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Sasha Rubel 4 November 2015 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions CreationProduction Distribution/ dissemination Enjoyment What is it? International standard setting instrument Policy framework for the governance of culture Participatory, transparent, informed and evidence-based policy making Policies/measures to support every stage of the cultural value chain Guiding principles Respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms Sovereignty Equal dignity of and respect for all cultures International solidarity and cooperation Complementarity of economic and cultural aspects Sustainable development Equitable access Openness and balance

Key Concepts Diversity is understood as a capacity for expression, creativity and innovation Cultural expressions result from the contemporary creativity of individuals, groups and societies that have cultural content and are transmitted by words, sound, images and in multiple formats Diversity of cultural expressions is manifested through diverse modes of artistic creation, production, distribution, whatever the means and technologies used

Key Message It ensures all citizens, especially artists, cultural professionals & creative practitioners that they can create, produce, disseminate & enjoy a diversity of cultural goods and services

Cultural industries produce and distribute contemporary cultural expressions [as cultural goods or services ] Cultural policies and measures policies that have an effect on the creation, production, dissemination, distribution of and access to cultural goods and services What do We Mean by…

Cultural Value Chain Creation Production Dissemination/ Distribution Enjoyment/ participation

2005 Convention: governance of culture Strengthen Diversity of Cultural Expressions Collaborate across sectors, inc. contribution of SMEs Share information Collaborate internationally Create environment for production cycle to function Create & implement cultural policies (sovereign right of States) Integrate culture at all levels of development policies

Stakeholders of the Convention Private sector Parties Parlementarians Citizens Artists, cultural entrepreneurs Civil Society

The International Fund for Cultural Diversity Purpose: support projects and activities that aim to foster the emergence of a dynamic cultural sector in developing countries Resources: voluntary contributions received from Parties as well as from other States; regional/international organizations; public/private organizations or private persons Beneficiaries: Parties (developing countries or in ref. to art. 8 and 17), NGOs, INGOs, representatives of vulnerable groups

78 PROJECTS 48 DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 5.3 MILLION USD

Convention priorities for Capacity-buildingIFCD – fund-raising More participation of civil society Elaboration of Operational Guidelines on digital issues

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