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Education 2 0.7%
Total 293 100.0%
Table 26. Breakdown of ‘commercial and enterprise’ space by value chain role
In terms of ‘community and participation’ space, it is unsurprising that the dominant
value chain roles are dissemination (30.9%) and use (27.7%), due mainly to the
presence of 14 religious organisations (mainly churches) and 3 town halls (Waterloo,
Alexandria and Redfern), as well as a number of community organisations in the area
(see Table 23 & 27). It is worth mentioning here that ‘community and participation’
space has the second highest percentage in the ‘creation’ role among the five major
spatial types, which may be due to the existence of a number of co-working and
maker space in the area.
Value chain roles Count Count %
Creation 13 13.8%
Production 18 19.1%
Dissemination 29 30.9%
Use 26 27.7%
Education 8 8.5%
Total 94 100.0%
Table 27. Breakdown of ‘community and participation’ space by value chain role
Regarding ‘festival, event and public’ space, as shown in Table 28 the dominant role is
‘use’. This finding can be explained by the existence of a large number of open public
spaces (parks and reserves) in the Village area, as well as several public art works like
‘Welcome to Redfern’ as part of the Eora Journey public art project.
Value chain roles Count Count %
Creation 1 1.7%
Production 1 1.7%
Dissemination 9 15.3%
Use 48 81.4%
Education 0 -
Total 59 100.0%
Table 28. Breakdown of ‘festival, event and public’ space by value chain role
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