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cultural industries. This information will, in turn, facilitate evidence-based policy development.In doing so, the creative and cultural industries can be more effectively used as tools to targetpoverty reduction and community regeneration, while at the same time addressing the creativeeconomic divide between North and South, East and West.The interagency collaboration which produced this data framework document has fostered aconsensus among international development agencies regarding the need for a co-ordinatedapproach to assist countries to develop their statistical capacities within United Nations DevelopmentAssistance Frameworks (UNDAF) and the emerging One UN national strategies. UNESCO looksforward to continued close co-operation with our UN partners, WIPO, UNIDO and UNDP, in theimplementation of national projects based on this framework for the collection and analysis ofcultural industry statistics.I would like to thank all of our partners and collaborators who have worked to establish thisstatistical framework, in particular UNESCO lead consultant, Pernille Askerud; UNESCO Instituteof <strong>Statistics</strong> Regional Advisor for Asia and the Pacific, Ko-chih Tung; WIPO Acting Director of theCreative Industries Division, Dimiter Gantchev; UNIDO Chief Statistician, Tetsuo Yamada; andDesmond Hui, Director of the Centre for Cultural Policy Research of the University of Hong Kong.Their sustained efforts over more than eighteen months of meetings of the Interagency TechnicalWorking Group on Cultural Industries <strong>Statistics</strong> demonstrated the importance members of the UNDevelopment Assistance Group place on the need for reliable statistics on the cultural industries,and their commitment to ensure that this information will be available through the implementationof national capacity building projects.Richard EngelhardtUNESCO Regional Advisor for Culturein Asia and the Pacific
AcknowledgementsMain Authors and EditorsPernille Askerud, International Consultant, UNESCORichard Engelhardt, Regional Advisor for Culture in Asia and the Pacific, UNESCOEditorial AssistantsEllie Meleisea, UNESCOMaria Majella Rio, UNESCOLayout and DesignThossaporn Sithakul, UNESCOWorking GroupThe UN Interagency Technical Working Group on Cultural Industries <strong>Statistics</strong> is a working groupconvened by UNESCO comprising members from international agencies including United NationsDevelopment Programme (UNDP), UNESCO Institute of <strong>Statistics</strong> (UIS), United Nations IndustrialDevelopment Organization (UNIDO), and World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).Individual Experts in the field are co-opted by the Working Group as required.<strong>Statistics</strong> on Cultural IndustriesFramework for the Elaboration of National Data Capacity Building ProjectsThe formulation of the Data Project Proposal outlined in this document has in particular benefitedfrom WIPO’s considerable experience and expertise in the area of intellectual property protection,and from UNIDO’s experience with small and medium-sized enterprise development. In addition,the Working Group has drawn on the experience of the statistical offices of UIS and UNIDO, aswell as the advice of the Centre for Cultural Policy Research at the University of Hong Kong (HKU).The working group would in particular like to acknowledge the intellectual contribution of thefollowing experts:• Dimiter Gantchev, Acting Director, Creative Industries Division, WIPO• Tetsuo Yamada, Chief Statistician, UNIDO• Ko-Chih Tung, Regional Advisor for Asia and the Pacific, UIS• Desmond Hui, Director, Centre for Cultural Policy Research, HONG KONG UNIVERSITY• Rajeev Sethi, Chairman and Founder Trustee, ASIAN HERITAGE FOUNDATION• Simon Ellis, Head of Special Projects, UIS• Joseph Lo, Culture and Development Coordinator, UNDP Bhutanvi
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