1. UNESCO’s first Global Report tracking the implementation of the 2005 Convention RE|SHAPING CULTURAL POLICIES: A Decade Promoting The Diversity Of Cultural Expressions #SUPPORTCREATIVITY

3. Timeline of the 2005 Convention The Convention was adopted in 2005 following the international communities push for implementation of international law to recognise, protect and promote the performing arts, music, cinema, contemporary art and other forms of creativity.

4. The Four Goals of the 2005 Convention

6. GOAL 1: Support Sustainable Systems of Governance for Culture Chapter 1 New trends in policy making By Nina Obuljen Koržinek Chapter 2 New voices: encouraging media diversity By Christine M. Merkel Chapter 3 Challenges of the digital age By Octavio Kulesz Chapter 4 Partnering with civil society By Helmut K. Anheier and Olga Kononykhina

8. GOAL 2: Achieve a Balanced Flow of Cultural Goods and Services and Increase the Mobility of Artists and Cultural Professionals Chapter 5 Minding the Gaps: promoting mobility By Mike van Graan and Sophia Sanan Chapter 6 Striking a balance: Flows of cultural goods and services By Lydia Deloumeaux Chapter 7 Promoting the Convention in international forums Véronique Guèvremont

9. Flows of Cultural Goods & Services ‘’Within the framework of South- South cooperation, the levels of trade among developing countries have increased. But provisions relating to specific preferential treatment measures for cultural goods and services in such free trade agreements remain rare. Evidence shows that new policies in trade exchanges, whether at individual, institutional or industry levels, can help achieve a more balanced flow of cultural goods and services.’’

10. GOAL 3: Integrate Culture in Sustainable Development Frameworks Chapter 8 Culture in sustainable development By David Throsby On 14 December, 2015 the Second Committee of the UN General Assembly unanimously adopted the resolution on Culture & Sustainable Development, as sponsored by the G-77 plus China

11. GOAL 4: Promote Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms Chapter 9 Women as creators: gender equality By Ammu Joseph Chapter 10 Challenges of artistic freedom By Ole Reitov

13. Report Recommendations Expanding policy and legislative scope of the 2005 Convention to meet new demands While progress has been made, there is still a long way to go before a balance in the flow of goods is achieved Putting Culture at the heart of Sustainable Development is key in building peaceful and sustainable societies Better & continued support for artists where freedom of expression is at stake. More support needed for improved representation of women in creative industries. Read the Full Report : www.unesco.org/creativity

14. WHAT IS GMR AND WHAT FOR? A tool for benchmarking, monitoring and follow-up of the implementation of the Convention Analysis of current global trendsIdentification of emerging challengesAssessment of the impact of policies and measuresSharing of solutions/good practices Promotion of transparency/good governance of culture based on guiding principles of the Convention (respect of human rights, fundamental freedoms)

15. HOW TO PRODUCE GMR? 2005 Convention Secretariat is responsible for the overall coordination Editorial board is established composed of authors chosen to write articles Authors are to analyze not only periodic reports submitted by Parties but also other sources (academic research, contribution from civil society) Knowledge management system (KMS) is to be developed to facilitate data collection/collation and analysis and information sharing Analytical framework and indicators for the monitoring of the Convention implementation are to be developed

16. A FIRST 2005 CONVENTION GLOBAL REPORT PUBLISHED IN DECEMBER 2015 RE|SHAPING CULTURAL POLICIES: A DECADE PROMOTING THE DIVERSITY OF CULTURAL EXPRESSIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT

17. MONITORING FRAMEWORK