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POPIS ODOBRENIH PROGRAMA I PROJEKATA IZ PODRUČJA KULTURE U 2011. GODINI ODOBRENI NAZIV INSTITUCIJE MJESTO NAZIV PROGRAMA IZNOS (kn) Redni broj Bratovština sv. Nikole Izgradnja i opremanje 1 Mostar 30.000,00 Tavelića, Buna, Mostar kulturnog središta Uređenje doma kulture u 2 Centar za kulturu Orašje Orašje 70.000,00 Orašju 3 Centar za kulturu, Odžak Odžak Uređenje Centra 50.000,00 Društvo hrvatskih književnika 4 Mostar Izdavanje časopisa Osvit 40.000,00 Herceg Bosne, Mostar Društvo za digitalizaciju Prezentacija tradicijske 5 tradicijske kulturne baštine, Široki Brijeg 25.000,00 baštine Široki Brijeg Družba sestara milosrdnica 6 Tomislavgrad Sanacija samostana 100.000,00 sv. Vinka, Tomislavgrad Franjevačka udruga Masna 7 Posušje Dogradnja samostana 50.000,00 Luka, Rakitno, Posušje Franjevački muzej i galerija 8 Livno Stalni postav sakralne zbirke 100.000,00 Gorica Franjevački samostan Duha 9 Fojnica Stalni muzejski postav 120.000,00 Svetoga Fojnica Franjevački samostan Duha 10 Fojnica Restauratorski radovi u crkvi 50.000,00 Svetoga, Fojnica 1 ODOBRENI NAZIV INSTITUCIJE MJESTO NAZIV PROGRAMA IZNOS (kn) Redni broj Franjevački samostan Guča 11 Guča Gora Zaštita spomeničke građe 50.000,00 Gora Franjevački samostan 12 Banja Luka Obnova porušene crkve 80.000,00 Petrićevac, Banja Luka Franjevački samostan sv. Dovršetak obnove 13 Konjic 100.000,00 Ivana Krstitelja, Konjic samostana Franjevački samostan sv. Kraljeva 14 Ivana Krstitelja, Kraljeva Zaštita matičnih knjiga 80.000,00 Sutjeska Sutjeska Franjevački samostan sv. 15 Jajce Sanacija muzeja 80.000,00 Luke Franjevački samostan sv. 16 Mostar Obnova crkve 100.000,00 Petra i Pavla, Mostar Uređenje muzeja "Vrata 17 Franjevački samostan Tolisa Tolisa 80.000,00 Bosne" 18 Franjevački samostan Tuzla Tuzla Izgradnja kulturnog centra 140.000,00 Franjevački samostan, 19 Kreševo Izgradnja muzeja 80.000,00 Kreševo 20 Gradska biblioteka Travnik Travnik Nabava knjiga 20.000,00 21 Gradska knjižnica Busovača Busovača Nabava knjiga 30.000,00 22 Gradska knjižnica Vitez Vitez Nabava knjiga 30.000,00 2 ODOBRENI NAZIV INSTITUCIJE MJESTO NAZIV PROGRAMA IZNOS (kn) Redni broj Hercegovačko-franjevačka 23 Mostar Zaštita knjižne građe 100.000,00 provincija, Mostar Hrvatska glazbena unija, Festival amaterskog 24 Široki Brijeg 25.000,00 Široki Brijeg stvaralaštva 25 Hrvatska knjižnica Ljubuški Ljubuški Nabava knjiga 20.000,00 Hrvatska radio televizija, Projekt Kulturno povijesna 26 Kiseljak 40.000,00 Kiseljak baština Hrvata Hrvatsko amatersko 27 Travnik Uređenje kazališne dvorane 50.000,00 kazalište Travnik Hrvatsko kulturno društvo 28 Vitez Sanacija zgrade 50.000,00 Napredak, Vitez Hrvatsko kulturno društvo 29 Bihać Potpora programu rada 30.000,00 Napredak, Bihać Hrvatsko kulturno društvo 30 Bugojno Uređenje Hrvatskog doma 50.000,00 Napredak, Bugojno Hrvatsko kulturno društvo 31 Busovača Uređenje doma kulture 50.000,00 Napredak, Busovača Hrvatsko kulturno društvo 32 Napredak, Gornji Vakuf - Uskoplje Uređenje prostora 30.000,00 Uskoplje Hrvatsko kulturno društvo 33 Gradačac Opremanje Hrvatskog doma 20.000,00 Napredak, Gradačac Hrvatsko kulturno društvo Književna manifestacija 34 Jajce 20.000,00 Napredak, Jajce Šopovi dani 3 ODOBRENI NAZIV INSTITUCIJE MJESTO NAZIV PROGRAMA IZNOS (kn) Redni broj Hrvatsko kulturno društvo 35 Konjic Nabava opreme 15.000,00 Napredak, Konjic Hrvatsko kulturno društvo 36 Kreševo Adaptacija doma kulture 50.000,00 Napredak, Kreševo Hrvatsko kulturno društvo 37 Tuzla Izdavanje Hrvatskog glasnika 30.000,00 Napredak, Tuzla Hrvatsko kulturno društvo Nabava opreme za 38 Tuzla 25.000,00 Napredak, Tuzla tamburaški orkestar Hrvatsko kulturno društvo 39 Vareš Nabava opreme 10.000,00 Napredak, Vareš Hrvatsko kulturno društvo 40 Zavidovići Obnova Hrvatskog doma 70.000,00 Napredak, Zavidovići Hrvatsko kulturno društvo, 41 Kupres Uređenje dvorane 40.000,00 "Zlosela-Kupres", Kupres Hrvatsko kulturno sportsko 42 društvo Kornica, Bosanski Kornica Obnova zgrade 40.000,00 Šamac Hrvatsko kulturno umjetničko 43 Široki Brijeg Nabava narodne nošnje 25.000,00 društvo "Crnač", Široki Brijeg Hrvatsko kulturno umjetničko 44 Livno Nabava instrumenata 25.000,00 društvo "Dinara", Livno Hrvatsko kulturno umjetničko 45 društvo "fra Jozo Križić", Tomislavgrad Sanacija prostora 15.000,00 Roško Polje, Tomislavgrad Hrvatsko kulturno umjetničko Program zaštita kulturne 46 društvo "Husino", Husino, Tuzla 25.000,00 baštine Tuzla 4 ODOBRENI NAZIV INSTITUCIJE MJESTO NAZIV PROGRAMA IZNOS (kn) Redni broj Hrvatsko kulturno umjetničko 47 društvo "Luke", Višići, Višići Nabava narodnih nošnji 25.000,00 Čapljina Hrvatsko kulturno umjetničko društvo "Pjevat ćemo dok i 48 Jare Nabava narodnih nošnji 25.000,00 jedan traje" Jare, Široki Brijeg Hrvatsko kulturno umjetničko 49 društvo "Studenčica", Studenci Nabava opreme 40.000,00 Studenci, Ljubuški Hrvatsko kulturno umjetničko 50 društvo "Tihaljina", Tihaljina, Tihaljina Nabava narodnih nošnji 25.000,00 Ljubuški Hrvatsko kulturno umjetničko 51 društvo, Turčinovići, Široki Široki Brijeg Nabava narodnih nošnji 25.000,00 Brijeg Hrvatsko kulturno umjetničko 52 Grude Nabava narodnih nošnji 25.000,00 društvo,"Sveta Kata", Grude Hrvatsko kultutno društvo 53 Srebrenik Zaštita glazbene tradicije 20.000,00 "Napredak" Srebrenik Hrvatsko narodno kazalište, 54 Mostar Sanacija krovišta 100.000,00 Mostar Hrvatsko pjevačko društvo 55 Banja Luka Potpora radu društva 30.000,00 "Nada", Banja Luka Izvorna folklorna grupa Održavanje smotre izvornog 56 Guča Gora 15.000,00 "Sloga" Guča Gora folklora Javna ustanova Opća 57 Žepče Nabava knjiga 30.000,00 biblioteka, Žepče Javno poduzeće "Vjetrenica- Uređenje speleološkog 58 Ravno 30.000,00 Popovo Polje",Ravno centra 5 ODOBRENI NAZIV INSTITUCIJE MJESTO NAZIV PROGRAMA IZNOS (kn) Redni broj Kazališno-filmska udruga Manifestacija Dani filma u 59 Mostar 40.000,00 "Oktavijan", Mostar Mostaru Održavanje Mediteran film 60 Kino video klub Amater Široki Brijeg 40.000,00 festivala Kulturno umjetničko društvo " 61 Livno Nabava narodnih nošnji 25.000,00 Kamešnica", Podhum, Livno Kulturno umjetničko društvo 62 Ljubuški Nabava narodnih nošnji 25.000,00 "Herceg Stjepan", Ljubuški Kulturno umjetničko društvo Sanacija krovišta doma 63 "Kralj Tomislav", Tolisa, Tolisa 20.000,00 kulture Orašje Kulturno umjetničko društvo 64 Široki Brijeg Nabava narodnih nošnji 20.000,00 "Mokro", Mokro, Široki Brijeg Kulturno umjetničko društvo 65 Livno Uređenje prostora 20.000,00 "Tribanj", Bila, Livno Kulturno umjetničko društvo 66 Usora Nabava narodnih nošnji 20.000,00 "Usorski običaji", Usora Uređenje Lutkarskog 67 Lutkarsko kazalište Mostar Mostar 80.000,00 kazališta Izdavanje vodiča "Ljubuški u 68 Matica hrvatska Ljubuški 30.000,00 srednjem vijeku" Manifestacija Mostarsko 69 Matica hrvatska Mostar Mostar 120.000,00 proljeće 70 Matica hrvatska Tuzla Tuzla Izdavanje časopisa Gradovrh 30.000,00 6 ODOBRENI NAZIV INSTITUCIJE MJESTO NAZIV PROGRAMA IZNOS (kn) Redni broj Matica Hrvatska, Široki 71 Široki Brijeg Izdavanje časopisa 20.000,00 Brijeg 72 Matica hrvatska, Grude Grude Uređenje prostora 30.000,00 73 Matica hrvatska, Orašje Orašje Potpora programu rada 15.000,00 Edicija "Hrvatska književnost 74 Matica hrvatska, Sarajevo Sarajevo Bosne i Hercegovine u 100 100.000,00 knjiga" Mjesna zajednica Ahmići, 75 Vitez Izgradnja doma kulture 35.000,00 Vitez Mjesna zajednica Drijenča, 76 Šibošnica Obnova doma kulture 70.000,00 Šibošnica, Tuzla Mjesna zajednica Letka, 77 Tomislavgrad Uređenje Doma kulture 20.000,00 Tomislavgrad Mjesna zajednica 78 Mesihovina Zaštita i očuvanje spomenika 40.000,00 Mesihovina, Tomislavgrad Mjesna zajednica Radojčići, 79 Maglaj Dovršenje spomen obilježja 20.000,00 Maglaj Mjesna zajednica Uništa, Bosansko 80 Obnova Doma kulture 50.000,00 Bosansko Grahovo Grahovo Mjesna zajednica, Izbično, 81 Široki Brijeg Obnova doma kulture 40.000,00 Široki Brijeg 82 Muzej i galerija, Neum Neum Zbornik o Ruđeru Boškoviću 20.000,00 7 ODOBRENI NAZIV INSTITUCIJE MJESTO NAZIV PROGRAMA IZNOS (kn) Redni broj Izdavanje časopisa 83 Narodna knjižnica Mostar Mostar 40.000,00 Hercegovina 84 Narodna knjižnica Mostar Mostar Nabava knjiga 70.000,00 85 Narodna knjižnica Posušje Posušje Nabava knjiga 30.000,00 Narodna knjižnica Rama, 86 Prozor-Rama Nabava knjiga 30.000,00 Prozor Narodna knjižnica Široki 87 Široki brijeg Nabava knjiga 30.000,00 Brijeg 88 Narodna knjižnica, Grude Grude Nabava knjiga 30.000,00 89 Narodno sveučilište Kiseljak Kiseljak Uređenje gradske knjižnice 50.000,00 Uređenje dvorane doma 90 Narodno sveučilište Livno Livno 80.000,00 kulture Opatija Marija Zvijezda, 91 Banja Luka Uređenje muzeja i knjižnice 70.000,00 Banja Luka 92 Opća biblioteka Vareš Vareš Nabava knjiga 30.000,00 Uređenje doma kulture u 93 Općina Domaljevac Šamac 40.000,00 Breziku 94 Općina Ljubuški Ljubuški Projekt "Rijeka Trebižat" 70.000,00 8 ODOBRENI NAZIV INSTITUCIJE MJESTO NAZIV PROGRAMA IZNOS (kn) Redni broj 95 Općina Ravno Ravno Obnova doma kulture 60.000,00 Uređenje prostora Otvorene 96 Otvorena kuća, Modriča Modriča 35.000,00 kuće Samostan Bezgrešne kraljice 97 Sarajevo Obnova samostana 50.000,00 Karmela, Stup, Sarajevo Samostan-duhovni centar Opremanje etnografske 98 Karmel sv. Ilije, Prisoje, Tomislavgrad 70.000,00 zbirke Tomislavgrad Savez slijepih Herceg-Bosne, Potpora izdavačkoj 99 Mostar 40.000,00 Mostar djelatnosti Savez udruga obitelji Rekonstrukcija spomen 100 poginulih i nestalih branitelja, Tuzla 30.000,00 parka u Živinicama Tuzla 101 Studio Neum, Neum Neum Festival animiranog filma 20.000,00 Udruga "Jelašac" Rumboci, Spomen obilježje Diva 102 Prozor-Rama 15.000,00 Prozor Grabovčeva Udruga "Stećak",
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