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Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Education and Research: access to culture must be part of the curriculum for schoolchildren

Estonian Ministry of Culture, 20 January 2026, Estonia

For 2026, Minister of Culture Heidy Purga has extraordinarily allocated half a million euros to support cooperation between culture and education. With the additional funding, the institutions in the area of administration of the Ministry of Culture will be able to offer schools free cultural visits related to the curriculum in order to continue to support the organisation of field trips.
Official presentation of the accelerated digitalization project of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Arts

Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts, 19 January 2026, Togo

On Friday, January 16, 2026, in the conference room of the Ministry of Public Service Efficiency and Digital Transformation, the official ceremony of restitution of the work of the accelerated digitalization project of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Arts (MTCA) was held. This ministry is the second to benefit from the action plan for digitalization in four weeks, implemented by the Ministry…
Ministry of Culture and Tourism in collaboration with the Ambassador of India signed the Memorandum of Understanding on the Project for the Preservation of Prak-Pram Dance Performances and the Development of Heritage Characters

19 January 2026, Lao, PDR

The project is a grant of new costumes to performers, musicians and performance equipment worth US$42,960 with a seven-month program period by 2026. The project is not only an upgrade of the strength of art teachers and students, but also the preservation of cultural heritage with ancient roots, creating a system of management and perpetuation of this precious art.
The Art of Transformation: Reshaping Arts and Culture Business Models

Arts Council England, 19 January 2026, England

The Art of Transformation showcases four organisations that have made innovative changes to their business models, changes that have built their resilience and increased their impact.
How the arts power a healthier Wales: £588 Million Annual Impact on Health and Productivity

Cygnor Celfyddydau Cymru - Arts Council of Wales, 19 January 2026, Wales

New research led by Bangor University estimates that the financial value of health and productivity benefits through engagement with the arts in Wales is at least £588m a year.
Australia’s first national survey into working conditions in the creative industries launches

Creative Australia, 19 January 2026, Australia

Creative Workplaces has today launched the Creative Workplaces Survey, a landmark national research project designed to build the first comprehensive picture of working conditions across Australia’s creative industries.

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