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PROTOTYPENational Cultural IndustriesData Project Document[Example: BHUTAN]
HOW TO USE the Prototype National DataProject DocumentThe Prototype National Cultural Industries Data Project Document was elaborated to test theapplicability of the data framework, and to illustrate how to use the data framework in theplanning and elaboration of national capacity building projects for statistics on cultural industries.The prototype national data project document provides an outline and a model for other nationaldata project documents and proposals.This document is primarily of interest to statisticians and officials in ministries who are chargedwith the responsibility of promoting cultural industries sector development and, as part of this,the elaboration of project modalities and proposals. The prototype project document may alsofacilitate the task of officials in international agencies and funding organizations that have interestin the cultural industries sector. This document can also be used as material in workshops andtraining sessions relating to cultural industries statistics.The prototype project document includes passages that have particular relevance to the nationalcontext – in this case Bhutan. These references are especially dominant in Chapter 2, which focuseson a situation analysis or needs assessment for the project. However, these passages are alsoinstructive for other countries as an outline for the content and succession of the arguments, andas a reference for the kind of information sources that can be consulted for the elaboration of thischapter. Other chapters are more generally applicable but it is in each case important to relate thecontent to the national context. This document illustrates how this can be done.<strong>Statistics</strong> on Cultural IndustriesFramework for the Elaboration of National Data Capacity Building ProjectsTo facilitate cross-referencing, the document follows the same general outline as the text of thedata framework. It is proposed to maintain this principle in the elaboration of national projectdocuments.The comparability of data generated by national projects is dependent upon the application ofa common system for data collection and methodology as it is described in the framework. Thenational projects should therefore, as far as possible, include all elements and project activitiesoutlined in the data framework and ensure the application of the proposed methodology.The document includes pertinent information related to project description and planning. Thedata framework in Part One includes additional information and explanations, and may serve as ahandbook or reference throughout the implementation of national data projects.Note that it is possible to include the framework with the final project document, makingreferences throughout the text, to avoid the project document becoming too long, and to ensurethat its focus remains on the main concerns of project planning and funding. This strategy hasbeen applied in the prototype project document (see for example Chapter 4).62
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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 THIS FRAMEWORKThis docum
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documents for definitions and a ful
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FRAMEWORK FORTHE ELABORATION OFNATI
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1. Why Cultural Industries: Develop
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equal participation in knowledge so
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industries (see Table 1). The mappi
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3. Goal and ObjectivesThe overall g
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