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cultural industries (for example in terms of data on the demand for cultural goods and services) isimportant in determining industry trends and in assessing questions of equity in access to culturalproducts. This kind of information is important for all categories of the cultural industries, especiallyin regard to policies promoting cultural participation as a basis for fostering social cohesion andcommunity development.Building on the data generated through the implementation of Components A and B, ComponentsC and D focus on applying statistical data analysis for evidence-based policy development for suchdevelopment goals as, for example, poverty reduction and community vitalization.5.1 Project Activities and OutputsThe activities of both Phase 2 and Phase 3 can only be accurately planned when the informationand decisions generated during Phase 1 and 2, respectively, are known. Part of the activities ofboth Phase 1 and Phase 2 will therefore be project planning and preparation and will lead to arevised version of the project document complete with a plan of activities and a budget for Phase2 and Phase 3, respectively. It is therefore only possible to list the activities and outputs of all threeproject phases in a more generic manner as done below. See also Part 1, Table 13 (pp. 58-59).COMPONENT A – ACTIVITIESActivity A1 Diagnostic survey activitiesActivity A2 Discussion of findings and needsActivity A3 Elaboration of sector survey reportCOMPONENT A - OUTPUTS (Phases 1, 2, and 3)––––Mapping information and baseline data for the cultural industries sector, including figuresrelated to the production, policy environment, employment, and social activities thatcontribute to the cultural industries.Compiled into a cultural industries sector survey report, the findings of the survey willindicate the scale of the issue for policy makers, both in terms of data requirements and thepotential scale of cultural industries’ contribution to the Bhutanese economy. To facilitate thisanalysis, the report will tentatively identify trends and opportunities for cultural industriesdevelopment based on the findings.The report will provide the basis for initial stakeholder consultations on the perspectives andopportunities for cultural industries sector development as a strategy for poverty reductionand community vitalization.A “gap-analysis” for the existing data compilation practice for the cultural industries sectorthat will allow a more objective assessment of data priorities for the implementation ofphases 2 and 3 of the data project.79
COMPONENT B – ACTIVITIESActivity B1 Discussion of needs based on the findings of Component AActivity B2 Detail planning of project activitiesActivity B3 Elaboration and testing of methodology and analytical toolsActivity B4 Elaboration of project document and budget for Phase 2Activity B5 Statistical data collection and analysis (Modules 1, 2, 3, 4)Activity B6 Utilization of data for policy developmentActivity B7 Elaboration of input to project document and budget for Phase 3Activity B8 Statistical data collection and analysis (continuation) (Modules 1, 2, 3, 4)Activity B9 Elaboration of sector survey reportCOMPONENT B – OUTPUTS (Phases 1,2, and 3)Data:––The implementation of the four modules of Component B will establish a system for theproduction of regular and standardized data collection on cultural industries which, aftera few years, will also be able to generate time series data related to the cultural industriessector.The data produced will provide regionally comparable input data for the benchmarkingactivities of Component D.Capacity Building:–Analytical tools, guidelines, and training manuals necessary to implement the data modulesand to ensure the establishment of national institutional capacity for regular data collectionand analysis pertaining to the cultural industries sector. This will also include the necessarycapacity to produce trends analyses and prepare reports following agreed standardreporting formats that are useful for policy makers and other stakeholders in the culturalindustries sector.Regional Standards:–Contribution to the international debate and agreement on international standards andpractices for cultural industries statistics.COMPONENT C – ACTIVITIESActivity C1 Identification and costing of case studiesActivity C2 Elaboration of project document and budget for Phase 2Activity C3 Micro case studies80
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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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FRAMEWORK FORTHE ELABORATION OFNATI
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