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World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development May 21

Where
Uganda
When
2020
Who
Ministry of Gender Labour and Social Development
Describe the main features of the policy/measure: 

Raising awareness through exhibitions of the different domains of the importance of culture and creative industries in Uganda
Creating visibility of the issues that need redress by Government through intellectual dialogues with stakeholders and holding radio talk shows and media programmes

Website of the policy/measure, if available: 
http://www.mglsd.go.ug
What are the results achieved so far through the implementation of the policy/measure?: 

Increased number of civil Society and private sector participants
Increased appreciation leading to increased visibility of the sector
Contributions by the private sector to the activity

Financial resources allocated to the policy/measure in USD: 

10,000

Partner(s) engaged in the implementation of the measure: 
Name of partnerType of entity
Uganda National Cultural Centre
Public Sector
Uganda Registration Services Bureau
Public Sector
Cross Cultural Foundation of Uganda
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
Uganda Reproduction Rights Organisation
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
Uganda Federation of the Movie Industry
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
Uganda Visual Arts Association (UVADA)
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
Uganda Performing Rights Organisation
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
Makerere University - Uganda
Public Sector
Has the implementation of the policy/measure been evaluated?: 
YES
If yes, what are the main conclusions/recommendations?: 

The resources allocated to the activity are still very small
The numbers of people participating in the activity need to be enhanced
The activity needs to be moved to the districts for them to appreciate the value of culture and creative industries
The legal framework is obsolete and needs to be aligned to current policy shifts

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Goal(s) of UNESCO's 2005 Convention
Area(s) of Monitoring
Sustainable systems of governance for culture
Cultural and creative sectors
Partnering with civil society
Cultural Domain(s)
Multi-domain

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Ecuador | Comprehensive Plan for the Promotion of Cultural and Creative Industries “Ecuador Creativo”- (Promotion and boosting of entrepreneurship, and cultural and creative industries)
Mauritius | Assistance/ Publication of books
Australia | National Library of Australia Trove: Indigenous Cultural Heritage National Discovery Service
Burkina Faso | Plaidoyer auprès du Président du Faso pour une meilleure présence du cinéma burkinabè au FESPACO 2019
Estonia | Emphasising the importance of digitalization

Other measures from the same country

Uganda | Free Visa Access E- VISA Platform
Uganda | ResiliArt Movement Uganda
Uganda | Digital Migration Policy For Television Broadcasting in Uganda, 2011
Uganda | Enhancement of women’s role and participation in media
Uganda | The Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Act, 2006

Other measures from the same region

Eswatini | THE SWAZILAND NATIONAL GENDER POLICY 2010
Burkina Faso | Création du Centre régional pour les Arts vivants en Afrique (CERAV/Afrique), Catégorie 2 de l’UNESCO
Zimbabwe | Promotion of skills acquisition through vocational training.
Kenya | Churchill Commedy Show
Niger | Politique Nationale Genre (PNG) pour le secteur culturel