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Programas


Programmes for the implementation of the Convention aim at strengthening the capacities of Parties – particularly developing countries – to design policies, measures and programmes that have a direct impact on the creation, production, distribution and enjoyment of a diversity of cultural expressions.  In the long term, the objective is to bring about positive transformations in the systems of governance that can benefit the cultural and creative sectors.

Through training and technical assistance, programmes aim at enhancing the competences of governmental and non-governmental stakeholders to:

  • acquire and raise broad public knowledge and support for the Convention’s principles and objectives.
  • benefit from mechanisms established by the Convention including international assistance and quadrennial periodic reporting.
  • design and implement policies and measures to foster the emergence of dynamic cultural and creative sectors in developing countries.
  • acquire entrepreneurial and business competences, including new strategic management, marketing, financial and technology skills.

Programmes

La Alianza Global para la Diversidad Cultural fomenta partenariados entre actores públicos y privados y de la sociedad civil en las industrias culturales para el desarrollo.La Convención sobre la Protección y la Promoción de la Diversidad de Expresiones Culturales reafirmó la importancia...
Para la Unión Europea (UE) y la UNESCO, la cultura es un factor importante de desarrollo humano sostenible, especialmente en los países en desarrollo. Como un destacado programa temático “Investing In people”, la UE fomenta la aplicación de la Convención UNESCO de 2005 sobre la...
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