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- Red Democratico ta confirma su directiva y discuti ideanan urgente pa goberna Aruba
- Directie Volksgezondheid ta organisa festival gratis cu chequeo di salud y caminata
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- SETAR ta introduci un experiencia nobo pa IPTV
- Oduber ta exigi igual proteccion huridico pa politiconan di Aruba
- Red Democratico ta confirma su directiva y discuti ideanan urgente pa goberna Aruba
- Directie Volksgezondheid ta organisa festival gratis cu chequeo di salud y caminata
- Wever: Algemeen Investerings en Ontwikkelingsfonds ta permiti inversion publico planifica riba varios aña
- SETAR ta introduci un experiencia nobo pa IPTV
- Oduber ta exigi igual proteccion huridico pa politiconan di Aruba
Museums in Saba and Sint Maarten receive grants for heritage research
Posted on 10/9/2026, 9:36 AM AST | Updated on 10/9/2026, 9:36 AM AST
ORANJESTAD — Two Caribbean museums, the Saba Archaeological Center Foundation and the Sint Maarten National Heritage Foundation, are among 16 organizations awarded Museum Grants by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) for cultural and historical heritage research.
In Saba, the funding will support research into improved collection management and preservation ahead of the planned opening of the Saba Heritage Center in 2029.
In Sint Maarten, the research will focus on slavery, emancipation, labor history and cultural heritage, making the island's history more accessible to the public.
The grants highlight opportunities for Caribbean institutions to access Dutch research funding, potentially benefiting the wider region, including Aruba.