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Imaginarios y Consumo Cultural. Segundo Informe Nacional sobre Consumo Cultural e Imaginarios 2009 (Uruguay, 2002-2009) Year 2009 Commissioned by Ministerio de Educación y Cultura Author/s Dominzain, Susana; Rapetti, Sandra e Radakovich, Rosario – Observatorio Universitario de Políticas Culturales Methodology Face-to-face interviews with adults aged 16 or over living in private households in cities with no less than 5,000 inhabitants 1482 people were interviewed in Montevideo and 1939 people in the other cities. Objectives To provide accurate information on national cultural participation and on perceptions Cultural domains / Other issues about national identity. The survey was focused on the following domains: � Musical preferences and attendance at concerts and live music events � Reading (books, newspapers, magazines) and usage of public libraries � Radio � TV � Cinema � Live performances and other events (Carnival, Theatre, Dance and Opera) � Museums and art exhibitions � Arts education and active participation � Purchasing and owning artworks � Internet and uses of IT � Other free time and leisure activities The data collected was rearranged according 4 socio-economic indicators: Sex, Age, Income and Educational attainment Questions were put about perception of specific cultural policies implemented by the government (e.g. Plan Ceibal on new technologies literacy and education through new media) and questions on the media and audiovisual domains were stressed. Another focus is on perceptions of national identity and values (people were asked whether they perceive the Uruguayans as being depressed, racist or generous, etc.) Notes This survey was run twice: in 2002 and again in 2009. URL http://www.portaluruguaycultural.gub.uy/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/Imaginarios-y- Consumo-Cultural-2009.pdf - 99 -
Latinobarómetro (Latin America, 1995-2009) Year 1995-2009 Commissioned by Corporación Lationobarómetro Author/s Methodology 19,000 interviews are conducted in 18 countries of Latin America representative of more than 400 million inhabitants. Objectives To survey the public opinion concerning different domains in Latin American countries. Cultural domains / Other issues The questionnaires used include questions of Free time activities such as watching TV, doing sports, volunteering, reading books or newspapers, being with friends or family, listening to music, going to the movies or going to a religious service or other type of community event. There are some questions regarding the uses of Internet to access information and for communication and working purposes. Socio-demographic variables: sex, age, number of persons in household, income, marital status, educational level, number of children, employment situation, languages spoken, religion, ethnicity. Other domains: attitudes toward democracy, civic participation and political engagement, lifestyle and values, social values and perception on country’s situation, Issues like the importance of family, abortion, homosexuality, discrimination against indigenous people and foreigners. Notes The survey is run every year. URL http://www.latinobarometro.org/latino/latinobarometro.jsp Uganda National Household Survey 2009/2010 (Uganda, 2009-2010) Year 2010 Commissioned by Uganda Bureau of Statistics Author/s Methodology The UNHS 2009/10 was undertaken from May 2009 to April 2010 and covered about 6,800 households selected countrywide. The questions were responded to by household members aged 18 years and above. Objectives The main objective of the survey was to collect high quality data on population and socio-economic characteristics of households for monitoring development performance. The survey collected information on participation of the population in events of a Cultural domains / Other issues cultural nature. Data was collected on religion, listening/watching music, reading, and involvement of household members in different social activities. The Uganda National Household Survey (UNHS) 2009/10 collected information on personal characteristics of household members including information on age, sex, relationship to the head of the household and migration, amongst others. Notes The Uganda National Household Survey (UNHS) 2009/10 is the latest in a series of household surveys that started in 1989. The survey collected information on socioeconomic characteristics at both household and community levels as well as information on the informal sector. The UNHS 2009/10 comprised of six modules: the Socio-economic, Labour Force, Informal Sector, Community, Price and the Qualitative modules. One of the chapters of the socio-economic module is on Culture. URL http://www.ubos.org/UNHS0910/Appendix%20III-%20Questionnaire.pdf - 100 -
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