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New Projects by Swiss and French Coalitions

The Swiss Coalition for Cultural Diversity, in conjunction with the Swiss National Commission for UNESCO, has begun the first phase of a project entitled “Cultural Diversity – More Than A Slogan!”. The purpose of this joint initiative is to launch the implementation of the 2005 UNESCO Convention in Switzerland by developing a catalogue of proposals after consulting experts and the various actors in civil society. This reflection should lead to policies being implemented and action being taken in Switzerland to improve the protection, and enhance the promotion, of the diversity of cultural expressions. The first series of experts’ sectoral workshops is scheduled to end in April 2009 and the second round will conclude by June 2009. Completion of the catalogue of proposals is scheduled for July/August 2009 and, finally, the submission and distribution of the proposals will take place in Bern on October 16, 2009. This project aims to serve as a springboard for a broader more in-depth process which will extend beyond this project into the various cultural sectors in question. The description of the project is avalaible in French or German.

The French Coalition for Cultural Diversity has published on its website a study entitled: "Cultural policies in France". This document, although not exhaustive, provides a detailed overview of the principal policies in support of the various creative sectors (visual arts, audiovisual and film, books, music, performing arts) existing in France. The purpose of this study is to provide cultural professionals and institutions from other countries with food for thought to define and implement policies to foster the national creation and the circulation of their culture beyond their borders.

To consult the complete issue of Coalition Currents Vol. 7 No. 1 click here.

 
 



 
     
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