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Keynote Speech Contribution of Culture to Development in the Post-MDGs Era David Throsby Distinguished Professor of Economics, Macquarie University Towards the Post-2015 Environment • Limited success in achieving MDGs • Continued processes of globalisation • Emergence of global marketplace for cultural products, but dominated by North countries with limited access for South • New threats to cultural diversity
Culture in UN’s Post-MDG Agenda • Positive signs in 2010 UN General Assembly Resolution on culture • But no mention of culture in Report to the Secretary-General by the UN Systems Task Team in June 2012 • Important potential role for UNESCO, especially via the 2013 edition of the Creative Economy Report (joint with UNDP). Evolution of Understanding about Culture’s Contribution to Development • Shift from narrow concepts of economic growth to wider concepts of human-centred development during 1970s and 1980s • Raising the profile of culture in national and international affairs: Our Creative Diversity (1995), Stockholm Conference (1998),UNESCO World Culture Reports (1998, 2000) • Creative industries as a force for development, 1990s to date. • Culture’s role in sustainable development as an emerging paradigm in the current era.
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