Ministère de la Culture, Lebanon, 24 February 2026, Lebanon

This National Strategy for Cultural and Creative Industries reflects our commitment to assume our role with clarity, determination, and deep sense of responsibility. Its objective is to help establish the conditions that enable cultural and creative actors to operate within a more structured, equitable, and sustainable environment, one that promotes innovation, supports coordination, guides inves…

Creative Australia, 20 February 2026, Australia

The first national study of Australia’s street dance community reveals the scale, diversity and commitment of the Australian street dance scene.

UNESCO, 18 February 2026, International

The 2026 edition of the Re|Shaping Policies for Creativity report provides an in-depth overview of policy developments shaping the cultural and creative sectors worldwide.

Creative Australia, 17 February 2026, Australia

Towards Equity 2 is Creative Australia’s second equity and diversity report, providing an updated, data-driven assessment of diversity across its workforce, investment and Australia’s arts and cultural sector. This report moves beyond documenting existing conditions to establish a framework for tracking change over time and measuring progress against broader national indicators.

Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre (PEC), 17 February 2026, United Kingdom

Produced by Creative PEC in partnership with Beauhurst, a leading source of data on businesses, the report reveals the scale of the investment opportunity not only in areas such as Application Software, whose scalable models have attracted equity investors, but also in areas like Advertising, Films and TV, Video Content and Video Games, where considerable numbers of Creative Industries firms are …

South African Cultural Observatory, 16 February 2026, South Africa

CCI&S represent a dynamic intersection of cultural capital, creative production, and socioeconomic development. Mapping these industries provides the empirical foundation needed to understand their economic footprint, labour dynamics, and growth potentia