Inter-American Development Bank, 01 December 2021, International

The objective of this study is to analyse the tools implemented by Latin American and Caribbean countries to promote the cultural and creative economy.

Arts Council of Ireland - An Chomhairle Ealaíon, 26 November 2021, Ireland

Director's statement For the world’s population, 2020 was a year like no other. Covid 19 impacted immediately and severely on the arts profession, and the livelihoods of artists, art workers and arts organisations faced unprecedented challenges.

Julie's Bicycle, 05 November 2021, United Kingdom

From Malaysia to Germany, Namibia to Argentina, and Peru to Bulgaria there is an emerging consensus among government ministries and national arts bodies: that culture policy must be linked to environment policy. The arts, culture and creative industries have widely embraced environmental issues at a micro level.

World Cities Culture Forum, 04 November 2021, International

To accompany the Forum’s Global Conversation taking place on November 4, and coinciding with COP 26, this new report published by the World Cities Culture Forum looks at how major cities around the world are responding to climate change through cultural policies and programmes.

International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions, 31 October 2021, International

The UNESCO Creative Cities programme, and in particular its Cities of Literature, is well-established, focusing on promoting creativity and participation as a driver of local development. Libraries have often played (and continue to play) key roles in bidding for and managing City of Literature status, at least in some cities.

CERLALC, 30 October 2021, International

El espacio iberoamericano 2020 aparece en una coyuntura que ha vuelto a poner de manifiesto la necesidad de contar con información periódica y sistemática sobre el sector editorial: las estadísticas ofrecen un mapa de navegación para orientar la toma de mejores decisiones tanto de negocio como de política pública.