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Hungary
Fund Consultant
Days in Country
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44
33
27
71
66
8
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6
1
10
Days do not reflect
preparation time
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REPUBLIC OF HUNGARY 
2001
Consultants
Paxton Barnes • Grant Beglarian • Alexander Brody • Schuyler G. Chapin • Andre H. Friedman (Chairman, Hungary Advisory Board) • Honee Hess • Michalann Hobson • Bradford Kelleher • Brian Lacey • Sharon Litwin • Peter Lyman • Amy Módly (Country Coordinator) • Pamela Myers • Ward Mintz • Jane D. Norman • Jillian Poole • Charles Ritcheson • Julius Rudel • Jane Safer • George Stuart Sexton, III • Wendy Tiffin • Linda Vadász (Country Coordinator) • Deborah Ziska
Activities Summary
Jillian Poole went to Hungary in September for the annual meeting of the Hungarian Advisory Committee and meetings with the Hungarian country coordinators, Amy Módly and Linda Vadász. The primary purpose of the visit, which included meetings with the Ministry of National Cultural Heritage,
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The Funds Hungarian Advisory Committee
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the Monument Protection Authority, the Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra, the architect for the forthcoming Modern Art Museum and the Civil Society Development Fund, was to ascertain whether there are pending projects in Hungary that warrant furter Fund attention and involvement. The consensus of the Advisory Committee was that activities in Hungary are well underway and that The Funds role is essentially completed. It was agreed that most cultural leaders are aware of the kind of help that can be provided by The Fund, but that The Fund should remain on call in the event there are further requests for assistance. The Civil Society Development Fund, whose activities are not limited to Hungary, indicated that they will welcome Fund cooperation and will contact us in the future.
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