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SPOTT (Public System of Theater Technicians and Craftspersons)

Dónde
Argentina
When
2020
Quién
National Agency for Cultural Education, Secretariat of Cultural Management
Describe the main features of the policy/measure: 

SPOTT is a Program overseen by the National Agency for Cultural Education, dedicated to the specialized training of human resources in the technical branches of the public cultural sector, in order to elevate theater technicians, by promoting the development of new talents in that field and the improvement and sustainability of technical resources at the federal level.

What are the results achieved so far through the implementation of the policy/measure?: 

- Two editions of the Program (2015/2016)
- 180 beneficiaries
- 59 public theater partnerships

Financial resources allocated to the policy/measure in USD: 

USD 75,000

Partner(s) engaged in the implementation of the measure: 
Name of partnerType of entity
Cervantes National Theater Buenos Aires Theater Complex National University of Arts (UNA) Colón Theater Ciudad Cultural Konex (cultural center) Teatro Argentino de La Plata 59 public theatres at the federal level.
Public Sector
Has the implementation of the policy/measure been evaluated?: 
YES
If yes, what are the main conclusions/recommendations?: 

Future challenges for the program include:
- Include training in craft theatrical trades (shoemaking, costume design, carpentry, etc.), leveraging factory theaters as nodes or partners.
- Intensify training in practical crafts in formats like workshops in the fields of stage fundamentals.
- Enhance exchanges between beneficiaries through concrete actions and meetings in various factory theaters in the country by increasing the commitment of participating partner theaters.
- Multiply the effect of training so that program beneficiaries can act as trainers in future cohorts and generations of participating technicians and techniques (train the trainers).
- Include more content linked to best practices and stage safety.
- Add content and training on gender-based violence in work settings.

Objetivo(s) de la Convención 2005 de la UNESCO
Cultural Domain(s)
Multi-dominio