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PHASE 1National Advisory CommitteeDuring the inception phase, a National Advisory Committee with representation from themajor stakeholders in the development of the sector, should be established to support projectimplementation by ensuring co-ordination of the project activities with all relevant governmentministries, industry and occupational bodies as well as other non-governmental organizations.The establishment of a National Advisory Committee is an important element in ensuring intersectoralawareness and co-operation for the cultural industries sector planning and developmentin Bhutan (for more information on the National Advisory Committee, see Part One Framework forNational Capacity Building Projects for <strong>Statistics</strong> on Cultural Industries). Once established, the NationalAdvisory Committee will meet to report on progress and discuss the project at least once everytwo months. Regular progress reports should be finalized for submission to the donor by thesemeetings.Technical AssistanceThe national team will be supported by a team of international specialists sourced from UNESCOfor the project. Their periodic schedule of inputs will also be supported and overseen by UNDPBhutan and by the specialized agencies particularly involved with the project activities (e.g. WIPO,UNIDO).The role of the Jodhpur Initatives International Advisory Board will be undertaken by the UNInteragency Technical Working Group on Cultural Industries <strong>Statistics</strong> under the Jodhpur InitativesProgramme.Review and evaluation relating to the realization of the project Phase 2 will be coordinated byUNDP, in co-ordination with the National Advisory Committee, to ensure that the national workdone in Bhutan feeds into the global work being undertaken in the area of cultural industriesstatistics.95
PHASE 18.4 Timetable/Schedule (Phase 1)SCHEDULEPhase 1 :Month 1 – Month 2Month 3 – Month 4Month 5 – Month 6Month 7 – Month 8Month 9 – Month 10Month 11 – Month 12Activity 1.1 Establishment of national project organization XActivity 1.2 Establishment of network of expertise X X X X X XActivity 1.3 Training workshops X X X XActivity 2.1Compilation of existing data on cultural industries sectoractivities (Component A)XXActivity 2.2Analysis of the compiled data I (identification of activities,resources, and stakeholders in the cultural industries sector)XXActivity 2.3 Drafting of sector survey report XActivity 2.4 Dissemination and discussion of survey report XActivity 3.1 Analysis of the compiled data II (data audit/gap analysis) X XActivity 3.2 Elaboration and discussion of the activities to be undertakenduring the project Phase 2X(Components B, C: methodology and planning)Activity 3.3 Design of data collection instruments(Component B: methodology)XActivity 3.4 Elaboration of guidelines for use in future studies X X<strong>Statistics</strong> on Cultural IndustriesFramework for the Elaboration of National Data Capacity Building ProjectsActivity 3.5Elaboration of precise work plan, methodology, and detailedbudget for Phase 2Activity 3.6 Fundraising for Phase 2 XActivity 4.1 Preparation and dissemination of the final report to variousgovernment institutions, international agencies, fundingagencies and other stakeholdersXActivity 4.2 Workshops on the use of statistical data for policy-making XMid-term progress reportTri-partite reviewImplementation of Phase 2 (Project Components B and C)Table 3: Timetable (Phase 1)8.5 Reporting, Monitoring and Evaluation (Phase 1)During Phase 1, UNDP Bhutan will, in close co-operation with UNESCO Bangkok, coordinate and beresponsible for monitoring and evaluation of the project activities, especially in terms of ensuringcontinued implementation of the project in phases 2 and 3.XXXA tri-partite review mission will be timed to fall during the last two months of Phase 1 to supportthe outcome of Phase 1 and to seek approval and funding for Phase 2.96
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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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HOW TO USE the Prototype National D
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HOW TO USE THIS FRAMEWORKThis docum
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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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