United Republic of Tanzania
Convention Status: Ratified
Date of Ratification: 18/10/2011
Point of Contact
Boniface L. Kadili
Ministry of Information, Culture, Arts and Sports
LAPF Building, 8 Floor, PO Box 25, Makole Uhindini
40481
Dodoma
TanzaniaNews and Events
21/10/2019
Capturing the state of culture and creative sectors in Tanzania
Cultural and creative industries are growing fast and becoming an significant source of growth and...
11/10/2019
Peer learning and participatory policy process for a dynamic culture sector in Africa
“You are now the local experts”, concluded Avril Joffe, a member of the UNESCO Expert...
13/9/2019
Regional training of trainers on cultural policy monitoring in Africa
What do cultural and creative industries look like in 2019 across Eastern and Southern Africa...
13/7/2018
Kiswahili version of the 2005 Convention now available
As more and more East African countries look to the cultural and creative industries as a vector...
Project(s)
Reshaping Cultural Policies for the Promotion of Fundamental Freedoms and the Diversity of Cultural Expressions in Tanzania
The culture and creative industries in the United Republic of Tanzania are booming and are employing a majority of...
Reshaping Cultural Policies for the Promotion of Fundamental Freedoms and the Diversity of Cultural Expressions
This project responds to the expressed needs of Parties to the 2005 Convention seeking support to strengthen the human and institutional...
Young Specialists in Africa
Africa is a strong supporter of the 2005 Convention, boasting a high ratification rate. Many countries in the region...