Statistics on Cultural Industries - International Trade Centre

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PHASE 1• Basic country data(UNDP national development reports, World Bank reports, etc. )• Policy framework(goals and targets of the national development plan, major programmes - in the areaof cultural industries, the sectors of interest would be education, culture, ICT, SMEdevelopment, poverty reduction, inclusion of marginalized groups, Intellectual PropertyRights (IPR), freedom of the press )• Legal and regulative framework(copies of existing laws pertaining to ICT, language, culture, education, copyright andregulations for import and export of goods related to the cultural industries sector)• Institutions - what are they (name and address)?(training institutions, IPR, museums, libraries, and relevant professional organizations)• Statistical capacity and practice(especially as it relates to the cultural industries sector - NSO (staff, budget, output),household surveys, census, other sources of statistical information (UNDP, UNICEF, WorldBank))• SME development• Employment data• Preliminary snap-shots of the cultural industries sub-sectors:–––––media/copyrightdesign/industrial designcrafts/geographical indicationperforming artscultural heritagePhase 1 - Objective 3To undertake detailed planning and preparation of the project’s Phase 2Activity 3.1Activity 3.2Activity 3.3Activity 3.4Technical analysis of the compiled data II (data audit/gap analysis); in particular,emphasis on:–––defining the scope and coverage of the survey activities to be undertaken bythe projectidentifying information gapsassessing the needs and available resources for the project implementationElaboration and discussion of the activities to be undertaken during the projectPhase 2Design of data collection instruments (methodology)Elaboration of guidelines for use in future studiesActivity 3.5 Preparation of detailed work plan and budget for Phase 2Activity 3.6 Fundraising for Phase 291
PHASE 1Phase 1 - Output 3––Revised project document with detailed work plans and budget for Phase 2Analytical tools and guidelines for statistical data production for cultural industriesPhase 1 - Objective 4To mobilize resources and support for the development of private sector business initiatives in Bhutan,especially in the cultural industries sector:Activity 4.1Activity 4.2Phase 1 - Output 4––Preparation and dissemination of final report to various government institutions,international agencies, funding agencies and other stakeholdersWorkshops on the use of statistical data for policy-makingHeightened awareness and initiative of the potential and requirements for businessdevelopment in the cultural industries sector in BhutanEnsured funding and support for the project’s second and third phasesNote to Phase 1 - Objective 4:The preliminary sector survey report will highlight areas of interest to policy makers and businesses,especially in terms of:a) Existing planning and policy environment concerning cultural industries;b) Significant trends and economic development in SMEs in cultural industries (involvement ofthe non-formal sector, projects, initiatives);c) Existing statistical capacity and practice related to the cultural industries sector (informationabout recent surveys);d) Weaknesses and strengths in relation to cultural industries development (legal and regulativeframework, financing regimes, intellectual property protection, investment in informationtechnology and other distribution resources, etc.);e) An overview of existing institution-based training opportunities.8.3 Management and Implementation Arrangements (Phase 1 - 3)The project will be implemented by the Bhutanese national authorities and institutions, in closeco-operation with UNESCO Bangkok, and a consortium of international agencies. Although theconstitution and number of project team sub-committees may change from one phase to another,the management structure will be the same for the entire project cycle.92
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STATISTICS ONCULTURAL INDUSTRIESFra
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ForewordIn recent years, the intern
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cultural industries. This informati
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The Jodhpur InitiativesIn February
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FRAMEWORK FORTHE ELABORATION OFNATI
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1. Why Cultural Industries: Develop
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industries (see Table 1). The mappi
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information on the cultural industr
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