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Cultural Domains:
Cinema/ Audiovisual Arts
UNESCO Priorities:
Funds Allocated:
US$ 49 040.00
Beneficiary countries:
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Applicant:
Obala Art Centar
Start date
Mar 2019
End date
Mar 2021

About the project:

Obala Art Centar, a non-governmental organization committed to the development and promotion of cultural, artistic and educational activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, proposes to inform decision and policy-making processes by: (1) measuring and analyzing the impact of the Sarajevo Film Festival on cultural, economic and social development in Sarajevo and Bosnia and Herzegovina; and (2) publishing a comprehensive study on the topic.


 

How does this project contribute to the implementation of the 2005 Convention?

  • Strengthens processes and mechanisms for public policy-making and implementation - the results of the study will reveal important information about the cultural and socio-economic value and potential of festivals, providing evidence to inform future decisions, policies and strategies. 
  • Contributes to assessing and addressing capacity development needs relating to creation, production and distribution - The project will include a SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, Threat) analysis of the Sarajevo Film Festival that will be used for the formulation of recommendations focused on capacity-building activities. 
     

Main activities:

  • Collection of data, through primary and secondary research, to conduct an extensive analysis using quantitative and qualitative methods, in order to examine the extent to which the festival attracts audiences for cultural goods, encourages audiovisual content creation, inspires artistic excellence, promotes audio-visual content from different countries, and introduces local creators to the international scene. 
  • Collection of data, through primary and secondary research, to conduct an extensive analysis using quantitative and qualitative methods, in order to measure the direct economic benefits that ensue from the festival, its impact on tourism development, and the return on public and private investments. 
  • Collection of data, through primary and secondary research, to conduct an extensive analysis using quantitative and qualitative methods, in order to measure how the festival strengthens the country and city’s image, how it promotes positive social values, and how it creates a sense of pride and belonging within the community. 
  • Consolidation of the results in a study and distribution among key stakeholders. 

Measuring the cultural, economic and social impact of the Sarajevo Film Festival

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Project implementation period: 
2019 to 2021
About the project: 

Obala Art Centar, a non-governmental organization committed to the development and promotion of cultural, artistic and educational activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, proposes to inform decision and policy-making processes by: (1) measuring and analyzing the impact of the Sarajevo Film Festival on cultural, economic and social development in Sarajevo and Bosnia and Herzegovina; and (2) publishing a comprehensive study on the topic.


 

Related Application: 
Application Form - - 04/19/2018 - 10:04
Beneficiary countries: 
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Country of applicant: 
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Cultural Domains: 
Cinema/ Audiovisual Arts
Action Impact: 
Action Impact (old)
Governance and Public Policy
Policy Implementation and Review
Capacity Development
Needs Assessment and Mapping
Funds allocated (in USD): 
USD49040.00
Sections: 
Title of the section: 
Main activities:
Short Description: 
  • Collection of data, through primary and secondary research, to conduct an extensive analysis using quantitative and qualitative methods, in order to examine the extent to which the festival attracts audiences for cultural goods, encourages audiovisual content creation, inspires artistic excellence, promotes audio-visual content from different countries, and introduces local creators to the international scene. 
  • Collection of data, through primary and secondary research, to conduct an extensive analysis using quantitative and qualitative methods, in order to measure the direct economic benefits that ensue from the festival, its impact on tourism development, and the return on public and private investments. 
  • Collection of data, through primary and secondary research, to conduct an extensive analysis using quantitative and qualitative methods, in order to measure how the festival strengthens the country and city’s image, how it promotes positive social values, and how it creates a sense of pride and belonging within the community. 
  • Consolidation of the results in a study and distribution among key stakeholders. 
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Title of the section: 
How does this project contribute to the implementation of the 2005 Convention?
Short Description: 
  • Strengthens processes and mechanisms for public policy-making and implementation - the results of the study will reveal important information about the cultural and socio-economic value and potential of festivals, providing evidence to inform future decisions, policies and strategies. 
  • Contributes to assessing and addressing capacity development needs relating to creation, production and distribution - The project will include a SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, Threat) analysis of the Sarajevo Film Festival that will be used for the formulation of recommendations focused on capacity-building activities. 
     
Position: 
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Organization: 
Obala Art Centar
Year of application: 
2018
Type of applicant: 
NGO
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