of the Executive Committee of ICOM/CIMUSET since 2001. In 2003 ICOM Slovenia became a member of the newly-established ICOM Europe.

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