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ANNEX I International case studies of surveys on cultural participation Surveys are listed first by date (from 2000 on) and then alphabetically by country. The date refers to the year when the survey took place, not the year of publication of the results. Where regular surveys have taken place, these are generally described together. Reports describing several years of survey are listed by the latest year. If two surveys have taken place several years apart and are sufficiently distinctive, they are described separately (e.g. Colombia 2002 and 2008). Last access to links: 30 August 2012, with supplementary additions 22 September 2012 Patterns in Culture Consumption and Participation (Canada, 2000) ........................................... 86 Public Attitude on Art (China, Hong Kong SAR, 2000) ................................................................ 86 Encuesta Nacional de Cultura (Colombia, 2002) ........................................................................ 87 Cultural Experience Survey (New Zealand, 2002) ...................................................................... 88 General Social Survey (China, 2003) .......................................................................................... 88 Encuesta de Consumo Cultural y Uso del Tiempo Libre (Chile, 2004-2010) .............................. 89 Encuesta Nacional de Prácticas y Consumos Culturales (Mexico, 2004) ................................... 90 The Diversity of Cultural Participation (United States, 2004) .................................................... 901 Arts, Culture and the Social Health of the Nation (United States, 2005) ..................................... 91 A profile of the cultural and heritage activities of Canadians 2005 (Canada, 2005) .................... 92 I cittadini e il tempo libero (Italy, 2006) ........................................................................................ 92 Great Lakes Arts, Culture and Heritage Participation Survey Report (United States, 2006) ...... 93 Culture and the Arts Survey, Greater Philadelphia (United States, 2007) .................................. 94 Encuesta de Consumo cultural (Colombia, 2008) ....................................................................... 94 Les pratiques culturelles des français (France, 2008) ................................................................. 95 Survey on Time Use and Leisure Activities (Japan, 2001-2008) ................................................ 96 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts (United States, 2008) ................................................. 97 Population survey on the Arts (Singapore, 2002-2009) .............................................................. 98 Imaginarios y Consumo Cultural. Segundo Informe Nacional sobre Consumo Cultural e Imaginarios (Uruguay, 2009) ...................................................................................... 99 Latinobarómetro (South America, 1995-2009) .......................... Error! Bookmark not defined.00 Uganda National Household Survey (Uganda, 2009/2010) ...................................................... 100 Taking Part in the Arts (United Kingdom, 2009-2010) ............................................................... 101 O hábito de lazer cultural do brasileiro (Brazil, 2010) ............................................................... 102 Encuesta Nacional de Prácticas y Consumos Culturales (Mexico, 2010) ................................. 103 CEI2010: Philadelphia Cultural Engagement Index (United States, 2010) ............................... 104 Consumo Cultural 2010 (Venezuela, 2010) .............................................................................. 105 Cultural Statistics Eurostat 2011 (Europe, 2011) ...................................................................... 106 Cultural Participation Survey 2011 (Malta, 2012) ...................................................................... 107 The Frequency and determinants of participation in selected cultural forms (Poland) .............. 107 - 85 -
Patterns in Culture Consumption and Participation 2000 (Canada, 2000) Year 2000 Commissioned by Statistics Canada Author/s Lucie Ogrodnik Methodology Statistics Canada, through a culture supplement to the General Social Survey (GSS), asked approximately 10,000 Canadians (aged 15 years and older) about the extent and nature of their participation in various culture activities and events during the previous 12 months. The GSS conducts telephone surveys across the 10 provinces. Objectives The purpose of this report is to produce relevant information and data on the magnitude of, and changes in, the demand for culture products and services. Cultural domains / Other issues The survey was divided into a series of modules examining 8 broad culture themes in the light of consumption and participation including: reading habits, TV viewing and radio listening, music, movie-going and video viewing, performing arts attendance, visits to heritage institutions, participation in visual arts and crafts and Internet use. For each domain, the data gathered are used to provide information about sociodemographic variables thought to have an influence on participation levels such as age, sex, level of education and household income, mother tongue and labour force status, etc. Notes This report offers an integrated and indepth look at patterns of consumption in culture goods and services in Canada in 1992 compared to 1998 based on the two cultural supplements of the General Social Survey. Respondents were asked nearly 50 questions about their participation in different culture activities and events. The categories for the performing arts and heritage were particularly detailed. In addition, a set of new questions was added in 1998 asking about Internet use and accessing various culture products via the web. URL http://www.canadacouncil.ca/NR/rdonlyres/74E41055-65E2-4338-990D- A0462CF3583C/0/cult_consumpe.pdf Public Attitude on Art 2000 (China, Hong Kong, Special Administrative Region, 2000) Year 2000 Commissioned by Hong Kong, Arts Development Council Author/s Hong Kong University Social Science Research Centre Methodology The survey was conducted by random telephone poll to 1,150 citizens, aged 14-64. Objectives To evaluate the social contribution of arts. To provide accurate data on the impact of cultural activities in order to have a better Cultural domains / Other issues perception of how culture can be part of the urban development agenda. The main issues used to construct the variables are: � Artistic activities held in public venues � Participation in artistic activities as a motor of creativity and independent thinking development � Perceptions on the link between artistic and cultural activities and the city’s image and overall competitiveness. � Arts and cultural education at school � Arts education activities Focus on a global comparison on public participation in the arts: the results obtained are compared with the results of the US Survey on Public Participation in the Arts 1997, Australia (1995), Wales (1998) and New Zealand (1999). Notes Few surveys had been conducted on public participation in cultural activities before Public Attitude on Art 2000. The previous statistics used to compare the evolution on cultural participation in China, Hong Kong SAR were taken from the Household Survey conducted by the Census and Statistics Department in 1993. URL http://www.hkadc.org.hk/en/content/web.do?id=ff80818123dbba560123dbfd53e9001b - 86 -
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