International blueprint from the Global Creative Economy Council
The Global Agenda for the Cultural and Creative Industries, a comprehensive report outlining 11 key actions for international creative industries and governments worldwide, has been launched at the World Conference on Creative Economy held in Dubai.
Written by the Global Creative Economy Council's predecessor, the PEC International Council, in partnership with the British Council, the report is available in multiple languages, including Bangla, Chinese (traditional and simplified), French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Kazakh, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Uzbek, and Arabic.
The report, titled "A Global Agenda for the Cultural and Creative Industries," is a contribution to the United Nations 2021 International Year of Creative Economy for Sustainable Development. It aims to provide a roadmap for supporting the growth of creative industries on a global scale.
However, a detailed enumeration of the 11 key actions outlined in the report remains elusive, as most references discuss broader themes rather than providing a direct enumeration of these actions. While the report is not available for download, it is being made accessible to conference attendees and interested parties.
The report's funding is provided by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. The specifics of the 11 key actions may be contained in a dedicated Creative PEC publication or report not included in the current search results.
For further information or an informed overview of relevant priorities and typical actions from Creative PEC and similar policy frameworks, please let me know. I can also assist with a follow-up search request if needed.
- The Global Creative Economy Council's predecessor, the PEC International Council, in association with the British Council, have launched "A Global Agenda" for the Cultural and Creative Industries, providing a roadmap for the development of these industries on a global scale.
- This comprehensive report, which includes 11 key actions, is available in multiple languages to encourage international collaboration and policy-making in the creative industries.
- In line with the United Nations 2021 International Year of Creative Economy for Sustainable Development, the report aims to contribute to the long-term growth of the creative industries by promoting sustainable living, art, and cultural practices.
- The Arts and Humanities Research Council provides funding for the report, with a dedicated Creative PEC publication or report possibly offering specific details about the 11 key actions outlined.
- Industrial analysis, research, and policy development are integral components of the report as it strives to establish an understanding of the impact of creative industries on the economy and lifestyle.
- The report's findings on the home-and-garden sector, sustainable living, and other related aspects could pave the way for innovative advancements within those industries, fostering a more integrated and conscious creative economy worldwide.
