Collation of Research On The Impact of Art, Culture and Creative Industries in Africa

Arterial Networks Bibliography for the Creative Economy in Africa
Research into the Impact of the Arts & Creative Industries on Africas Economy
An Arterial Network Project
Delivered by Agoralumiere International in partnership with CAJ
Culture, Arts and Jobs
Funded by: DOEN, STROMME, and the Nigerian Federal Ministry of Commerce and Industry
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The African Creative Economy

Arts, Culture and Creative Industry Research in Africa
Researchsources,keyinstitutionsandannotatedbibliographyofthe creativeeconomyinAfrica
Deliverable 2: The collation of existing research material on the impact of the art and creative industries on Africas Economy over the last five years Deliverable 2 of the Research project is prepared by CAJ 2009
Info@caj.co.za
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BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY .................................................................................... 5
LIST OF DOCUMENTS BY YEAR................................................................................. 12
AFRICA: GENERAL WEBSITES................................................................................... 63
NATIONAL CULTURAL POLICIES IN AFRICA ........................................................ 64
CULTURAL POLICY FRAMEWORKS IN SELECTIVE AFRICAN COUNTRIES .. 65
AFRICA, CARIBBEAN AND PACIFIC COUNTRIES.................................................. 69
AFRICA CONTINENT .................................................................................................... 70
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DOCUMENTS ................................................................ 83
EAST AFRICA DOCUMENTS........................................................................................ 87
SADC ................................................................................................................................. 87
WEST AFRICA................................................................................................................. 91
BOTSWANA ..................................................................................................................... 93
DRC ................................................................................................................................... 93
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GHANA ............................................................................................................................. 94
KENYA.............................................................................................................................. 95
MALI ................................................................................................................................. 96
NAMIBIA .......................................................................................................................... 96
NIGERIA........................................................................................................................... 97
SENEGAL ......................................................................................................................... 99
SOUTH AFRICA ............................................................................................................ 101
TANZANIA DOCUMENTS ........................................................................................... 125
UGANDA......................................................................................................................... 125
ZAMBIA.......................................................................................................................... 126
ZIMBABWE.................................................................................................................... 128
LIST OF DOCUMENTS BY NAME.............................................................................. 130
LIST OF DOCUMENTS BY COUNTRY ...................................................................... 181
LIST OF DOCUMENTS BY AREA OF INTEREST (SECTORS)............................... 244
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Background to the Study Arterial Network The Arterial Network put out a project call for research into the Impact of the Arts on Africas Economy. As this call explains, arts and culture are often marginalised in Africa and are seen to have little impact on developmental issues of poverty eradication, job creation, rural and urban development or community livelihoods let alone on economic considerations of GDP, employment and earnings. The aims of the overall project: The aims are therefore to: 1. Identify African researchers in the field of the arts economy and provide them additional skills, training and mentoring to become increasingly proficient in researching and presenting the case for the economic and developmental value of the arts in the African context 2. Initiate ongoing research into the African arts economy, to publish related documentation and reports on an annual basis and generally to produce the research required to inform arguments in favour of the creative sector on the Continent. 3. Produce the information and analysis that would feed into annual conferences on the arts and the African economy as a way of increasing public and private support for the arts on the Continent. The deliverables of this research project are: a. To collate all the research that has been done on the theme of the economic impact of the arts and creative industries in Africa in the last five years b. To train Africa-based researchers who can undertake such research in the short, medium and long term and c. To conduct research into the contribution of the Arts and creative industries in one or two African countries or regions. CAJs work: Agoralumiere International in partnership with CAJ responded to this call and was awarded the opportunity to provide the required services. a. Avril Joffe from CAJ conducted training of African-based researchers in the required research skills for creative economy investigation and measurement of the impact of the creative economy. The purpose of this training is to equip Africa-based researchers with the necessary skills to undertake such research in the short, medium and long term. The training was conducted in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia for researchers from the
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DRC and from Nigeria. These two countries were chosen for this first round of investigation into the creative economies. b. To collate all the research that has been done on the theme of the economic impact of the arts and creative industries in Africa in the last five years. CAJ was tasked with this assignment which is the subject of this report. CAJ has interpreted this brief to include the compilation of a comprehensive list of writing about creative arts and creative industries in African in the last 5 year. Further details of the report are contained in the following sections.
Methodology of the Report on the Collation of the research The brief was fulfilled by a desktop review of available research on the Creative Industries generally and on each of the sub-sectors of creative industries.

Initially all documents and reports in the CAJ library were classified and summarised. Secondly, a call to the Arterial Network went out which resulted in a number of new reports and documents. Thirdly, leads were followed up from organisations, agencies, institutions and individuals in the broader creative industry sector principally in South Africa and finally, extensive searches were conducted on the internet.
CAJ decided to extend the brief to beyond the 5 years to include all key works since 2000 and some from the late 1990s. This was to provide a more comprehensive listing of writings and documentation of the creative economy in Africa and to ensure that key texts from before 2004 were reflected. Not surprisingly the work is a little like the proverbial length of a string. At some point a decision needed to be made to stop searching, stop writing and stop classifying. There is no doubt that this report cannot in any way claim to represent the totality of what is available. The section below on the challenges of collecting and collating resources on the creative economy in Africa elaborates on this further. 1. Construct a comprehensive bibliography The first task was to collect all reports written on the creative industries generally and on each of the sub-sectors of the creative industries and to organise these by date and by sector. These were sourced from known authors and from consultants and associates in CAJs extensive network.
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The brief was fulfilled by a desktop review of available research on the Creative Industries generally and on each of the sub-sectors of creative industries. 2. Compile a comprehensive list of writing about creative arts and creative industries in African in the last 5 year. Where possible the report contains the following information on each study (report, document, presentation, newspaper article, etc) with the following headings.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Title Author Commissioning agent Purpose Date Country Website Summary of report Key words
Headings only appear in the narrative where information is available. The tables on the other hand have all fields reflected. Challenges in documenting resources available about creative industries, arts and culture and creative economy in Africa Official and public documentation of reports and papers on the creative industries in Africa is simply absent. While there may well be reports and publications in African countries which remain either in handwritten or printed form these do not make their way into the public realm. It is part of the African Unions programme to transfer existing material in physical form into economic form for easy public access. Very few organisations post their reports and research findings on their own websites (where they have these) even when they are public bodies or government funded. Consultant reports are kept either by the consultant or by the commissioning agent. Very few of these are available to the public. Were it not for the extensive library and network of CAJ very few of these would be reflected in the report below. As a result very few documents have URL links. It should be assumed that where documents are summarised they exist in hard copy in CAJs library. While some are in soft copy (as a word document, a pdf or a PowerPoint presentation) a future task of the Arterial Network would be to scan all those papers and reports that have
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been collected by CAJ and others at conferences, meetings, or whilst conducting research for different organisations. Many of the 200 or so articles, documents or news pieces reflected below were collected over the years by CAJ as research into various aspects of the creative industries, creative economy and cultural policy research were undertaken. This reflects a key weakness in our knowledge system here on the African continent. Many organisational websites are not up to date or even when they are do not post research done in preparation for policy or strategic intervention. Thus, even where the research is known about, it cannot be found in the public domain. This research is kept privatised by the organisation and unless either the research or the relevant consultants or advisors were known to CAJ, this work is then not reflected. It should be noted that the more time was spend on exploring bibliographies, links in websites or leads from individuals, the more was found. Not all the short articles are reflected although many of these are worth reading. Links to their websites are provided below. Researchers, cultural practitioners, creatives, policy analysts etc are encouraged to use these websites continually and to forward any links/ articles to the Arterial Network to keep this information upto-date. In many respects this document and particularly the form it takes as a web resource must be a living document. The current list of resources reflects that which was found during this assignment. There is no doubt that more is out there. With more time, more connections made, more visibility as to its usefulness and more buy-in from organisations, practitioners, policy analysts, creators that more resources, documents, reports, and links will be sent through to the Arterial Network. Keeping this list of web resources alive should become a permanent feature of the work of the Arterial Network. The consequence of this privatisation of resources is that the research reflected below relates only to that where CAJ has been directly or indirectly connected to a project or where other respondents to the call for research (particularly the members of the Arterial Network) have had access. It is therefore a key recommendation of this work that the Arterial Network support the making public of research about the creative economy of Africa by: a) Updating this work periodically b) Encouraging creative industry organisations and practitioners, creative sector individuals and organisations we well as officials working in arts and culture government departments to regularly send through research or documents prepared c) Offering to house research completed on its website and makes it available to all creative sector practitioners, advisors, experts and organisations d) Collaborate with other organisations, in particular IFACCA and the OCPA but also UNESCO and UNCTAD to share resources, documents, and reports etc with the Arterial Network as these websites
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e) Providing links to websites which regularly feature editorials or guest pieces on creative industries f) The use of shared Google docs to allow individuals/ organisation easy transmission of their personal libraries and resources. For this assignment, available reports, news pieces and documents were classified, summarised and searched for on the internet in order to provide a more transparent mechanism for locating the original texts. CAJ decided to sort the pieces by name, by country, by year and by sector. Documents from before 2004 have been included where they are seminal or significant pieces or precursors to other research. While there is no doubt that some reports/ texts and documents are more useful than others, little attempt was made to impose a selection on the items. Reports, documents and policy statements from the range of international organisations reflected below reveal a sameness of language, identification of trends and recommendations for support to the creative economies. Very few reports are from grassroots practitioners. Absent are analyses of what has been done, what was successful and why. Future phases of this ongoing research project will need to develop a more systematic classification system ensuring that yet to be implemented policies for instance are accorded less significance than evaluation of the impact of existing policies, or public advocacy addresses by influential people are sorted separately to the voice of people on the ground directly experiencing the policies, the support or the developments. Feedback from the website users will be an important barometer of the usefulness of resources. There are different ways to slice the information. In the text the information is presented in a table format by year. The appendices have the tables with the information sliced by name, by country, by sector. These lists reveal different limitations depending on how it has been sliced.
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When sliced by year it reveals a slight increase in published material in recent years although these are still extremely few given the rich culture and diversity of our continents cultural and creative assets. When sliced by country it reveals the disproportionate quantity of information resources from South Africa and also highlights the need for translation. Very few French texts were collected; no Portuguese or Arabic texts were collected. A recommendation to Arterial Network would be to raise funds to have translators reviewing what web-users say are the most useful texts. At a minimum, the summaries provided here should be translated into French, Portuguese and Arabic. In addition, this slice by country
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also shows the extent to which international agencies report on Africa or developing countries without differentiation.
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When sliced by sector it reveals a paucity of information in some of our key sectors such as performing arts and dance, design and all forms of live arts. Unfortunately the bias of CAJs work in the film, music and craft industries is revealed in the disproportionate number of resources in these sectors which have been collected over years of work in the sector.
There is no doubt that a further slicing of the sectors themselves will allow researchers, practitioners and policy makers and advisors to go the core of the subject they are investigating. For example the sector music should be sliced further to reveal genres, piracy, recorded vs. live music, equipment, intellectual property issues, artists, concerts and festivals. This could perhaps be part of the brief for future reviews. The sector called Cross-Cutting, for instance, could be sliced further to reveal documents about the creative economy, human resource development and so on. In addition further work on this and new lists will need to be more systematic about the differentiations within the sectors especially in relation to policy, project implementation and funding and sponsorships. Many texts talk to all of these in one report but for this first cut, only the dominant subject has been captured. The list of key words for each document shows the range of subjects covered in the respective reports. It is also worth noting that in this listing only 13 of Africas 52 countries have articles specific to that country. This is clearly not an accurate picture of the reality. What it does indicate however is the lack of visibility of writing about the creative economy and creative arts both amongst Africa-based practitioners and experts associated with various networks as well as the limitations of on-line resources for many African countries. In the narrative section, documents and reports are presented according to the country they speak about. Where countries cover more than one country in Africa they are located under the following country headings, whichever is the more appropriate: ACP

Africa Developing Countries East Africa SADC West Africa
If there are many documents or reports (such as under the heading Africa and South Africa), documents and reports are listed by year. Included below is a section on national cultural policies in Africa.
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List of Documents by Year
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Purpose/ associated project Country
Year
Website
Area of Interest/ sectors
DACST
Creative South Africa
DACST
Prepared by the Cultural Strategy Group South Africa
1988
Cross-cutting
http://www.dacst.gov.za/arts_culture/cultu re/industries/index.htm
Organisation of African Unity/ UNESCO AU/UNESCO Africa
1992
Cross-cutting
SADC
Cultural Industries for development in Africa: Dakar Plan of Action Southern African Development Community Sector of Culture and Information Policies, Priorities and Strategies SADC SADC
1998
Cross-cutting
http://www.teledata.mz/sadccult/poling.ht m
Expanding the book trade across Africa: a study of current barriers and future potential Association for the Development of Education in Africa Africa
Association for the development of Education in Africa, in collaboration with the African Publishers' Network, Oxford, UK
1999
books
Makotsi, Ruth Tambadou, Moustapha (Ministre de la Culture) Senegal
Etude - Diagnostic secteur de la culture
du Senegal
1999
Cross-cutting
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
in ACP
ACP-EU
Partnership Agreement
ACP
Signed COTONOU
2000
cross cutting
Mans, Minette E
Creating a cultural policy for Namibia Namibia
Arts Education Policy Review
2000
policy
National Film and Video Foundation South Africa
Title: European South Africa Symposium
Union Film
Commissioning Party: National Film and Video Foundation
2000
film
PriceWaterhouse Coopers South Africa
Title: Profile 2000
Commissioning Party: Department of Arts and Culture (DAC)
2000
film
SADC/UNCTAD Joint Project SADC
Developing Countries becoming a global player: Opportunities in the music industry SADC
Document prepared for the IX Session of Ministers of Culture, Information and Sports (SADC)
2000
music
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Sithole, Jabulani
Culture can play a key role in regional integration Africa
2000
Cross-cutting
http://www.sardc.net/editorial/sanf/2000/Is s23/Nf2.html
UNESCO
Regional consultation on cultural industries in Africa UNESCO Cotonou Africa
2000
Cross-cutting
by at Africa
Regional Forum on cultural industries in Africa UNESCO
Organised Breda ABOMEY, Benin
2000 2001
UNESCO African Film and TV
Cross-cutting Film
http//www.dakar.unesco.org/news/en/en_ 000814_cutlure.shtml
Hold onto your rights!
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
BMI-Sport Info
The Adult Arts and Culture and Arts and Culture Sponsorship Market in South Africa
Business Arts South Africa (BASA), the National Arts Council of South Africa (NAC) and the Arts and Culture Trust (ACT)
2001
funding and sponsorship
Collins, John
Music Awards 2001: Making Ghanaian music exportable Ghana
2001
Music
https://www.scientificafrican.org/scholars/jcollins/collins/files/bi b16/at_download,
Collins, John
The Ghanaian experience
World Bank
Music Awards 2001 Paper Workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa, sponsored by the World Bank and the Policy Sciences Centre, Inc, Washington, DC Ghana
2001
Music
http://siteresources.worldbank.org/intceer d/resources/cwi_music_industry_in_africa _synopsis.pdf
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
KPMG
Title: The South African Music Industry South Africa
Commissioning party: KPMG Media and Entertainment
2001
music
Republic Botswana Republic of Botswana SADC SADC Policy Botswana
of
National Policy on Culture
2001 2001
Cross-cutting funding and sponsorship
SADC
Establishment of the SADC Culture Trust Fund
Seligman, G
Local repertoire hits new heights to dominate world music market in African Music Industry World Bank
Paper presented at the workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa, World Bank and Policy Sciences Centre, Inc, Washington, DC Africa
2001
music
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Website
Seligman, George World Bank Africa
The Market for African Music
2001
music
Sen. Amartya
What's the use of music? The role of the music industry in Africa World Bank Africa
Purpose/ associated project Workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa, sponsored by the World Bank and the Policy Sciences Centre, Inc, Washington, DC Workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa, sponsored by the World Bank and the Policy Sciences Centre, Inc, Washington, DC
2001
music
Special correspondent, Lagos All Africa.com Nigeria
A movie industry in search of investors
2001
Film
http://allafrica.com/stories/200106190023. html
Strumpf, Mitchel
Informal music training in early childhood musical development UNESCO
allafrica.com Paper presented at the African Regional Arts Education
Africa
2001
music
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Purpose/ associated project Conference in port Elizabeth, South Africa Country
Year
Website
The Development Research Group on International Trade World Bank Africa
Workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa
2001
music
http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTCE ERD/Resources/CWI_music_industry_in_ Africa_synopsis.pdf
Tshikuku, Kabeya CRDI/IDRC, UNESCO
Culture, Entrepreneurship and Development in Africa
Participants include Amartya Sen, Paul Collier, J Michael Finger, Frank Penna, David Saryek, Gerard Seligman, John Collins, Coenraad Visser, Jerome Reichman, Phil Hardy, Scott Burnett, Keith Maskus Paper presented to the International Conference on the Cultural Approach to Development in Africa, Senegal by Prof Tshikuku from Institut de Recherches Economoniques et Sociales (IRES) Africa
2001
Cross-cutting
http://unpan1.un.org/intradoc/groups/publi c/documents/idep/unpan003349.pdf
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Name de
Title
Commissioning Agent
Purpose/ associated project Universite Kinshasa Country
Year
Website
Ballyn, John
Enhancing Marketing Skills for Artists and Artisans ILO Zambia
AN ITC conference paper prepared for the National Workshop organised by the ILO 'Enterprise Development and Employment in the Cultural Sector in Zambia; national and local strategies:
2002
arts and crafts
http://www.intracen.org/CreativeIndustries /conference_papers.pdf
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Joffe, A
The production of culture: towards a creative region ILO South Africa
2002
Cross-cutting
www.incd.net/Media/ILOPresentation.ppt
Mazonde, I N
Culture and Peace: the Search for Indicators Africa
International Network for Cultural Diversity
Presentation to INCD Presented at the INCD meeting in Cape Town, Author from University of Botswana
2002
indicators & measurement
Monica Newton
National Craft Imbizo Workshop Final Report
Department of Arts and Culture
Beautiful Things Exhibition
South Africa
2002
arts and crafts
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Moyo, Dixon
An Action research on Small Enterprise Development and Job Creation in the Cultural Sector ILO Zambia
2002
cross cutting
Pagniet, Geraldine ACP
The cultural industries and development
in The Courier ACP-EU no 194 September October, 2002 Developing Countries
2002
Cross-cutting
http://ec.europa.eu/development/body/pu blicatins/courier/courier194/en/en-042ni.pdf
SADC
Protocol on culture, information and sport SADC SADC
2002
policy
http://www.tralac.org/scripts/content.php?i d=437
Shakarongo, Brian Chengela The Namibian WIPO Zambia Namibia
Country report on the status of copyright and neighbouring rights in Zambia Desert TV on the Air
SADC Presented at WIPO symposium, Lilongwe, Malawi
2002 2002
Intellectual property rights film
Unknown
A survey of research outputs for the South African Music, Craft, Film and Television and publishing sectors between 1997 and 2002 HSRC Cultural Observatory HSRC Cultural Observatory
South Africa
2002
Cross-cutting
www.culturalobservatory.org.za/
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
ACP Group
Dakar Declaration on the Promotion of ACP Cultures and Cultural Industries ACP ACP
2003
Cross-cutting
http://www.acpsec.org/acpfestival/acp830 0603_Dakar_Declaration_e.pdf
ACP Group
ACP
Technical meeting 1st meeting of ACP Ministers of Culture, Working Group 11 ACP
2003
Cross-cutting
Promotion of Cultural industries/ Regional cooperation in the field of culture: report on the main conclusions Report of the working group 1 on ACP cultural policy for development/ cultural heritage ACP ACP
2003
Cross-cutting
ACP Group African Book Collective and the Dag Hammarskjold Foundation Africa
Scholarly Africa
publishing
in
2003
publishing
Ambert, Cecile
The Music industry : promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries ILO
For the series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and Global value Chains, ILO
SADC
2003
Music
http://www.ilo.org/dyn/empent/empent.Por tal?p_lang=EN&p_prog=S&p_category=P UB&p_mode=PROD&p_lang=EN&p_type =WP
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Avril Joffe, CAJ
Measuring Culture developments globally to inform what we do locally HSRC and DAC South Africa
2003
Cross-cutting
Bolnick, Steven
The Ethno-tourism industry: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries ILO SADC
Establishment of Cultural Observatory by HSRC on behalf of DAC Promoting culture through job creation and small business development in SADC countries published in the series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and Global value Chains, ILO
2003
Ethno-tourism
Brereton, Kira
Guide to Pan-African cultural markets, professional networks and research resources African Marketplace Inc, Cultural Engineering, Inc.
African Marketplace Inc, Cultural Engineering, Inc.
Africa
2003
Cross-cutting
http://www.culturalengineering.com/uploa dfiles/AMP_CE%20GUIDE.pdf
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Name City of Johannesburg South South Africa South Africa
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Area of Interest/ sectors indicators and measurement
City of Johannesburg
Joburg Creative Industry Sector Scoping
2003
Create SA
Skills and Resources Audit
Mappp-Seta, Africa
Prepared by Monica Newton Prepared for Create SA, a project of the Mappp-Seta
2003
indicators and measurement
CreateSA
National Skills and Resources Audit 2003 CreateSA CreateSA
2003
Cultural Industries Team Cape South Africa Western Government
Core
Cultural Industries Sector
Input paper into Micro-economic Strategy for the Western Cape
2003
Cross-cutting
http://www.amts.co.za/cultural.pdf
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Deacon, Harriet, Mngqolo, Sephai and Prosalendis, Sandra South Africa
Title: Protecting our cultural capital: A research plan for the Heritage Sector
Commissioning Party: HRSC : Social Cohesion and Integration Research Programme
2003
heritage
Development Policy Research Unit HSRC, South Africa South Africa
Cultural Statistics in South Africa
Associated project: Cultural Observatory at the HRSC commissioned by DAC. Prepared for the HSRC Cultural Observatory
2003
http://www.culturalobservatory.org.za/pdf _files/econ_of_culture.pdf
Haroon Bhorat and Mei-Chi Liou
The Economics of Culture and Cultural Statistics in South Africa HSRC Cultural Observatory South Africa
Development Policy Research Unit, University of Cape Town
2003
www.culturalobservatory.org.za/pdf_files/ econ_of_culture.pdf
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Harriet Deacon, Sephai Mngqolo and Sandra Prosalendis Social Cohesion and Integration Research Programme South Africa
Protecting our cultural capital: A research plan for the Heritage Sector
Cultural Observatory at the HRSC commissioned by DAC.
2003
heritage
http://www.hsrcpress.ac/full_title_info.asp ?id=2024
Joffe, A Jacklin, N ILO SADC
and
The film and video industry: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries
2003
film
Joffe, A et al
Cultural Diversity and the impact of globalization HSRC, South Africa
For the series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and Global value Chains, ILO Paper prepared for the DAC, South Africa (via the HSRC) as a position paper for Developing Countries for the International Network on Cultural Policy Developing Countries
2003
cultural diversity
http://www.incp-ripc.org
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Name Kaiser Associates Economic Development Practice CCDI South Africa
Strategic Recommendations for Industry Development (Discussion Guide)
2003
arts and crafts
Kozul-Wright, Zeljka UNCTAD
Globalization , creative industries and economy development: policy challenges for Developing Countries Unctad and UN partners Developing Countries
2003
Cross-cutting
Kristarfor, Sean and Budhram, Meshal South Africa
Driving the Creative Industries in the Western Cape
The Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town MBA Programme Study
2003
Cross-cutting
http://www.designindaba.com/advocacy/d ownloads/Driving.pdf
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Lebethe, A
The Performing Arts and Dance: promoting the Cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries ILO SADC
Series on 'Upgrading in Small Enterprise Clusters and Global Value Chains', ILO
2003
performing arts and dance
Monica Newton Ouest Economie West Africa Orbicom Africa Afrique
Workshop Report of the Free State Provincial Craft Conference South Africa
Free State Department of Sport, Arts, Culture, Science and Technology
2003 2003 2003

ICT Cross-cutting
arts and crafts http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTCE ERD/Resources/CWI_music_industry_in_ Africa_synopsis.pdf
Ouest Afrique Economie
World Bank study of Ivory Coast, Senegal and Mali
Sciadas, G
Monitoring the digital divide and beyond
The Session ILO SADC
Trinity
The visual arts and crafts sector: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries
2003
arts and crafts
Yired
The Kwaito nation: an industry analysis YFM, South Africa
For the ILO series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and global value chains Unpublished summary available at MIO South Africa
2003
music
http://www/mio.co.za
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Journalism Africa
Alden, Chris
For most Africans, Internet access is little more than a pipe dream Online Review
2004
ICT
http://www.ojr.org/ojr/workplace/1071092 68.php
Development Works UNESCO Africa
Take Note! The (Re)naissance of the music industry in Sub-Saharan Africa
Online Journalism Review Paper prepared for The Global Alliance for Cultural Diversity: Division of Arts and Cultural enterprise, Unesco, Paris
2004
music
ECI Africa
Beads Sub-Sector Study
Tourism Enterprise Project (TEP) and the Department of Trade and Industries (the DTI) South Africa
2004
arts and crafts
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Sub-sector TEP and DTI TEP & DTI South Africa South Africa
ECI Africa
CERAMIC Study
2004 2004
arts and crafts arts and crafts
ECI Africa
Grass Sub-Sector Study
ECI Africa
Wireware Subsector Study
Tourism Enterprise Programme & DTI South Africa
2004
arts and crafts
ECI Africa
KZN Craft Sub-sector Study
Tourism Enterprise Programme and DTI
South Africa
2004
arts and crafts
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Eve Gray and Associates South Africa
Title: Qualitative Research for Mappp Seta Sector Skills Plan: the publishing sub-sector Commissioning party: Mappp Seta
2004
publishing
IFM, Unesco
Musicians' cooperatives: a new model for developing the African music industry UNESCO Africa
2004
Music
IIPI South South Africa
West Africa and Intellectual Property: Policy Priorities to Foster Economic Growth, Public Health and Culture IIPI West Africa
2004
Intellectual property rights
Joffe, A
The Sector Skills Plan: Film and Television
Mappp-Seta, Africa
A research report prepared for the MapppSeta
2004
film
CAJ, 2009
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Joffe, A with research input from Abdoul Sow for Senegal ILO Prepared the ILO
Employment generation and Trade Expansion in Creative Industries: the case of the film, video and broadcast industry in Senegal
2004
film
Joffe, Avril & NtshilingaKhosa, Roseline & Walters, Lee Commissioning party: Ntshingila-Khosa and Associations South Africa
Title: The Advertising Industrys skill needs
Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Skills Plan
2004
advertising
Joffe, Avril (CAJ)
Title: Film and Video Sector
Commissioning party: MAPPP-SETA
Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan South Africa
2004
film
CAJ, 2009
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Title: TV and Broadcasting South Africa
Radio
Commissioning party: MAPPP-SETA
Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan
2004
Film
Joffe, Avril and Moatlhodi, Zodwa Khulisa Management Services and Eve Gray and Associates Mappp-Seta South Africa
Quantitative Data Collection for Mappp-Seta Sector Skills Plan (SSP)
2004
cross cutting
Kromberg, Steve
Publishing in Africa
HSRC, South Africa
Mappp-Seta sector skills plan Part of the HSRC research team for DACST to establish a cultural observatory Africa
2004
publishing
Laballo, Yoliswa Koyo (Anamazing Workshop) Commissioning party: Department of Communications South Africa
Title: Feasibility Study of the South African Animation sector
2004
animation
CAJ, 2009
Page 33 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
M. Francisco dAlmeida et Mme Marie Lise Alleman, Association Culture et dveloppement Africa Association Culture et dveloppement
Les industries culturelles des pays du Sud : enjeux du projet de convention internationale sur la diversit culturelle
2004
Cross-cutting
Mappp-Seta (authored by Monica Newton) Mappp-Seta South Africa
MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan
Mappp-Seta sector skills plan per sector
2004
Cross-cutting
CAJ, 2009
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Moatlhodi, Zodwa South Africa
Title: The Music Industry
2004
Music
Moshito Music Conference & Exhibition South Africa
Title: Moshito 04
Commissioning Party: MAPPP-SETA Commissioning party: Moshito Music Conference & Exhibition
2004
music
NtshilingaKhosa, Roseline and Joffe, Avril South Africa
Title: Funding for the Creative Industries; Film and Electronic Media
Commissioning party: Ntshingila-Khosa and Associates
2004
NtshingilaKhosa, Roseline
Title: Design Sub-Sector
South Africa
2004
Design
CAJ, 2009
Page 35 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
NtshingilaKhosa, Roseline South Africa
Title: Multimedia Animation Sub-Sector
2004
animation
OCPA
Cultural Indicators: Views from Africa OCPA Africa
Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan Drafted by the Task Force on Cultural Indicators of Human Development in Africa for presentation at the Congress of Cultural Rights and Human development under the auspices of the Forum Barcelona, Mozambique
2004
http://www.culturalrights.net/descargas/dr ets_culturals80.pdf
Pratt, Andy with research input from Biram N'deck Ndiaye UNCTAD Report prepared UNCTAD for
The Music Industry in Senegal: the potential for economy development
Senegal
2004
music
www.lse.ac.uk/collections/geography/and environment/whossho/profiles/pratt/pdf/se negal.pdf
CAJ, 2009
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Website
and UNCTAD
UNCTAD
Creative Industries Development
For 11th session, Sao Paulo, 13-18 June 2004 Developing Countries
2004
Cross-cutting
http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/tdxibpd13_ en.pdf
UNCTAD
High level panel on creative industries UNCTAD
For 11th session, Sao Paulo, 13-18 June 2004 Developing Countries
2004
Cross-cutting
http://www.unctad.org/en/docs
USAID
Balancing Culture and Conservation through Enterprise USAID Tanzania
Story on Website about Tanzania
2004
Cross-cutting
http://africastories.usaid.gov/search_detai ls.cfm?storyID=228&countryID=26&sector
Update Nigeria
Various
The Nigerian Film Industry
Africa Newsletter
Africa Update Vol.X1, Issue 2 (Spring 2004)
2004
film
http://www.ccsu.edu/afstudy/upd11-2.html
African Union
Nairobi Plan of Action for Cultural Industries in Africa African Union Kenya
Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
www.africa-union.org
CAJ, 2009
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Artmatters
Colonisation of Kenyan screens kills filmmakers, drives others into exile Art Matters News Kenya
2005
film
http://www/artmatters.info/film/colonisatio n.htm
Artsmatters.info
East African in a frenzy of Film Festivals Art Matters East Africa
2005
film
http://www.artmatters.info/frenzy.htm
Brickhill, Paul
Under-rated Arts
Unknown
Magazine for Development and Cooperation Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
http://www.inwent.org/E+Z/content/archiv e-eng/12-2005/tribune_art4.html
British Council
Consultative forum on arts and culture in Kenya British Council Kenya
All Africa Arts Consultation Forum
2005
Cross-cutting
British Council
Consultative forum on arts and culture in Tanzania British Council Tanzania
2005
Cross-cutting
British Council
Consultative forum on arts and culture in South Africa British Council
South Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
CAJ, 2009
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
British Council Arts and Culture Trust, South Africa South Africa
Zimbabwe arts focus group meeting British Council Zimbabwe
Prepared for the British Council
2005
Cross-cutting Cross-cutting
CAJ
2005
CAJ
A Benevolent Fund for Artists Creative sector research in South Africa: research sources, key institutions and annotated bibliography of the cultural sector in South Africa British Council Prepared for the fist phase of the creative mapping study for the British Council South Africa
2005
Research resources
CreateSA
Future Foundations: An Integrated Human Resource Development Strategy Department of Arts and Culture (DAC)
2005
Cross-cutting
CAJ, 2009
Page 39 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) (Jane Corden and Richard Phillips) South Africa
Title: Beyond Planning to Action: Film and TV Sector Development Strategy
Commissioning Party: DTI: Trade and Investment South Africa; Chief Directorate: Customised Sector Programmes
Associated project: Customised Sector Programmes (CSP) of the DTI.
2005
Film
DigiArts, UNESCO UNESCO Africa
What is Digital Arts in Africa?
UNESCO Knowledge Portal
2005
digital arts
http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev. phpURL_ID=24376&URL_DO=DO_TOPI C&URL_SECTION=201.html
Freedthinkers Gostner, Karl
Developing Audiences for Joburg Live Arts The story of 99.3YFM City of Joburg YFM, South Africa South Africa South Africa
2005 2005
Live arts Music
Gwynne-Evans, N
Driving a regional sector development programme: Lessons from the Western Cape: 1999-2005 WESTGRO, Africa South South Africa
South Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
CAJ, 2009
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Hungwe, Kedmon Nyasha Private Zimbabwe
in Media, culture and society, Vol 27, no 1, 83-99
2005
Film
INCD
Narrative and ideology: 50 years of filmmaking in Zimbabwe Strengthening Local Creative Industries and Developing Cultural Capacity for Poverty Alleviation: Roadmap for the INCD International Network for Cultural Diversity Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
an South Africa
Le Roux, Andr
Title: Proposal for African Music market
Commissioning Party: Ochre Communication
Associated project: City of Joburg Economic Development Units Sector Strategies for Cultural Sector
2005
music
Matsuura, Koichiro UNESCO
UNESCO: Culture, Integration and African Renaissance Africa
Address on the occasion of the Conference of Ministers of Culture of the Africa Union
2005
Cross-cutting
http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0014/0 1427/142796e.pdf
CAJ, 2009
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Monica Newton OCPA Africa
Creative Industries Sector Scoping South Africa
City of Johannesburg: Economic Development Unit
Johannesburg Film Incubator, Johannesburg Performing Arts Incubator, and Johannesburg Music Market
2005
Cross-cutting indicators & measurement
OCPA
Meeting of the task force on cultural indicators
2005
OCPA , Interarts
OCPA and Interacts Experts meeting on Research Priorities OCPA
Meeting Task force, Nairobi Meeting convened in Dakar by OCPA, the Interacts Foundation (Barcelona, Spain) with the support of the Spanish Ministry of Culture on the occasion of the INCD meeting convened in cooperation with the Senegalese Coalition for Cultural Diversity and the Senegalese Coalition of SocioEconomic Actors. Senegal
2005
Research resources
http://ocpa.irmo.hr/activities/meetings/dak ar2005/Experts_Meeting_Final_Report_2 005-en.pdf
CAJ, 2009
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Tchebwa, M
African music: new challenges, new vocations UNESCO UNESCO Africa
2005
music
www.unesco.org/publishing
The Global Alliance for Cultural Diversity UNESCO UNCTAD Developing Countries UNESCO Africa
Interview Kabore
with
Gaston
2005
film ICT
http://portal.unesco/org/culture/en/ev/phpURL_ID=26989URL_DO=DO_Topic&
UNCTAD
The Digital Divide: ICT development indices 2004
2005
United Nations ICT Taskforce United Nations World
Measuring ICT: the global status of ICT indicators
Partnership on Measuring ICT for Development
2005
ICT
Unwin, Tim
Partnerships in Development Practice: Evidence from multistakeholder ICT4D practice in Africa United Nations Africa
2005
ICT
ACP Secretariat
Handbook on ACP Cultural Industries ACP
United Nations World Summit on the Information Society Drawn up by Ccawa / Cacao for the Secretariat of the ACP ACP
2006
Indicators & measurement
http://www.acpfilms.eu/fileadmin/fichiers/f ormulaire_et_annexes/EN/Handbook_AC P_cultural_industries.pdf
CAJ, 2009
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
African Union
Charter for African Cultural Renaissance African Union Africa
2006
Cross-cutting
Website www.africaunion.org/root/au/documents/treaties/text/ charter%20%20African%20cultural%20Renaissanceen.pdf
African Union
Culture, Integration and African Renaissance: Aide Memoire African Union Africa
Purpose/ associated project Sixth Ordinary Session of the Assembly, held in Khartoum, Sudan First Pan African Cultural Congress organised by the African Union
2006
Cross-cutting
www.africaunion.org/root/au/conferences/past/2006/ november/SA/pan_african/AU_PACC_Aid e_Memoire.doc
African Union
The Promotion and Protection of Africa's Cultural Products: Advocacy Statement African Union Advocacy Statement Africa
2006
Cross-cutting
http://www.thecommonwealth.org/Shared _ASP_Files/UploadedFiles/0DD2D9DEE737-4839-B5F111F4B3B53102_Cultural_products_prote ction_advocacy_statement_2.pdf
DAC
Parliamentary Media Briefing Economic Cluster 11 DAC South Africa
2006
policy
http://www.dac.gov.za/media_release/10 Geb06.htm
DTI
DAC
Briefing for parliament South Africa's Strategy on Engendering the Accelerated and Shared Growth Initiative (ASGI-SA) South Africa
2006
Cross-cutting
http://www.thedti.gov.za/sawen/ASGISAP ROPOSEDSTRATEGY06.pdf
IIPI
Proposed Strategy on Engendering the Accelerated and Shared Growth Imitative (ASGI-SA) Namibia Intellectual Property Conference Supporting Culture Based Industries IIPI Namibia
2006
CAJ, 2009
Page 44 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
International Intellectual Property Institute IIPI Botswana
Botswana conference focuses on strengthening the cultural industries
2006
Cross-cutting
http://www.iipi.org/nav_newsroom/detail.a sp?itemID-145
International Trade Forum South Africa Botswana
In South Africa, crafts revival boosts exports
International Forum
Trade
Run by the IIPI Interview with Tembeka Nkamba-van Wyk, Talking Beads Academy
2006
arts and crafts indicators & measurement
http://www.tradeforum.org/news/fullstory. php/aid/626/in_South_Africa_craft_revival http://ocpa.irmo.hr/activities/meetings/ma puto2006/Workshop_Final_Report-en.pdf
of
Mazonde, I.N
Culture and Peace: The Search for Indicators OCPA and Interarts
University Botswana
2006
Media Monitoring Project & Open Research South Africa South Africa
Hisses and whistles': A baseline study into arts coverage in the South African mass media Media monitoring project and open research
2006
media
Mega-Tech
The national ICT master plan and E-government network feasibility study in Uganda Uganda
2006
ICT
http://wougnet/org.ICTpolicy/ug/ugictpolic y.html
Mercier, Jeanne
Les rencontres Africaines de la Photographie, Bamako 2005 Bamako, Mali Mali
Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS)
2006
visual art
National Commission on Culture, Ghana National Commission on Culture
National Conference on Culture and NEPAD
Africa
2006
cross cutting
http://www.ghanaculture.gov.gh/indes1/ph p?linkid=65&archiveid=159&page=1&adat e=
CAJ, 2009
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Nwandiko, Emeka New African New African Nigeria
Nigeria 'Nobody tomorrow'
knows
2006
cross cutting
http://mountainrunner.us/2006/06/nigeria_ nobody_.html
OCPA
Compendium of Reference Documents for Cultural Policies in Africa OCPA Mozambique
Published in cooperation with UNESCO
2006
Research resources
Parliamentary office on science and technology Developing Countries
ICT in Countries
Developing
2006
ICT
www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_offices/ post/pubs2006.cfm
Sagnia, Burama
CULTURE AND POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN AFRICA: A review of the cultural effectiveness of Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers in West and Central Africa International Network for Cultural Diversity Africa
Postnote No 261 A report prepared for the Conference on African Cultural Sector Development, Goiree Island, Dakar, Senegal, 5-7 March 2007
2006
Cross-cutting
http://www.hivox.nl/english/english/arterial /background-materials
Abodunrin, Akintayo Private Nigeria
The Obasanjo years: motion without movement for arts, entertainment Nigerian Tribune
2007
Cross-cutting
http://www.tribune.com.ng/22052007/arts. html
black Jadeas Trust Nigeria
Aina, Yetunde
Empowering the creative class
2007
Cross-cutting
www.jadeastrust.org
CAJ, 2009
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Ansell, Gwen, Barnard, Helen and Barnard, Phillippa South Africa South Africa
Final Report on the Microeconomic Development Strategy for the Music Industry in the Western Cape
Department of Economic Development and Tourism, Western Cape Provincial Government
2007
Music
Arterial Conference Arterial Network Africa
The Arterial Conference: Vitalising African cultural assets Conference Report
2007
Cross-cutting
http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/docs/arterial _conference_report_en.pdf
Brickhill, Paul
Economic sustainability in African Culture Sector Arterial Network Africa
Presented at the Arterial Network conference, 'Revitalising Africa's assets'.
2007
Cross-cutting
CAJ, 2009
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Website
Cultural Observatory, South Africa Cultural Observatory, South Africa South Africa
Film: Analysis needed to make policy decisions
Purpose/ associated project Prepared by Howard Thomas as part of a broader research project to develop an interactive website on the creative industries in South Africa. Numerous inputs were provided to stimulate debate on the best way to collect data.
2007
Film
http://www.culturealobservatory.org.za/_tv _ana.html
DAC
Arts and Culture Policy Review DAC South Africa
2007
policy
http://www.dac.gov.za/projects/policy%20 Review/background%20document.doc
Deacon, Harriet
Untitled
DAC
SA government review of policy Unpublished presentation to the DAC policy Review Workshop South Africa
2007
heritage
Guchu, Wander
Culture - what culture?
Arterial Network
Arterial News Vol2 No 2
Africa
2007
Cross-cutting
CAJ, 2009
Page 48 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Kovacs, OCPA OCPA Africa
Mate,
Creative economy and poverty eradication in Africa: principles and realities
2007
cross cutting
Bush Radio's CREW project: growing with media education UNESCO South Africa
Paper presented at the French Commission for UNESCO meeting in partnership with the French Ministry of Education and the Council of Europe at the Centre de Conferences Internatinales, Paris, France
2007
music
http://www.ncrf.org.za/sa-communityradio-present-paper-at-unesco-mediaeducation
Louw, Adrian Marshfield, Katerina and van Oosterhout, Michiel Uganda International Film Festival Uganda Presentation Arterial News Vol 1 No 1 Africa Africa Uganda MASA Arterial Network
Survey of Content and Audiences of Video Halls in Uganda 2005-2006
2007 2007 2007
Uganda performing arts and dance film
www.uiff.org http://www.masa.francophonie.org/english /presentation/presentation.htm
MASA
Introducing MASA (Market for African Performing Arts)
Mbewe, Nebat
African Film Industry needs Better Training to Survive
CAJ, 2009
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Mbewe, Nebat
Start small, think big
Arterial Network
Arterial News Vol 2 no 4 Africa
2007
Cross-cutting
Mthando, Martin and Kipeja, Laurian Zanzibar International Film Festival (ZIFF) Tanzania
The Tanzanian Film Value Chain Study Report
Prepared fro the ZIFF, Festival of the Dhow Countries
2007
film
http://www.ziff.or.tz/sokofilam.htm
Mushinga, Gloria Arterial Network Arterial Network Africa Africa Arterial News Vol 2 No 5 Zambia
Zambia
2007
ICT funding and sponsorship visual art Cross-cutting
http://www.thewip.net/contributors/2007/0 4/zambia_s_ict_policy_finally_la.html
Owoo, John
2007 2007 2007
Owoo, John
Zambia's ICT policy finally launched Disbursement of donor funds - Shining example from Zambia Visual arts in Africa: plagued by a litany of problems & obstacle Arterial News Vol 2 no 6 University of Illinois, UrbanaChampaign
Perman, Tony
Africa and transnational cultural industries
http://www.afrst.uiuc.edu
Unknown
The Power of Culture: Master Plan African Art Sector on the way Unknown Africa
2007
cross-cutting
http://www.powerofculture.nl/en/current/2 007/april/arterial.html
South
Van Graan, Mike
Cultural Industries, arts, culture and creative arts: Second Paper: Policy recommendations and Interventions WESTGRO, Africa MEDS process, Western Cape
South Africa
2007
Cross-cutting
http://www.hivos.nl/english/english/arterial /background_materials
CAJ, 2009
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Website
African Union
African Union
Purpose/ associated project The Second Session of AU Conference of Ministers of Culture (CAMC2) Africa
2008
Cross-cutting www.african-union.org
Private
Creative Clusters 2008, London, UK Nigeria
2008
film
Aina, Yetunde Barrowclough, Diana and KozulWright, Zeljka, (eds.) UNCTAD Routledge Developing Countries
Concept Note Reinventing Nollywood: the role of the mafia in the development of the Nigerian Film Industry Creative industries and developing countries: voice, choice and economic growth. .
2008
Cross-cutting
CAJ
Mappp-Seta Sector Skills Plan 1009/2010 MAPPP-SETA South Africa
Sector Skills Plans for the Creative Industries
2008
Cross-cutting
CAJ, 2009
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Commonwealth Foundation South Africa
Making Work
Cultural
Policy
Commonwealth Foundation
Consultation held in partnership with South African Coalition for Cultural Diversity and Department of Arts and Culture, Samro House
2008
policy
http://www.commonwealthfoundation. com/uploads/fckeditor/00000088_Ma king%20Culture%20Work%20for%20 Development.pdf
Putting Culture First: Commonwealth perspectives on culture and development Commonwealth Foundation Commonwealth Foundation Developing Countries
2008
cross cutting
Commonwealth Foundation Cultural Industries Support Project (CISP) Cultural Industries Support Project Ghana
Database for Cultural Initiative in Ghana: cultural industries/ enterprise
2008
databases
Africa Africa
Demilew, Abiy
Creative Industries: the under-utilized African resources Creative Website on Creative Africa website
2008
cross
http://www.creative-africa.org/creativeafrica_2008/index.php?option=com_c
CAJ, 2009
Page 52 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Feenstra, Marianne Moshito South Africa South Africa
Music Qualifications: Are music education institutions/ qualifications responding to the changing and growing needs of the music industry?
2008
Music
Masokoane, Glenn DAC, South Africa South Africa South Africa
South African Music Hub
2008
Music
CAJ, 2009
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Mbaye, Jenny
Geographies de L'industrie musicale hip hop en Afrique de l'Ouest West Africa
Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS) Quebec
Colloque international Arts, territoires et nouvelle conomie culturelle. La culture, un atout incontournable du dveloppement urbain et rgional? 76eme congres de L'ACFAS
2008
music
Mbaye, Jenny
West African Hip Hop: A transnational social movement Private West Africa
Aegis cortona summer school in African studies, Cortona, Tuscany, 16-22 June 2008
2008
Music
Melandowitz, Hugh Moshito South Africa South Africa
Sampling Music
2008
Music
discussion Moshito South Africa South Africa
SABC
Music policy document
2008
music
CAJ, 2009
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
UNCTAD
High level panel on the creative economy and industries for development UNCTAD Developing Countries
2008
Cross-cutting
http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/tdxiibp d4_en.pdf
for UNESCO Africa
UNESCO
Culture, a lever development in Africa
As a pre UNCTAD X11 event in Geneva 14-15 January 2008. Meeting Debate in Culture, economy, regional integration
2008
Cross-cutting
http://appablog.wordpress.com/2008/12/1 2/culture-economy-regional-integrationcult..
United Nations Unknown Zimbabwe
United Nations
Unctad and UN partners
Developing Countries
2008 2008
Unknown
Creative Economy Report 2008: the challenge of assessing the creative economy: towards informed policy-making Zimbabwe : Cultural exchange
Cross-cutting Zimbabwe, cross cutting
Wakashe, T
Speech to Moshito
Moshito
South Africa
South Africa
2008
music
CAJ
Producing creative content: skills and economic challenges in the South African Creative Industries HSRC, South Africa prepared for the HSRC in 2007
South Africa
2009
Cross-cutting
www.hsrcpress.org.za
CAJ, 2009
Page 55 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Guhrs, Tamara, D'elbee, Francois and Kapwepwe, Mulenga Zambia
Ceremony! Celebrating Zambia's Cultural Heritage
Celtel Zambia and Seka (Sensitisation and Education through Kunda Arts)
2009
heritage
Ondega, Ogova
The African Cinema doesnt exist Africa Africa
The Power of Culture Web site
2009
film
http://www.powerofculture.nl/en/current/2 009/february/fespaco
Artthrob
Artthrob: Contemporary art in South Africa Artthrob Website South Africa
All
visual art
http://www.artthrob.co.za/
Mike van Graan website VANSA Website South Africa
Mike van Graan
Website
South Africa
All All
Van Graan, Mike Visual Arts Network of South Africa
Cross-cutting visual art
http://www.mikevangraan.co.za/recen t-articles-papers
http://www.vansa.co.za/resources
VANSA
Koenderman, Tony Private Africa
Africa: Media research is still a problem: Blind leading the Blind
Unknown Unknown
Research resources
Africa Mali
cross-cutting
http://www.defsa.org.za/2007confere nce/documents/papers/JackieGuille.p df
Capacity building for cultural enterprise Culture et cration: une certaine vision du dveloppent
Unknown
visual arts
http://www.culture-dev.eu/espacepresse/culture-dev.eu-manervisi.pdf
CAJ, 2009
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Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Ansell, Gwen
Soweto Blues: Jazz, popular music, and politics in South Africa Private South Africa
Unknown
music
Art matters Art Matters Nigeria
Kenyans make low budget films Art Matters Kenya
Unknown
Film film
http://artmatters.info/film3.htm http://www.artmatters.info/nigeria1.htm
their
Artmatters
Nigerians market country through film
Unknown
Artmatters
Uganda-based initiative to promote African and Asian filmmaking Art Matters Uganda
Unknown
film
http://www.artmatters.info/mira.htm
Brubeck, Darius
Centre for Jazz and Popular Music (CJPM) University of Natal Private South Africa
Unknown
Cross-cutting
http://journals.cambridge.org
Cham, Mbye
The Dynamics of African Filmmaking UNESCO Africa
in Cambridge Journals UNESCO's World Culture Report 2000: Cultural diversity, conflict and pluralism
Unknown
film
CAJ, 2009
Page 57 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Gostner, (YFM)
Karl
Title: The South African Music Industry
Commissioning party: NAB
Unknown
brief for INCD Africa Africa
Gray, Eve
Unknown Unknown
film
Africa, publishing
Kariuki, John
Controversy dogs award winning African Films
Kunzler, D
The Nigerian video industry as an example of import substitution Nigeria
Unknown
film
www.suz.unizh.ch/khenzler/grey/bergen1. pdf
Mbaye, Jenny
AURA (*) or some political production of hip hop music Private
West Africa
Unknown
Music
CAJ, 2009
Page 58 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Nigerian government Nigerian Government Nigeria
National Information Technology Policy, "Use It": Chapter 11: Arts, Culture and Tourism
Unknown
ICT
http://www.nitda.gov.ng/document/nigeriai tpolicy.pdf
Policy Website SAFACT SADC Africa
OCPA
African Cultural Resources
Unknown Unknown
music
Research resources
SAFACT
Piracy campaign
http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/indexen.html http://www.southafrica.info/ess_info/sa_gl ance/media/dvd-piracy-190506.htm
The Global Alliance for Cultural Diversity UNESCO Africa Africa
Project Archives
Web listing of projects relating to arts, culture, entrepreneurshi p in Africa
Unknown Unknown
Research resources film
http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.phpURL_ID=31471&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC
Thompson, Bridget
African cinema - a well kept secret
Tran Forum Tran Africa Forum Issue brief
Africa Africa Africa
African Cinema
Unknown Unknown
film film
www.transafricaforum.org
TV Africa
TV Africa provides education solution for Africa
CAJ, 2009
Page 59 of 292
Name Unknown Unknown Africa DRC
Title
Commissioning Agent
Year
Website
Area of Interest/ sectors performing arts, music heritage
Unknown
Feux de Brazza: Rapport de la troisime dition
Unknown Unknown
Unknown
South South Africa
Van Graan, Mike
Heritage: Who owns indigenous knowledge Cultural Industries, arts, culture and creative arts: Towards an understanding of the current nature and scope of the creative industries in the western cape WESTGRO, Africa
Unknown
Cross-cutting
CAJ, 2009
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CAJ, 2009
Page 61 of 292
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Africa: General Websites www.douane.gov.ma Administration des douanes et impts indirects du Maroc Africa Information www.africinfo.org African Union www.africa-union.org African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States (ACP group) www.acpsec.org Agence de la Francophonie www.agence.francophoni.org All Africa Global Media www.allafrica.com Art matters www.artmatters.info BBC www.bbc.co.uk/africabeyond British Council www.britishcouncil.org Coalition Franaise pour la diversit culturelle www.comitedevigilance.org Creative Africa www.creativeafrica.com Eve Gray (Publisher and book industry analyst) www.evegray.co.za Goiree Institute www.goireeinstitute.org ILO www.ilo.org International Network on Cultural Development www.incd.net www.powerofculture.nl Power of Culture Smithsonian Institution Research Information System http://www.siris.si.edu/ Sociolingos Africa http://sociolingo.wordpress.com/category/culture/african-culture/page/2/ Trade Law Centre for Southern Africa www.tralac.org UN STATS/ Statistiques des Nations Unies www.unstats.un.org Union Economique et Montaire Ouest Africaine www.uemoa.int www.wipo.int WIPO/ Organisation Mondiale sur la Proprit Intellectuelle World Bank/ Banque Mondiale www.worldbank.org WTO/ Organisation Mondiale du Commerce www.wto.org www.suplanet.net UNESCO / Organisation des Nations Unies pour lEducation, la Science et la Culture www.unesco.org UNESCO, Creative Industries, Africa www.unesco.org/culture/en/creative -industries/africa http://appablog.wordpress.com/2008/12/12/culture-economy-regional-integration-culture European Union http://ec.europa.eu/development/body/publications/ http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ UNESCO, portal, documents http://allafrica.com African Womens Media Centre http://awmc.com
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National Cultural Policies in Africa This section provides information on cultural policies in Africa. The following is taken from the webpage of OCPA: The Observatory of Cultural Policies in Africa with the URL address inserted. The OCPA website is a comprehensive resource for this information. See http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/index-en.html for a list of cultural policies in Africa. Country by Country Law No 2005-006 on the National Cultural Policy for Socio-economic Development, Madagascar, July 2005 http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/policy/Madagascar_National_Cultural_Policy-fr.pdf The Cultural Policy of The Republic of Seychelles, Ministry of Local Government, Sports and Culture, 2004 at http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/policy/Seychelles_Cultural_Policy-en.pdf or Polisi Kiltir Repiblik Sesel, Minister Gouvernman Lokal, Sport ek Kiltir, 2004 at http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/policy/Seychelles_Cultural_Policy-sc.pdf The Uganda National Culture Policy, Final Draft, Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development, Kampala, December 2006 at http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/policy/Uganda_Culture_Policy-en.pdf Botswana National Policy on Culture, Ministry of Labour and Home Affairs, Department of Culture and Youth, October 2001 at http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/policy/Botswana_National_Cultural_Policy-en.pdf Unity, Identity and Creativity for Prosperity - Policy on Arts and Culture of the Republic of Namibia, Ministry of Basic Education, Sport and Culture, Windhoek, Namibia, August 2001 at http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/policy/Namibia_Cultural_Policy-en.pdf Mozambique Cultural Policy and Implementation Strategy, Council of Ministers, Resolution No. 12/97, June 1997 at http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/policy/Mozambique_Cultural_Policy-pt.pdf Cultural Policies in African Member States: Present Situation and Trends, SHC75/AFRICACULT/4 (24 countries) Situation and Trends of Cultural Policies in the Member States of Africa, CLT/MONDIACULT/REF.1/AFR (28 Sub-Saharan countries) Situation and Trends of Cultural Policies in the Arab Member States, CLT/MONDIACULT/REF.1/ARBR (6 North Africain countries) Guide to Current States and Trends in Cultural Policy and Life in UNESCO Member States: Africa, CULTURELINK, Cultural Policy Databank, 1992
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Monographies on Cultural Policies in the Member States: African Countries Algeria (1977), Cameroon (1975), Egypt (1972), Ghana (1975), Guinea (1979), Kenya (1975), Liberia (1974), Morocco (1981), Nigeria (1972), Senegal (1973), Sierra Leone (1979), Tanzania (1974), Togo (1975), Tunisia (1970), Zaire (1975) Cultural Policy Frameworks in Selective African Countries
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Angola
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In Angola the Ministry of Culture is responsible for development of the cultural sector. This is done through and by nine public institutions, which includes the National Institute of Cultural Heritage and the National Institute of Artistic and Cultural Training.
Botswana
In Botswana, a draft national cultural policy was published in March 20011 by the Ministry of Labour and Home Affairs which has the portfolio responsibility for culture and youth, with the Botswana National Cultural Council acting as an advisory body. The policy was approved by cabinet in October 2001. Cultural heritage is accounted for in various acts of parliament but these dont mention the visual arts and crafts directly. This is now contained in the draft national cultural policy.
Ethiopia
The 1997 cultural policy guarantees equal access to culture for all Ethiopians. A direct response to a dictatorial regime that was discriminatory to many ethnic cultures. A key feature of the policy is the preservation of heritage and reclaiming that which has been stolen. A campaign was launched in 2004, reinforced by the return of an obelisk in 2005 that was plundered in 1937 on the orders of Mussolini. It has now been returned! In 2004, Ghana instituted a cultural policy that promotes unity in diversity, African values and standards and provides for the establishment of a cultural fund. The primary focus is on promoting culture to promote redress after colonialism. The Ministry of Tourism, Sports and Culture is responsible for arts and culture policy and management. The Directorate of Culture is subdivided into sections as well as commissions, committees and associations, which are recognized and affiliated to the Department of Culture.2 In 2002 a new White Paper on culture was drawn up, but has not yet been implemented. It focuses on training and revision of museum frameworks. Cultural issues fall under the Ministry of Education, Sports and Culture. Cultural Heritage is protected through different Acts of Parliament, dealing
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with Monuments and Relics, Museums, Arts and Crafts, Archives and censorship issues. The Department of Arts and Crafts recently called artists of all disciplines to form associations, for which the government provided seed funding. The mandate given to these associations is that they write their own constitutions. Once these are presented to government, they will become eligible for funding. Government felt it was important to put this responsibility onto the artists so they could, as Mr. Bernard Kwilimbe says, speak with one voice, because who feels it, knows it most.3 The definition of arts and crafts in Malawi is officially grouped as grassroots (basketry, woodcarving, and domestic implements); entrepreneurial (defined as passing from one hand to another) and fine arts (painting and sculpture) The Malawi Chamber of Commerce is encouraging government to promote the visual arts and crafts industries at the trade show grounds in Blantyre for the international trade fair. This will be negotiated around May 2002. It is the first time artists and craftspeople have been invited to exhibit.
Mauritius
The arts and culture industries in Mauritius are considered very important to the national identity of the country. The Ministry of Arts and Culture, divided into the respective departments, deals with artistic and cultural issues and activities and endeavors to enhance and promote development in these industries. The arts division deals with all artistic disciplines, whereas the Culture Division deals with training, national cultural festivals and cultural exchange programmes, at regional and international levels. Policies governing these and other related departments are in the process of revision in response to developmental needs in Mauritius. In Mozambique, the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports manage the field of culture. Like many other countries in the region, there are few formally organized groups or institutions in the sector other than those with connections to excolonial powers. There are many Portuguese-funded cultural centres and connections between other ex-Portuguese colonies (Brazil, Angola etc.) are fostered.
Mozambique
Namibia
Next to South Africa, Namibia demonstrates the most well organized visual arts and crafts industries, with government and various parastatals like art galleries, museums, associations and unions taking responsibility for organizing cultural practice. In order to enable more effective administration of culture, the government has decentralized cultural services through seven regional offices. Collective workshops, workshops, biennales and craft fairs have featured prominently on the visual arts and crafts calendar for some twenty years. Like South Africa, Namibian is succeeding in getting the private sector to invest in and support the visual arts and crafts industries. The right to culture is enshrined in the constitution and is critical for the unity of some 250 groups that comprise the Nigeria people. Preserving cultural heritage is critical objective of the Ministry of Culture & Tourism. The National Commission for Museums & Monuments enforces a strict regime to
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prevent art theft. Cultural policy is implemented by National Council for Art and Culture (NCAC) In addition the 36 states each have their own arts council. The policy is currently under revision, with a desire to place more emphasis on cultural co-operation with business and local communities.
Senegal
The country has played an important role in West Africa since 1960 due to the biannual arts festival DakArt and the 30 year old Gore Diaspora Festivale. The National Programme for the Development of Culture launched in 2005 is founded on 2 central pillars unity & diversity. The objective is to stimulate the cultural sectors, retain the countrys heritage and promote Senegal as Africas Cultural Crossroad. The Programme is decentralized, with local cultural offices responsible for its implementation. In addition to the Programme there are presidential projects that are managed directly by the Office of the President: Construction of a National Theatre & Academy of the Arts in Dakar The establishment of the Museum of Black Civilizations
South Africa
In comparison to many of the other countries in the region, the cultural policy environment is highly developed. The constitution of South Africa provides for a National Ministry for Arts and Culture (Department of Arts and Culture or DACST), and nine provincial ministries of Culture. Since 1994, the visual arts and crafts industries have been at the mercy of funding and support policies that seem constantly under revision to address issues of community relevance (implying a homogenous community instead of heterogeneous communities), education and skills transfer. Cultural management, being the responsibility of the Ministry of Home Affairs demonstrates the imprecation of cultural heritage and social life. Aspects of cultural management also fall under the Ministries of Education and Natural Resources. The latter manages and preserves traditional sculptural practices. The mandate of the National Cultural Council is to encourage all cultural groups to enhance their performances and patriotic living as a uniting force in the nation, which effectively excludes the visual arts and crafts industries. However, successful crafts-based projects are in operation, and many thrive. Tanzania put in place a cultural policy in 1997. The cultural sector is located in the Ministry of Education and Culture which in turn has two major sectors, Education and Culture, each of which has a commissioner. The cultural sector is inclusive of four directorates: Arts and Languages; Sport Development; Archives and Antiquities. The Department of Arts and Languages co-ordinates the National Arts Council of Tanzania (BASATA), which exists to organize exhibitions on invitation to local artists, but apparently this has not happened for some years. The National Arts Council is responsible for writing policy on arts events, structures and cultural activities. Their main aim or service is to register the various ethnic groups and associated special events. They will, for example certify the public practice of fine artists and register exhibitions. In relation to the Village Museum, the NAC will provide certification of standards of production that aids with the promotion and sale of artifacts as well as events. The Department also administers the Bagamoyo College of Arts which trains traditional dancers, musicians, performing artists, fine artists and sculptors.
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Tanzania
Uganda
Ugandas draft cultural policy was submitted to the countrys Cabinet in August 2005 explicitly links the arts to social development. The policy promotes the cultural industries as a source of income and encourages the use of indigenous knowledge. The responsible Ministry of Gender, Labour & Social Development has integrated culture into the national plan to combat poverty.
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The emphasis is on decentralization with local authorities formulating their own cultural policy within national guidelines. A special department in the Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Industry bears responsibility for museums & monuments. The Ministry of Education takes responsibility for the literary world. The Ministry compiled a policy plan in 1997 to stimulating publications in national languages, making books accessible and constructing libraries. Zambia The Ministry of Community Development and Social Services is responsible for policy development and promotion of cultural activities such as the arts and crafts. The Ministry is also responsible for bilateral and multilateral cultural co-operation. The National Arts Council of Zambia, which co-ordinates artistic activities of national arts associations, is a statutory body under the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services The Visual Arts Council currently has a register of approximately 300 members throughout Zambia and organizers national exhibitions and workshops. In 1994 the National Arts Council grew out of various associations of the department of cultural services to form a relationship between the artists and the government. Zimbabwe Zimbabwe has a written cultural policy which articulates the promotion of culture in a multi-cultural society that takes into account the different ethnic, linguistic and religious elements in the country. Role players in the industry have reported that this is not actively practiced due to recent restrictions that affect freedom of speech put in place by President Robert Mugabe. Culture is supported and managed in various line Ministries and departments in the Zimbabwean government. The Ministry of Education, Sport and Culture is responsible for policy direction in all matters concerning culture. The Ministry of Home Affairs administers the National Museums and Monuments and the National Archives. Copyright and Neighbouring Rights matters are administered by the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs.
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Africa, Caribbean and Pacific Countries Title: Dakar Declaration on the Promotion of ACP Cultures and Cultural Industries Author: ACP Group Date: 20-Jun-03 Website: http://www.acpsec.org/acpfestival/acp8300603_Dakar_Declaration_e.pdf Summary: This declaration commits the African, Caribbean and Pacific cultural ministers to formulate an ACP cultural policy, to collaborate with regional bodies and international institutions and to promote the adoption of measures conducive to the development and establishment of all forms of cultural industries in ACP states. Its commits ACP states to working with the Convention on the diversity of cultural expressions, to participate in the World Summit on the Information Society, to support the regular hosting of an ACP festival and to work with the European Union and other international and multilateral partners and non state actors to design, promote and support ACP cultural activities through the establishment of an ACP Cultural Foundation. Key Words: ACP, cultural industries, development, ICTs, ACP festival, ACP Cultural Foundation, Dakar Title: Promotion of Cultural industries/ Regional cooperation in the field of culture: report on the main conclusions Author: ACP Group Commissioning Party: Technical meeting 1st meeting of ACP Ministers of Culture, Working Group 11 Date: 18-Jun-03 Title: Handbook on ACP Cultural Industries Author: ACP Secretariat Commissioning Party: Drawn up by Ccawa / Cacao for the Secretariat of the ACP Date: 2006 Website: http://www.acpfilms.eu/fileadmin/fichiers/formulaire_et_annexes/EN/Handbook_ACP_cultural_i ndustries.pdf Summary: This handbook is produced for 2 purposes: a) to publicise ACP's cultural policies and b) to promote an understanding of the advantages of cooperation between ACP and the EU in the field of culture. The report outlines the ACP groups' cultural policy; ACP cultural industries; information on national and regional cultural policies and the principles to which cultural cooperation with the EC has to sign up. Key Words: ACP, EU, culture, cultural policy, cultural industries
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Africa Continent
Before 2000 Title: Cultural Industries for development in Africa: Dakar Plan of Action Author: Organisation of African Unity/ UNESCO Commissioning Party: AU/UNESCO Date: Jun-92 Title: Expanding the book trade across Africa: a study of current barriers and future potential Author: Makotsi, Ruth Commissioning Party: Association for the Development of Education in Africa Date: 1999 Associated project: Association for the development of Education in Africa, in collaboration with the African Publishers' Network, Oxford, UK Website: http://openlibrary.org/b/OL22460732M/Expanding-the-book-trade-across-Africa Key Words: publishing; publishing industry; book industry; bookselling; trade; book development; Africa 2000 Title: Culture can play a key role in regional integration Author: Sithole, Jabulani Date: 15-Dec-00 Website: http://www.sardc.net/editorial/sanf/2000/Iss23/Nf2.html Title: Regional consultation on cultural industries in Africa Author: UNESCO Commissioning Party: UNESCO Date: 5-8 th September 2000 Associated project: Cotonou Summary: A UNESCO meeting of experts met in Cotonou (Benin) in September 2000 to review the current situation of cultural industries in Africa, 8 years after the launch of the Dakar Plan of Action and in the light of the impact of globalisation and the need to respect cultural diversity. Professionals from Angola, Benin, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ivory Coast, Gabon, Ghana, Malawi, Tanzania and Togo participated in the meeting. Challenges facing each of the core cultural industries in Africa as a result of culture, trade and globalisation are outlined. Recommendations directed at key role-players are identified: states and public authorities, cultural operators, international and regional organisations and bodies and particularly, for UNESCO. Key Words: Cotonou agreement, UNESCO, cultural industries, Africa, recommendations, role of government, globalisation Title: Regional Forum on cultural industries in Africa
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Author: UNESCO Commissioning Party: UNESCO Date: 4th - 9th September 2000 Associated project: Organised by Breda at ABOMEY, Benin Website: http//www.dakar.unesco.org/news/en/en_000814_cutlure.shtml Summary: This news item announces the regional forum on cultural industries in Africa to reflect on developments since the adoption of the Dakar Plan of Action in 1992. The intention is to conduct an inventory of cultural industries in Africa and provide guidelines for UNESCO. It would be useful to have access to these working papers as there is little to reflect on in this period! Key Words: Africa, cultural industries, Dakar plan of action, UNESCO, assessment, regional forum Title: The Dynamics of African Filmmaking Author: Cham, Mbye Commissioning Party: UNESCO Associated project: UNESCO's World Culture Report 2000: Cultural diversity, conflict and pluralism 2001 Title: Culture, Entrepreneurship and Development in Africa Author: Tshikuku, Kabeya Commissioning Party: CRDI/IDRC, UNESCO Date: 10-14 December 2001 Associated project: Paper presented to the International Conference on the Cultural Approach to Development in Africa, Senegal by Prof Tshikuku from Institut de Recherches Economoniques et Sociales (IRES) Universite de Kinshasa Website: http://unpan1.un.org/intradoc/groups/public/documents/idep/unpan003349.pdf Summary: This paper reflects on the nature of African economies and particularly the weakness of indigenous entrepreneurship. While the old framework of lifelong solidarity has not disintegrated completely the new framework of capitalist individualism has not completely moved in. It is here that the author finds the basis for a plan of action for Africa. This plan is targeted at educators in favour of the very young, at teachers for teenagers, at political institutions to promote national entrepreneurship and finally at action strategies aimed for civil society. Culture is considered from the perspective of values, attitudes and reflexes. Key Words: culture, indigenous entrepreneurship, values, inculturation, teachers, educators Title: Local repertoire hits new highs to dominate world music market in African Music Industry Author: Seligman, G Commissioning Party: World Bank Date: June 20-21 June 2001 Associated project: Paper presented at the workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa, World Bank and Policy Sciences Centre, Inc, Washington, DC Website: http://siteresources.worldbank.org/intceerd/resources/cwi_music_industry_in_africa_synopsis.p df
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Summary: This presentation focuses on how each of the key players in the music industry makes money: record companies, artists and publishers. It assesses the high risk nature of the music business and highlights market trends and potentials per type of music for each of 6 African countries. Key Words: record companies, music, distribution, Congo, market trends, royalties, air play Title: What's the use of music? The role of the music industry in Africa Author: Sen. Amartya Commissioning Party: World Bank Date: June 20-21. 2001 Associated project: Workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa, sponsored by the World Bank and the Policy Sciences Centre, Inc, Washington, DC Website: http://siteresources.worldbank.org/intceerd/resources/cwi_music_industry_in_africa_synopsis.p df Summary: This presentation highlights the key points from all the contributors to the workshop in 2001. In highlighting the contributions of the music industry to Africa's development, he notes that it extends beyond the direct contribution that the development of music makes to the living standards and the quality of life of the people; a) economic returns from programmes of distribution, with protection of rights and entitlements; b) music plays a part in sustaining old identities and contributes to the creation of new ones; c) music in both entertainment and dialogue. He concludes that music makes interrelated contributions to economic development, social change, political cohesion and cultural progress. Key Words: Music, contributions, economic, social, cultural, living standards, quality of life, Africa, music industry Title: Informal music training in early childhood musical development Author: Strumpf, Mitchel Commissioning Party: UNESCO Date: 24-30 June 2001 Associated project: Paper presented at the African Regional Arts Education Conference in port Elizabeth, South Africa Summary: This report deals with music education in Malawi and Zimbabwe and offers suggestions of ways to improve formal, in-classroom music education in both countries. Key Words: Music training, early childhood, musical development, Malawi Title: Workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa Author: The Development Research Group on International Trade Commissioning Party: World Bank Date: 20-21 June 2001 Associated project: Participants include Amartya Sen, Paul Collier, J Michael Finger, Frank Penna, David Saryek, Gerard Seligman, John Collins, Coenraad Visser, Jerome Reichman, Phil Hardy, Scott Burnett, Keith Maskus Website: http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTCEERD/Resources/CWI_music_industry_in_Africa_syno psis.pdf Summary: This workshop focused on the development of the music industry in Africa with contributions from international and African experts. Topics ranged from the WTO and Trips
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agreements, economies of African states, the role of the cultural industries in poverty alleviation, the Nashville experience, creating and sustaining markets for African music, how the various players in the music industry market money, the legal and intellectual property rights frameworks, public domain music, the role of collection societies, digital solutions as well as how to create an African music industry. Key Words: Africa, music industry, West Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, World Bank, economics, social contribution, cultural industry, Nashville, Congo, Ghana, South Africa, markets, legal framework, collection societies, African music industry 2002 Title: Culture and Peace: the Search for Indicators Author: Mazonde, I N Commissioning Party: International Network for Cultural Diversity Date: 2002 Associated project: Presented at the INCD meeting in Cape Town, Author from University of Botswana Title: Scholarly publishing in Africa Author: African Book Collective and the Dag Hammarskjold Foundation Date: Jul-02 2003 Title: Guide to Pan-African cultural markets, professional networks and research resources Author: Brereton, Kira Commissioning Party: African Marketplace Inc, Cultural Engineering, Inc. Date: May, 2003 Associated project: African Marketplace Inc, Cultural Engineering, Inc. Website: http://www.culturalengineering.com/uploadfiles/AMP_CE%20GUIDE.pdf Summary: This guide commissioned by the African Marketplace Inc (a not for profit organisation that promotes the understanding and appreciation of the global influence of the African Diaspora) covers the following sectors: fashion, literature, media, multi-disciplinary, music, performing arts, tourism and visual arts. It includes a questionnaire for participation in future editions. The Guide consists of a brief description and associated contact information for thousands of Festivals, Cultural markets, Professional Networks, and Research resources all either part of the African Diaspora or demonstrating a strong emphasis on Pan-African arts and culture. Key Words: Guide, African Markets, Festivals, cultural markets, Research, African Diaspora 2004 Title: Les industries culturelles des pays du Sud : enjeux du projet de convention internationale sur la diversit culturelle Author: M. Francisco dAlmeida et Mme Marie Lise Alleman, Commissioning Party: Association Culture et dveloppement
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Date: Aug-04 Associated project: Association Culture et dveloppement Summary: This report was written for the Intergovernmental Agency of the Francophonie (AIF) and the High Council of the Francophonie. It is their contention that this is the first comprehensive attempt to assess the economic importance of the cultural industries of the South. Their study highlights the shortage of comprehensive data on these industries and the need to harmonize data collection procedures to arrive at a common 'model' for the international community. They argue for the identification of indicators to measure the current and potential contribution of cultural industries; ability to pinpoint structural obstacles to the development of cultural insures that require public policy solutions and to explore the economic and cultural rationale for international convention on cultural diversity. They conclude that the diversity of cultural industries in the South precludes their characterisation as an homogenous entity. Therefore policies directed at these industries will need to be diverse. Key Words: Francophonie, AIF, cultural industries, Africa, data collection, policy, cultural diversity, indicators. Title: Nairobi Plan of Action for Cultural Industries in Africa Author: African Union Commissioning Party: African Union Date: 10-14 December 2005 Website: www.africa-union.org Summary: The Nairobi Plan of Action (2005) replaces the Dakar Plan of Action (1992) taking into account developments in the interim years. It offers a situational analysis of the cultural industries in Africa and presents a plan of action for the development of endogenous cultural industries in Africa with the perspective of setting up an African cultural common market. Specific measures to be taken by pan-African organisations, UNESCO as well as member states are outlined to support the growth and development of the cultural industries in Africa. Key Words: Nairobi Plan of Action, Dakar Plan of Action, cultural industries, Africa, UNESCO, African Union, African cultural common market. Title: For most Africans, Internet access is little more than a pipe dream Author: Alden, Chris Commissioning Party: Online Journalism Review Date: 2004 Associated project: Online Journalism Review Website: http://www.ojr.org/ojr/workplace/107109268.php Summary: This review of internet use in Africa based on the World Summit on the Information Society reveals the lack of computers, training or economics essential to affording and using new technology. The case of Ethiopia is presented with less than 0.1 percent of the population ever having seen the internet. Facts from Swaziland, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Tanzania, Benin, Ghana, Madagascar, Kenya, Nigeria and Rwanda are given. Key Words: Africa, internet, digital divide, information society, internet use, Ethiopia Title: Cultural Indicators: Views from Africa Author: OCPA Commissioning Party: OCPA Date: March/ August 2004
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Associated project: Drafted by the Task Force on Cultural Indicators of Human Development in Africa for presentation at the Congress of Cultural Rights and Human development under the auspices of the Forum Barcelona, Mozambique Website: http://www.culturalrights.net/descargas/drets_culturals80.pdf Summary: This paper documents the work of an interdisciplinary and complementary team during two seminars in Maputo during 2004. The purpose of the work was to provide a specifically African perspective on cultural indicators for human development. Priority indicators are presented including governance, equity, cultural liberties, creativity and cultural entrepreneurship, knowledge generation and management, as well as capacity building, gender and HIV/Aids. Key Words: Cultural indicators, cultural diversity, Africa Title: Take Note! The (Re)naissance of the music industry in Sub-Saharan Africa Author: Development Works Commissioning Party: UNESCO Date: Jun-04 Associated project: Paper prepared for The Global Alliance for Cultural Diversity: Division of Arts and Cultural enterprise, Unesco, Paris Website: http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/files/26323/11127048393Global_Alliance_Tool__Music_Industry_in_Sub-Saharan_Africa.doc/Global%2BAlliance%2BTool%2B%2BMusic%2BIndustry%2Bin%2BSub-Saharan%2BAfrica.doc. Summary: This report explores six themes relating to the music economies of Sub-Saharan Africa. These are: the size of the African music economy as reflected in market value assessments; the major differences pertaining to the status of the music industry in different countries in terms of evidence of the developmental stages which both the recording and live performance sectors have achieved; music genres in terms of the share of the market captured by local repertoire and common music genres across the region; the contextual factors that define the condition of the music industry in the region. These include socio-cultural, political and economic factors; overviews of the production and consumption patterns in the recording and live performance industry value chains respectively, in terms of different markets, value chain segments and role-players. Key Words: Sub-Saharan Africa, African music economy, developmental stages, music genres, recording and live performance sectors, socio-cultural, political and economic factors, production and consumption patterns, value chains, role players, music industry, music sector, UNESCO Title: Musicians' cooperatives: a new model for developing the African music industry Author: IFM, Unesco Commissioning Party: UNESCO Date: Nov-04 Title: Publishing in Africa Author: Kromberg, Steve Commissioning Party: HSRC, South Africa Date: 2004 Associated project: Part of the HSRC research team for DACST to establish a cultural observatory Website: www.culturalobservatory.org.za
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2005 Title: Under-rated Arts Author: Brickhill, Paul Date: 2005 Associated project: Magazine for Development and Cooperation Website: http://www.inwent.org/E+Z/content/archive-eng/12-2005/tribune_art4.html Title: UNESCO: Culture, Integration and African Renaissance Author: Matsuura, Koichiro Commissioning Party: UNESCO Date: 13-Dec-05 Associated project: Address on the occasion of the Conference of Ministers of Culture of the Africa Union Website: http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0014/01427/142796e.pdf Summary: This address was given in Kenya on the theme 'Culture, Integration and African Renaissance' has as its starting point the 'glaring absence' of culture from the action plan of NEPAD and that the 'entire approach, the entire quest for the African renaissance rests on cultural postulates'. The address touches on the links between culture and development, the importance of cultural heritage for cultural unity as well as the significance of cultural industries in Africa. It notes that little progress has been made since the adoption of the 1992 Dakar Plan of Action for the Development of Cultural Industries and that in addition there have been substantial changes and advances in technologies since then. The address also emphasises that language is a key instrument in research and that partnerships enabling South-South and triangular solidarities need to be explored. Key Words: Culture, Integration, African Renaissance, Dakar Plan of Action, cultural industries, partnerships, South-South partnerships Title: What is Digital Arts in Africa? Author: DigiArts, UNESCO Commissioning Party: UNESCO Date: 2005 Associated project: UNESCO Knowledge Portal Website: http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.phpURL_ID=24376&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.html Title: Interview with Gaston Kabore Author: The Global Alliance for Cultural Diversity Commissioning Party: UNESCO Date: 2005/11/10 Associated project: UNESCO Website: http://portal.unesco/org/culture/en/ev/php-URL_ID=26989URL_DO=DO_Topic& Summary: This Global Alliance interview with one of Africa's most famous filmmakers, Gaston Kabore touches on many issues of relevance to African film industry. These include training and professionalism including his company 'Imagine", film distribution as the key control of the cinema industry, the impact of digital technologies, whether mobile cinema is a solution to the
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lack of cinema viewing halls in Africa, the role of television and whether a vibrant film market can be developed in Africa. Key Words: Gatson Kabore, filmmaker, Africa, Burkina Faso, film industry, digital technologies, mobile cinema, television, training Title: Africa music: new challenges, new vocations Author: Tchebwa, M Commissioning Party: UNESCO Date: 2005 Associated project: UNESCO Website: www.unesco.org/publishing Summary: This book provides an overview of Africa as the home of a kaleidoscope of musical traditions and discoveries. It documents the multiple forms of African music and shows how they are firmly rooted in the social and cultural concerns of Africa societies. It documents the challenges of globalisation and the internet showing how trade has abolished frontiers with cultural capitalism advancing daily and the rise of digital piracy. It asks whether small African production studios can protect the musical heritage and the development of Africa's cultural industries from multinational record companies and whether artists should accept the pirating of their work by new technologies. Key Words: Africa, music, heritage, internet, globalization, digital piracy, small production, 2006 Title: National Conference on Culture and NEPAD Author: National Commission on Culture, Ghana Commissioning Party: National Commission on Culture Date: 18/05/2006 Website: http://www.ghanaculture.gov.gh/indes1/php?linkid=65&archiveid=159&page=1&adate= Summary: This report details the workshops held by the National Commission on Culture in Ghana. The objectives of these workshops were to examine the dimensions of culture relevant to the realization of the NEPAD goals and to make recommendations for inclusion of cultural dimensions in the NEPAD framework Key Words: National Commission on Culture, NEPAD, Ghana, workshops, socio-economic development Title: Charter for African Cultural Renaissance Author: African Union Commissioning Party: African Union Date: 23rd -24th January 2006 Associated project: Sixth Ordinary Session of the Assembly, held in Khartoum, Sudan Website: www.africa-union.org/root/au/documents/treaties/text/charter%20%20African%20cultural%20Renaissance-en.pdf Summary: This Charter for African Cultural Renaissance replaces the 1976 Cultural Charter for Africa and deals with objectives and principles, African cultural diversity, identity and renaissance, cultural development, use of African languages, use of mass media, the role of
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states in cultural development, Intra and inter African cultural co-operation and Africa and the African Diaspora. Key Words: Africa, culture, renaissance Title: The Promotion and Protection of Africa's Cultural Products: Advocacy Statement Author: African Union Commissioning Party: African Union Date: 06-Dec-06 Associated project: Advocacy Statement Website: http://www.thecommonwealth.org/Shared_ASP_Files/UploadedFiles/0DD2D9DEE737-4839-B5F1-11F4B3B53102_Cultural_products_protection_advocacy_statement_2.pdf Summary: This Advocacy statement addresses the problem of African cultural products being made all over the world without benefit to the African originators. Third parties exploit African designs without authority, acknowledgement or benefit-sharing and also at times obtain intellectual property rights over their 'new' or 'original' designs. This results in concerns that not only is the style of the indigenous design misappropriated, but is all too often in a disrespectful or inappropriate manner. It calls for instruments to be designed to address the protection of the full range of African cultural products . Key Words: Africa, promotion, cultural products, cultural manifesto, traditional cultural expressions, local economies Title: Culture And Poverty Alleviation in Africa: A review of the cultural effectiveness of Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers in West and Central Africa Author: Sagnia, Burama Commissioning Party: International Network for Cultural Diversity Date: Oct-06 Associated project: A report prepared for the Conference on African Cultural Sector Development, Goiree Island, Dakar, Senegal, 5-7 March 2007 Website: http://www.hivox.nl/english/english/arterial/background-materials Summary: This paper was commissioned as a background document for the Conference on African Culture Sector Development and served two purposes: a) to provide a cultural review and critique of Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs) of 9 countries in West and Central Africa to determine the manner and extent to which cultural issues and concerns have been accommodated and b) to reveal how creative industries have been incorporated and prioritised in the PRSP, national development strategies and budgets. It proposes strategies for reinforcing the case for culture in PRSP and other sector development strategies. Key Words: PRSPs, Africa, cultural effectiveness, cultural industries, creative industries, sector development policies, strategies Title: Compendium of Reference Documents for Cultural Policies in Africa Author: OCPA Commissioning Party: OCPA Date: 2006 Associated project: Published in cooperation with UNESCO Website: http://ocpa.irmo.hr/activities/publics/indexen.html and http://ocpa.irmo.hr/activities/newsletter/2009/OCPA_News_No223_20090226.pdf Summary: This document was developed and published by OCPA in co-operation with UNESCO, the International Organization of the Francophonie and the Swiss Commission for
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UNESCO. The book includes a collection of reference texts, resolutions, recommendations and declarations concerning culture and its role in development in Africa, adopted since the 1960's, namely by the OAU/AU, UNESCO and the International Organization of the Francophonie (OIF).The Compendium also contains an introductory Overview of Objectives and Priorities of Cultural Policies in Africa - From the Pan African Manifesto (1969) to the Charter for the Cultural Renaissance of Africa (2006), as well as a bibliography of some 600 documents and publications concerning cultural policies and cultural development in Africa from the UNESCO and OCPA databases. Key Words: Reference documents, Cultural Policies, Africa, OCPA, AU, OCPA 2007 Title: Creative economy and poverty eradication in Africa: principles and realities Author: Kovacs, Mate, OCPA Commissioning Party: OCPA Date: 15-Apr-07 Associated project: OCPA website Summary: The central message of this paper is that despite numerous policy declarations and guidelines as well as thorough assessments of the cultural industries in Africa (such as the Nairobi Plan of Action), the prevailing strategies and planning practices continue to ignore in general the cultural realities and assets of the African continent. The paper argues that the creative economy is a sustainable development strategy and points to the variety and multiplicity of initiatives taken in various countries. The international cultural market imposes an imperative on African countries to realise the objectives of the Convention on the preservation and protection of the diversity of cultural expressions and for the international community to share expertise and resources to assist in this endeavour. Key Words: Cultural industries, Africa, Convention on the preservation and protection of the diversity of cultural expressions, creative economy, sustainable development Title: The Arterial Conference: Vitalising African cultural assets Author: Arterial Conference Commissioning Party: Arterial Network Date: 5-7 March 2007 Associated project: Conference Report Website: http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/docs/arterial_conference_report_en.pdf Summary: This report of the Arterial Network Conference titled 'Vitalising African Cultural Assets' covered aspects relating to African cultural assets, African cultural sector, UNESCO's Convention, economic sustainability, arts and culture management and capacity building, cultural cooperation and exchange, lobbying and organisation building, funding as well as proposals for practical projects to address some of the key challenges. The report serves as a basis for planning, networking and action to address the primary themes and issues emanating form the conference. Key Words: Arterial Network, cultural assets, Goiree Island, Senegal, African cultural sector, UNESCO, economic sustainability, arts and culture management, cultural cooperation, funding Title: Economic sustainability in African Culture Sector Author: Brickhill, Paul
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Commissioning Party: Presented at the Arterial Network conference, 'Revitalising Africa's assets'. Date: 2007 Associated project: Arterial Network Summary: This short discussion presented at the Arterial Conference 'Revitalising Africa's Assets' asks questions about what fuels the growth of the cultural sector in Africa, what the main markets are, are new markets emerging, etc. It notes that the creative sector is not accorded economic status equivalent to other industries and is rather framed by intrinsic social value resulting in arts practitioners arguing that homegrown culture which drives intellectual and social synergy in the continent is massively under-valued. Key Words: economic sustainability, African cultural sector, growth, markets, social value, artistic heritage, production and distribution capacity, publishing, music recording, film distribution Title: Culture - what culture? Author: Guchu, Wander Commissioning Party: Arterial News Vol2 No 2 Date: Mar-07 Associated project: Arterial Network Title: Start small, think big Author: Mbewe, Nebat Commissioning Party: Arterial Network Date: Mar-07 Associated project: Arterial News Vol 2 no 4 Key Words: Mass media, coverage, arts journalism, SABC, editorial Title: Concept Note Author: African Union Commissioning Party: African Union Date: Apr-07 Associated project: The Second Session of AU Conference of Ministers of Culture (CAMC2) Website: www.african-union.org Summary: This concept note highlights the objectives of the roundtable 'Strengthening Partnership between African Cultural Institutions and the African Union' and the Conference of Ministers of Culture (19-23 October 2008) and sets up the precedents for the meeting, the agenda as well as the expected outcomes, in particular the African Cultural Policy Framework. Key Words: Africa, African Union, African Cultural Policy Framework, Cultural Institutions, Partnership Title: The Power of Culture: Master Plan African Art Sector on the way Author: Unknown Date: Apr-07 Website: http://www.powerofculture.nl/en/current/2007/april/arterial.html Title: Capacity building for cultural enterprise Date: 2007 Website: http://www.defsa.org.za/2007conference/documents/papers/JackieGuille.pdf
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Summary: This photo document presentation focuses on the 25 bilateral focus countries (16 of which are in Sub Saharan Africa) eligible for DelPHI funding and highlights the need to develop capacity for cultural enterprises in many of these countries. Using vivid photos of craft projects throughout the region and UNESCO programmes the document showcases existing craft enterprise development in the region. Key Words: UNESCO, photo gallery, craft enterprises, cultural enterprise, income generation, DelPHI funding. Title: African Film Industry needs Better Training to Survive Author: Mbewe, Nebat Commissioning Party: Arterial Network Date: Mar-07 Associated project: Arterial News Vol 1 No 1 Title: Introducing MASA (Market for African Performing Arts) Author: MASA Commissioning Party: MASA Date: 2007 Associated project: Website: http://www.masa.francophonie.org/english/presentation/presentation.htm Summary: MASA was created in 1993 by the Agence Intergouvernementale de la Francophonie to promote African artists and their works and incorporate them into international distribution channels. It is a Pan African project. This note introduces the work of Masa. Key Words: MASA, Francophonie, Pan African, African artists Title: Visual arts in Africa: plagued by a litany of problems & obstacle Author: Owoo, John Commissioning Party: Arterial Network Date: Mar-07 Associated project: Arterial News Vol 2 no 6 Website: http://www.imagineafrica.org/files/Arterial_Conference_Report.pdf 2008 Title: Creative Industries: the under-utilized African resources Author: Demilew, Abiy Commissioning Party: Creative Africa Website Date: 2008 Associated project: on Creative Africa website Website: http://www.creative-africa.org/creative-africa_2008/index.php?option=com_c Summary: This commissioned piece reflects on the inability of Africa to respond creatively and effectively with the global creative economy resulting in an under-utilization of Africa's resources and the potential for the impoverishment of the cultural heritage of African countries. It highlights the establishment of the Accra Group in Ghana in April 2008 as a mechanism both to mobilise creative sector stakeholders in each national context and as a starting point for the implementation of the Nairobi Plan of Action.
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Key Words: Accra Group, Ghana, creative economy, cultural heritage, Africa, African countries, Nairobi Plan of Action Title: Culture, a lever for development in Africa Author: UNESCO Commissioning Party: UNESCO Date: 2008 Associated project: Meeting Debate in Culture, economy, regional integration Website: http://appablog.wordpress.com/2008/12/12/culture-economy-regional-integrationcult..
2009 Title: The African Cinema doesnt exist Author: Ondega, Ogova Commissioning Party: The Power of Culture Web site Date: Feb-09 Website: http://www.powerofculture.nl/en/current/2009/february/fespaco Summary: This short piece laments the lack of a 'film industry' in Africa despite the many films produced in Africa. The problems facing the development of 'African cinema' are highlighted with a particular emphasis on the role of France. Key Words: African cinema, France, film industry, Unknown date Title: Africa and transnational cultural industries Author: Perman, Tony Associated project: University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Website: http://www.afrst.uiuc.edu Summary: This short paper from the Outreach Program of the Centre for African Studies reflects on the impact of globalisation on the cultural industries of the poorer countries of Africa. Key Words: Africa, cultural industries, globalisation, Outreach Programme of the Centre for African Studies Title: Africa: Media research is still a problem: Blind leading the Blind Author: Koenderman, Tony Summary: This short piece reflects on the problems of media research in pan-African advertising. This is largely as a result of the wave of deregulation and privatisation which fostered the emergence of dozens of commercial broadcasters on the African continent. Very little credible audience research accompanies their sales pitches. This makes selling advertising very difficult. The paper looks at the work of the Pan African Media Research Organisation (PAMRO) as well as the All Media and Product survey in South Africa, Zambia, Kenya, Namibia and Ghana. Key Words: media research, Africa, All Media and Product survey, South Africa, Zambia, Kenya, Namibia, Ghana, Pamro, TV Africa, advertisers, commercial broadcasters
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Title: African Cultural Policy Resources Author: OCPA Commissioning Party: OCPA Website Website: http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/index-en.html Summary: This website lists African regional and local cultural policies as well as links to other relevant documentation, such as working papers, reports, conclusions and recommendations. Many agencies and institutions are covered including the AU, UNESCO, Culturelink resources, Foundations, African Regional and Sub-regional Organisations, African Regional and National Cultural Institutions, Other International and Regional Organisations, Cooperation Ministries and Agencies, Networks and Research Centres, Non-Governmental Organisations, Museums. African Cultural Policy Documents are listed according to year 1989-2007. African Cultural Policy References are listed according to agency/ institution such as the AU, UNESCO or according to Project, Events, Publications, Press Reviews, News and Listings. Key Words: African cultural policies, AU, UNESCO, Culturelink resources, foundations, African organisations, African institutions, national cultural institutions, international organisations, cooperation ministries, agencies, networks, research centres, non-governmental organisations, museums. African cultural policy documents, African cultural policy references, project, events, publications, press reviews, news, listings. Title: Project Archives Author: The Global Alliance for Cultural Diversity Commissioning Party: UNESCO Associated project: Web listing of projects relating to arts, culture, entrepreneurship in Africa Website: http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=31471&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC Title: African Cinema Author: TransAfrica Forum Commissioning Party: TransAfrica Forum Associated project: Issue brief Website: www.transafricaforum.org Summary: This short piece on African cinema gives a history to the emergence of the film industry in Africa and the production obstacles faces by African filmmakers. The piece looks at finance, production and distribution in African cinema and the dependence on Europe. The importance of the FESPACO fund is highlighted to encourage African filmmakers to take charge of the direction of the industry as well as the development of partnerships across borders. Key Words: African cinema, Africa, production, finance, distribution, Fespaco, fund, partnerships, Europe
Developing Countries Documents Title: Putting Culture First: Commonwealth perspectives on culture and development Author: Commonwealth Foundation Commissioning Party: Commonwealth Foundation Date: 01-Nov-08
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Associated project: Commonwealth Foundation Summary: Putting Culture First is the product of consultation with representatives from government, civil society and the culture and development sectors across the Commonwealth, carried out during 2008. It acknowledges the lack of recognition given by the Commonwealth to the links between culture and development. The booklet highlights 7 key connections between culture and development: the creative economy and sustainable livelihoods, cultural policy and the 2005 UNESCO convention, Culture as a tool for development, as a process for development, cultural expression and negotiating identifies, culture, crisis and repression as well as rights and culture. Key Words: Culture, developing countries, commonwealth foundation, UNESCO convention, culture and development, Title: The cultural industries and development Author: Pagniet, Geraldine Commissioning Party: ACP Date: 2002 Associated project: in The Courier ACP-EU no 194 September - October, 2002 Website: http://ec.europa.eu/development/body/publicatins/courier/courier194/en/en-042-ni.pdf Summary: This article outlines the emergence of cultural industries in the ACP countries and proposes conditions under which they could flourish and generate development. Key Words: ACP, cultural industries, development, UNESCO, cultural services, copyrightbased cultural industries Title: Globalization , creative industries and economy development: policy challenges for Developing Countries Author: Kozul-Wright, Zeljka Commissioning Party: UNCTAD Date: June 4, 2003 Associated project: UNCTAD and UN Partners Summary: The paper covers topics ranging from globalisation and new perspectives for culture, the definition of creative industries with a particular focus on the music industry in developing countries. Production and trade as well as opportunities and policy challenges for the music industry are considered. Mechanisms to upgrade creative industries, managing cultural trade, institution building for creative industries in developing countries as well as the need for a global cultural pact are discussed. In conclusion the paper assesses the flexibility that developing countries have to carry out independent policy initiatives in support of their domestic creative industries in the light of the global trading regime. Key Words: Unctad, music industry, developing countries, creative industries, global trading regime, Trips agreement, globalisation Title: Creative Industries and Development Author: UNCTAD Commissioning Party: UNCTAD Date: 04-Jun-04 Associated project: For 11th session, Sao Paulo, 13-18 June 2004 Website: http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/tdxibpd13_en.pdf Summary: This 14 page report provides information on the state of the creative industries in developing countries in the light of its success in developed countries. Domestic policy
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weaknesses and global systemic biases are the two reasons for the marginal nature of creative industries in the world economy. The advantage to developing countries however is that creativity is deeply embedded in every country's cultural context such that with effective nurturing, these sources of creativity can open up new opportunities for developing countries to increase their shares of world trade and leap frog into new areas of wealth creation. Key Words: UNCTAD, creative industries, development, creativity, developing countries, trade Title: High level panel on creative industries Author: UNCTAD Commissioning Party: UNCTAD Date: 04-Jun-04 Associated project: For 11th session, Sao Paulo, 13-18 June 2004 Website: http://www.unctad.org/en/docs Summary: In 2004 a high level panel on creative industries comprising more than 40 eminent artists and experts from the cultural community, industry, academia, international organisations and civil society met in Sao Paola focused on the developing countries. A key concern was the inability of the developing countries to benefit from the employment expansion, value creation and technological upgrading associated with the creative industries and the need for policy intervention to facilitate market access. Key Words: High level panel, UNCTAD, Sao Paola, creative industries, developing countries, value creation, employment expansion, technological upgrading, market access Title: Creative industries and developing countries: voice, choice and economic growth. . Author: Barrowclough, Diana and Kozul-Wright, Zeljka, (eds.) Commissioning Party: UNCTAD Date: 2008 Associated project: UNCTAD and UN Website: www.unctad.org Summary: This book covers information relating to creative industries in developing countries and the impact these industries have on economic growth. Key Words: Developing countries, creative industries, economic growth, UNCTAD, Barrowclough, Kozul-Wright Title: High level panel on the creative economy and industries for development Author: UNCTAD Commissioning Party: UNCTAD Date: 14-15 January 2008 Associated project: As a pre UNCTAD X11 event in Geneva 14-15 January 2008. Website: http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/tdxiibpd4_en.pdf Summary: In 2008 a high level panel on the creative economy and industries met in Geneva as a precursor to the 12th Session of UNCTAD held in Accra, Ghana. It focussed on the developing countries. The meeting discussed policy strategies, multilateral processes, national experiences, assessment tools and areas for international cooperation aimed at enhancing creative capacities in developing countries. Six themes were debated from policy options, trade gains, and intellectual property rights, cultural policies to capacity building and capturing trade and economic data. Key Words: Creative industries, developing countries, UNCTAD, high level panel, creative economy, trade figures and economic indictors, cross cutting policy
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Title: Creative Economy Report 2008: the challenge of assessing the creative economy: towards informed policy-making Author: United Nations Commissioning Party: UNCTAD Date: 2008 Associated project: UNCTAD and UN partners Website: http://www.unctad.org/Templates/webflyer.asp?docid=9750&intItemID=2068&lang=1 Summary: The so called "Creative economy" is an evolving concept based on the potential of "creative assets" to generate socio-economic growth and development, in a globalized world increasingly dominated by images, sounds, texts and symbols. At the heart of the creative economy lie the creative industries. Loosely defined, the creative industries are at the crossroads of arts, culture, business and technology and use intellectual capital as their primary input. Todays creative industries range from folk art, festivals, music, books, newspapers, paintings, sculptures and performing arts to more technology-intensive subsectors such as the film industry, TV and radio broadcasting, digital animation and video games, and more service-oriented fields such as architectural and advertising services. The Creative Economy Report 2008 the challenge of assessing the creative economy towards informed policy-making is the first comprehensive study to present the United Nations perspective on this emerging topic. This policy-oriented analysis is intended to facilitate a better understanding of the key issues underlying the emerging creative economy at national and international levels. It brings together contributions from five United Nations organizations, namely UNCTAD, UNDP UNESCO, WIPO and the International Trade Centre (ITC), in a joint endeavour to enhance policy coherence and international action in this area. The development dimension is the guiding principle of this Report which aims to assist developing countries to harness their creative economies and to maximize trade and development gains by recognizing the creative economy as a feasible development option for linking economic, technological, social and cultural development objectives of our contemporary society. It does this by discussing concepts, methodologies and the structure of the creative economy; sharing evidence-based analysis confirming that the creative industries constitute a new dynamic sector in international trade and suggesting directions for policy strategies. The statistical annex presents first-hand trade data and pioneering analysis of international trade flows of creative goods and services in world markets. The 350-pages Report recognizes that creativity and human talent are fast becoming powerful engines for economic growth and development, and calls for the adoption of effective cross-cutting mechanisms and concerted inter-ministerial policy action. Developing countries around the world can find ways to optimize the potential of the creative economy for generating economic growth, job creation and export earnings while at the same time promoting social inclusion, cultural diversity and human development. Key Words: creative economy, creative industries, feasible development option, cross-cutting mechanisms, statistics, cultural trade data, definitions, concepts, models, methodologies. Title: Cultural Diversity and the impact of globalization Author: Joffe, A et al Commissioning Party: HSRC, South Africa Date: 2003 Associated project: Paper prepared for the DAC, South Africa (via the HSRC) as a position paper for Developing Countries for the International Network on Cultural Policy Website: http://www.incp-ripc.org
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Summary: The paper takes as its point of departure the work of the International Network on Cultural Policy (INCP). The perspective taken in this paper is that of a developing country isolating both what the development priorities are as well as the status of cultural sectors in developing countries and how these interact. Specific focus is given to the cultural sectors in Sub-Saharan Africa. Having identified these it offers proposals for an instrument that would enhance the ability of developing countries to realise their cultural policy objectives. Key Words: Cultural diversity, globalisation, developing country, cultural industries, subSaharan Africa, SADC, trade, development, post-colonial societies, intellectual property rights, instrument, UNESCO, HSRC, cultural policy, heritage, music, film, craft, visual arts, publishing, cultural industries. Title: ICT in Developing Countries Author: Parliamentary office on science and technology Date: Mar-06 Associated project: Postnote No 261 Website: www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_offices/post/pubs2006.cfm Summary: The benefits of ICT is not being realised in developing countries. A particular focus on Africa is provided with examples from Mali, Zimbabwe, Senegal, Sub Saharan Africa, Ethiopia, Egypt and Tanzania. Technological developments and changes in the way new ICT are used can assist in bridging the 'digital divide'. The importance of NEPAD and the Commission for Africa are highlighted. Key Words: ICT, Developing Countries, Sub Saharan Africa, Africa, technology, digital divide, Tanzania, ICT4D
East Africa Documents Title: East Africa in a frenzy of Film Festivals Author: Artsmatters.info Commissioning Party: Art Matters Date: 2005 Website: http://www.artmatters.info/frenzy.htm Summary: This short news piece announces that Uganda hosts an international film festival ahead of the Zanzibar International Film Festival and the African Cine Week of Nairobi. The festival is about cultural showcasing rather than a film market. Kampala is carving a niche in documentary films. Speakers include Mathia Diawara, an authority on African cinema as well as Dommie Yambo Odotte on the relationship between broadcasting and film production in East Africa. Key Words: Uganda, film, Zanzibar, East Africa, film festivals, FESPACO, Kampala, Manthi Diawara, African Cinema SADC Title: Southern African Development Community Sector of Culture and Information Policies, Priorities and Strategies
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Author: SADC Commissioning Party: SADC Date: May-98 Website: http://www.teledata.mz/sadccult/poling.htm Title: Establishment of the SADC Culture Trust Fund Author: SADC Commissioning Party: SADC Date: 30 April - 5 May 2001 Associated project: in Culturelink. 12 (34) August 2001, pages 29-31. Zagreb, Croatia Website: http://sirislibraries.si.edu/ipac20/ipac.jsp?session=1239810OW533K.13436&profile=liball&uri=search=SL ~!Southern%20African%20Development%20Community%20Culture%20Trust%20Fund.&menu =search&submenu=subtab103&source=~!silibraries#focus Title: Protocol on culture, information and sport Author: SADC Commissioning Party: SADC Date: 26/07/2002 Associated project: SADC Website: http://www.tralac.org/scripts/content.php?id=437 Summary: This SADC Protocol was developed in the spirit of regional integration and cooperation to develop and implement policies and programmes in the areas of Culture, Sport and Information, to pool resources, to enhance regional identity in diversity and to ensure the right of access to information and participation in culture and sport. A number of articles deal with all aspects of culture, cultural industries, cultural heritage, festivals, copyright and neighbouring rights and language policy. Key Words: SADC protocol on Sport, Culture and Information, cultural industries, diversity, copyright, festivals, regional integration Title: The production of culture: towards a creative region Author: Joffe, A Commissioning Party: Presentation to INCD Date: 2002 Associated project: A synthesis of the bigger ILO project on culture in SADC Website: www.incd.net/Media/ILOPresentation.ppt Summary: This presentation summarises the ILO study on cultural sector's impact on small business and job creation in the SADC region coordinated by Avril Joffe. The presentation assesses the state of the cultural sector in the SADC region and analyses its importance to the region. Areas covered with examples from the SADC region across the music, visual and performing arts, ethno-tourism, film and video industries, include definitions of the cultural industries in Africa, tangible vs. intangible heritage, coordination and integration, cross border integration, funding for cultural events, international recognition vs. poor local acclaim, censorship and piracy, the role of government, markets, infrastructure, festivals and events, the leakage of talent, corporate support, coordinating bodies, the second or parallel economy, technology and telecommunications, training and development, spatial and geographic concerns, institutional frameworks and copyright and intellectual property.
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Key Words: Creative region, SADC, cultural, cultural industries, tangible product, intangible product, copyright, music, film, craft, visual arts, performing arts, video, ethno-tourism Title: The visual arts and crafts sector: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries Author: The Trinity Session Commissioning Party: ILO Date: 2003 Associated project: For the ILO series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and global value chains Website: http://www.ilo.org/dyn/empent/empent.Portal?p_lang=EN&p_prog=S&p_category=PUB&p_mod e=PROD&p_lang=EN&p_type=WP Summary: The objective of this study was to explore the possibility that the promotion of cultural entrepreneurship that harnesses local talents, skills and heritage may be especially resistant to the competitive pressures of globalisation and may provide innovative possibilities for boosting incomes and generating quality employment in a sector that is normally overlooked by policy-makers or addressed with piecemeal and traditional approaches. For this reason ILO commissioned a field research in the Visual Arts and Crafts Sector to provide more detailed information and case studies of culture enterprises in the SADC region, with an eye toward providing policy prescriptions that would help ameliorate the major constraints preventing the growth of small enterprises. Key Words: visual arts, crafts, value chain, entrepreneurship, job creation, small business development, skills, heritage, talent, globalisation, SADC, culture enterprises, policy Title: The Ethno-tourism industry: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries Author: Bolnick, Steven Commissioning Party: ILO Date: 2003 Associated project: For the ILO series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and global value chains Website: http://www.ilo.org/dyn/empent/empent.Portal?p_lang=EN&p_prog=S&p_category=PUB&p_mod e=PROD&p_lang=EN&p_type=WP Summary: The objective of this study was to explore the possibility that the promotion of cultural entrepreneurship that harnesses local talents, skills and heritage may be especially resistant to the competitive pressures of globalisation and may provide innovative possibilities for boosting incomes and generating quality employment in a sector that is normally overlooked by policy-makers or addressed with piecemeal and traditional approaches. For this reason ILO commissioned a field research in the Ethno-Tourism sector to provide more detailed information and case studies of culture enterprises in the SADC region, with an eye toward providing policy prescriptions that would help ameliorate the major constraints preventing the growth of small enterprises. The term Ethno-tourism is a term describing any excursion, which focuses on the works of humans rather than nature, and attempts to give the tourist an understanding of the lifestyles of local people. This has also been referred to as 'indigenous tourism'.
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Key Words: ethno-tourism, value chain, entrepreneurship, job creation, small business development, skills, heritage, talent, globalisation, SADC, culture enterprises, policy Title: The film and video industry: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries Author: Joffe, A and Jacklin, N Commissioning Party: ILO Date: 2003 Associated project: For the ILO series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and global value chains Website: http://www.ilo.org/dyn/empent/empent.Portal?p_lang=EN&p_prog=S&p_category=PUB&p_mod e=PROD&p_lang=EN&p_type=WP Summary: The objective of this study was to explore the possibility that the promotion of cultural entrepreneurship that harnesses local talents, skills and heritage may be especially resistant to the competitive pressures of globalisation and may provide innovative possibilities for boosting incomes and generating quality employment in a sector that is normally overlooked by policy-makers or addressed with piecemeal and traditional approaches. For this reason ILO commissioned a field research in the Film and Video Sector to provide more detailed information and case studies of culture enterprises in the SADC region, with an eye toward providing policy prescriptions that would help ameliorate the major constraints preventing the growth of small enterprises. Key Words: film and video industry, value chain, entrepreneurship, job creation, small business development, skills, heritage, talent, globalisation, SADC, culture enterprises, policy Title: The Music industry: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries Author: Ambert, Cecile Commissioning Party: ILO Date: 2003 Associated project: For the ILO series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and global value chains Website: http://www.ilo.org/dyn/empent/empent.Portal?p_lang=EN&p_prog=S&p_category=PUB&p_mod e=PROD&p_lang=EN&p_type=WP Summary: The objective of this study was to explore the possibility that the promotion of cultural entrepreneurship that harnesses local talents, skills and heritage may be especially resistant to the competitive pressures of globalisation and may provide innovative possibilities for boosting incomes and generating quality employment in a sector that is normally overlooked by policy-makers or addressed with piecemeal and traditional approaches. For this reason ILO commissioned a field research in the Music Sector to provide more detailed information and case studies of culture enterprises in the SADC region, with an eye toward providing policy prescriptions that would help ameliorate the major constraints preventing the growth of small enterprises. Key Words: music industry, value chain, entrepreneurship, job creation, small business development, skills, heritage, talent, globalisation, SADC, culture enterprises, policy
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Title: The Performing Arts and Dance: promoting the Cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries Author: Lebethe, A Commissioning Party: ILO Date: 2003 Associated project: For the ILO series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and global value chains Website: http://www.ilo.org/dyn/empent/empent.Portal?p_lang=EN&p_prog=S&p_category=PUB&p_mod e=PROD&p_lang=EN&p_type=WP Summary: The objective of this study was to explore the possibility that the promotion of cultural entrepreneurship that harnesses local talents, skills and heritage may be especially resistant to the competitive pressures of globalisation and may provide innovative possibilities for boosting incomes and generating quality employment in a sector that is normally overlooked by policy-makers or addressed with piecemeal and traditional approaches. For this reason ILO commissioned a field research in the Performing Arts and Dance sector to provide more detailed information and case studies of culture enterprises in the SADC region, with an eye toward providing policy prescriptions that would help ameliorate the major constraints preventing the growth of small enterprises. Key Words: performing arts, dance, industry, value chain, entrepreneurship, job creation, small business development, skills, heritage, talent, globalisation, SADC, culture enterprises, policy Title: Piracy campaign Author: SAFACT Commissioning Party: South Africa.info gateway to the nation Date: 15 April 08 Website: http://www.southafrica.info/ess_info/sa_glance/media/dvd-piracy-190506.htm Summary: This short report highlights new anti-piracy programmes to persuade the audience that buying pirated material is not a good idea. South Africas Anti-Piracy Foundation has developed an initiative in which fake pirated DVDs are given to vendors at street corners. The buyer only realises they are fake when they play the DVD when a message appears saying: Thank you for buying this DVD. Your R40 has been donated to the Anti Piracy Foundation. Piracy is a crime. Key Words: Piracy, DVDs, fake, anti-piracy, South Africa West Africa Title: World Bank study of Ivory Coast, Senegal and Mali Author: Ouest Afrique Economie Commissioning Party: Ouest Afrique Economie Date: 2003 Website: http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTCEERD/Resources/CWI_music_industry_in_Africa_syno psis.pdf Title: Geographies de L'industrie musicale hip hop en Afrique de l'Ouest
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Author: Mbaye, Jenny Commissioning Party: Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS) - Quebec Date: 6 -7th May 2008 Associated project: Collgue international Arts, territoires et nouvelle conomie culturelle. La culture, un atout incontournable du dveloppement urbain et rgional? 76eme congres de L'ACFAS Summary: The objective of this communication is to explore political, cultural and economic geographies of the industry of music hip hop and to analyse its potential contribution in the development of the urban territory. Leaning on the example of the Dakar hip hop 'dakaroise' crossroads of West Africa Hip Hop, this article considers musical industry hip hop as a translocal phenomenon linked to the economic and social development of the urban region. Aesthetics of todays globalized culture; this music seems to establish itself as a concrete implement of claim and to represent a common answer of West African youth to the political and social deterioration of their locality. Key Words: West Africa, hip hop, music, Dakar, urban, youth, music industry, urban geography, cultural development, entrepreneurship. Title: West African Hip Hop: A transnational social movement Author: Mbaye, Jenny Commissioning Party: Private Date: 16-22 June 2008 Associated project: Aegis Cortona summer school in African studies, Cortona, Tuscany, 1622 June 2008 Summary: This paper examines the links between hip hop music, cultural entrepreneurship and social change in two West African urban regions: Dakar and Ouagadougou. Among musical genres, Hip Hop has contributed to the vitality of the music industry and social change amongst the youth in the last 20 years. Hip hop music is presented as a cultural economy with the potential to socially empower West African youth via the creation of organisational and cultural forms that contribute to sustainable urban development. The players in this sector are both entrepreneurs and political actors. Key Words: West Africa, hip hop, music, Dakar, urban, youth, Ouagadougou, music industry, entrepreneurship Title: AURA (*) or some political production of hip hop music Author: Mbaye, Jenny Commissioning Party: Private Summary: For the last twenty years, Hip Hop in West Africa, among the few musical genres common to the whole region, has considerably contributed to the vitality of the local musical sector as well as to social change among the West African youth. Hip hop music has asserted itself through the articulation of new socio-cultural and ideologico-political perspectives. Drawing the nowadays globalised geographies of Hip Hop and its musical expression, this article suggests an analysis of the political production of hip hop musical from the West African collective, AURA. The mobilisation of those hip hop actors thus illustrates the application of the differential politics and the politics of difference inscribed in this musical genre in West Africa. Key Words: Hip Hop; AURA; political production; West Africa; rap music
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Botswana Title: National Policy on Culture Author: Republic of Botswana Commissioning Party: Republic of Botswana Date: 2002 Website: http://www.gov.bw/docs/national_policy_on_culture_v2.pdf Summary: This is Botswanas cultural policy adopted in 2002. It provides a vision for 2016 and touches on all areas relevant to culture such as identity, preservation, cooperation, tourism, environment, language, gender, children, and cultural sectors. Key Words: Botswana, vision 2016, policy on culture, cultural identify, preservation, cultural cooperation, tourism, environment, language, gender, children, sectors Title: Botswana conference focuses on strengthening the cultural industries Author: International Intellectual Property Institute Commissioning Party: IIPI Date: 2006 Associated project: IIPI Website: http://www.iipi.org/nav_newsroom/detail.asp?itemID-145 Summary: Text summarises the 3 day conference in Botswana on 'Establishing a National Collecting Society and Strengthening the Cultural Industries'. The workshop included an overview of Botswana copyright law and a discussion of trademarkers in the music industry, The Botswana Musicians Union explored the necessary ingredients for building artist based organisations, introduction to the local music industry of issues such as licensing mechanisms and deal terms, tips on breaking into various markets and how to protect musical works from international copyright thieves. Key Words: Botswana, copyright, cultural industries, musicians union, international copyright thieves Title: Culture and Peace: The Search for Indicators Author: Mazonde, I.N Commissioning Party: OCPA and Interarts Date: 2006 (undated) Associated project: University of Botswana Website: http://ocpa.irmo.hr/activities/meetings/maputo2006/Workshop_Final_Report-en.pdf Summary: This paper discusses conflict resolution and peace building from the perspective of culture. Cultural indices are presented as useful in the development framework of understanding conflict. Key Words: Cultural indicators, conflict, Africa DRC Title: Feux de Brazza: Rapport de la troisime dition Author: Unknown Date: 2008 Associated project: Festival populaire des musiques traditionnelles
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Summary: This French Language word document outlines the origins, process and impact of the Traditional Music Festival held in the DRC in 2008. Key Words: Feux de Brazza, DRC, traditional music, festival
Ghana Title: Database for Cultural Initiative in Ghana: cultural industries/ enterprise Author: Cultural Industries Support Project (CISP) Commissioning Party: Cultural Industries Support Project Date: 2008 Website: http://www.ghanaculture.gov.gh/privatecontent/File/CISP%20Ghana/CISP%20DATABASE%20 PHASE%201%20REPORT%20_2_(1).pdf Summary: Report on the findings of the Cultural Initiatives (Cis) survey phase one project conducted in 10 administrative regions of Ghana covering the background of cultural practitioners, materials, tools, production, labour, marketing and financial details of the cultural enterprises. Key Words: Database, cultural initiatives, Ghana, administrative regions, cultural practitioners, cultural enterprises, phase one, report Title: Music Awards 2001: Making Ghanaian music exportable Author: Collins, John Date: 2001 Associated project: Music Awards 2001 Paper Website: https://www.scientific-african.org/scholars/jcollins/collins/files/bib16/at_download, Summary: The paper covers the two markets for Ghanaian popular music: the internal market recorded fro the local market and the World music market. The latter has in the last 5 years been the fastest growing sector of the American music industry representing approximately 14% of the annual global record/cd sales. The paper explores the success of World music artists such as Youssou N'Dour, Salif Keita and Ali Faka Toure, Angelique Kidjo, Fela Kuti and Papa Wemba and Kanda Bongo Man. Details of the Ghanaian music sector by genre are explored as well as the lack of local role model musicians. The problem of taxes. The paper provides concrete proposals for Ghana to support its live commercial music and entertainment sector. Key Words: Ghana, music industry, West Africa, world music, Seligman Title: The Ghanaian experience Author: Collins, John Commissioning Party: World Bank Date: 2001 Associated project: Workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa, sponsored by the World Bank and the Policy Sciences Centre, Inc, Washington, DC Website: http://siteresources.worldbank.org/intceerd/resources/cwi_music_industry_in_africa_synopsis.p df
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Summary: This presentation deals with the current structure and function of the music industry sector in 6 countries in terms of copyright legislation, collection society institutions, music unions and technology. It highlights the potential for music performances for tourism and domestic sales by focusing on Ghana as a case study. Finally it assesses the pros and cons of music piracy and policy options. Key Words: Ghana, music industry, West Africa, collection society institutions, music unions, technology, piracy, copyright legislation, World Bank
Kenya Title: Consultative forum on arts and culture in Kenya Author: British Council Commissioning Party: British Council Date: 2005 Associated project: All Africa Arts Consultation Forum Summary: This report documents a meeting organised by the British Council in Nairobi as one of ten organised in Africa as part of the All Africa Arts Consultation Forum. The report assesses the ascendant and dominant art forms in Kenya, the notable trends and development over the past few years, the influences on the Kenyan arts and culture sector as well as priorities for support from the British Council. Key Words: British Council, Kenya, arts, creative industries, All Africa Arts Consultation Forum Title: Colonisation of Kenyan screens kills filmmakers, drives others into exile Author: Artmatters Commissioning Party: Art Matters Date: 2005 Associated project: Artmatters news Website: http://www/artmatters.info/film/colonisation.htm Summary: This news piece reflects on a debate about local content on Kenyan television and radio stations. The local content call has the support of the Kenyan Union of Journalists, artists and the independent audio visual sector but not that of the Nation Media Group which says it is 'a slap in the face of liberalisation'. Key Words: Kenya, film, local television and radio stations, local content, broadcasting, foreign programmes Title: Kenyans make low budget films Author: Art matters Commissioning Party: Art Matters Associated project: Art Matters Website: http://artmatters.info/film3.htm Summary: This news piece reflects on the ability of Kenyan filmmakers to make films despite lack of funds, poor economy and a deficient promotion and distribution network. The example of the film The Green Card is used to elaborate on a partnership with the private sector that resulted in a low budget film shot in under 21 days. Key Words: Kenya, Film, low budget, goodwill, The Green Card
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Mali Title: Les rencontres Africaines de la Photographie, Bamako 2005 Author: Mercier, Jeanne Commissioning Party: Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) Date: juin, 2006 Website: http://www.africultures.com/php/index.php?nav=evenement&no=62 Summary: The report documents the history of photography in Africa and how photographers have captured the people, their environment and their rituals through this medium. The report attempts to provide a measurement of the impact of the biennale in Africa across mass media. Key Words: Mali, Bamako, Photography Title: EU project in the cultural sector in Mali Author: Culture and creativity: vectors for development Commissioning Party: culture-dev.eu website Date: 2009 Associated project: EU project in the cultural sector in Africa Website: http://www.culture-dev.eu/documentation-generale/Culture-Dev.eu-mali_culturendomo_fr.pdf Summary: This webpage summary provides information on projects in specific countries outlining the context, the objectives and the impacts of these projects. This focus of this page is: Ndomo: L'cole d'initiation et l'histoire d'un succs Key Words: EU, Mali, cultural projects, development
Namibia Title: Creating a cultural policy for Namibia Author: Mans, Minette E Date: May 1 2000 Associated project: Arts Education Policy Review Website: http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-64151059.html Summary: This article outlines the importance of a national cultural policy for Namibia. Mans describes how the policy was developed and discusses the purpose of a cultural policy and the concerns and recommendations for the implementation of the policy. Key Words: art education, cultural awareness, culture, dance education, education policy, elementary secondary education, fine arts, foreign arts, foreign countries, music education, public policy, theatre arts Title: Namibia Intellectual Property Conference - Supporting Culture Based Industries Author: IIPI Date: November 15-17, 2006 Associated project: Website: http://www.iipi.org/Conferences/Namibia_IP_Conference/Agenda.asp
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Summary: This conference was dedicated to the role of intellectual property in supporting culture based industries. The website offers links to authors as well as their presentations. Topics discussed and presented include copyright, trademarks and geographic indications for SMMEs, marketing of handicrafts, the role of IP in marketing creative assets, cultural counterfeiting, traditional knowledge, traditional cultural expression and creative industries, Namibias copyright provisions, enforcement of trademarks or geographic indications. Key Words: IP, cultural industry, creative industries, intellectual property, marketing, handicraft, Namibia, traditional knowledge, enforcement, geographic indications, trademarks Nigeria Title: Nigeria 'Nobody knows tomorrow' Author: Nwandiko, Emeka Commissioning Party: New African Date: May 2006 Associated project: New African Website: http://mountainrunner.us/2006/06/nigeria_nobody_.html Summary: This news article speaks about the growth of Nollywood and its portrayal of and the impact on Africa culture. Nigerian films are well received in Africa and are far cheaper than the American movies they are displacing. Key Words: Nigeria, Nollywood, African culture, Nigerian films, film industry Title: The Obasanjo years: motion without movement for arts, entertainment Author: Abodunrin, Akintayo Commissioning Party: Private Date: Tuesday 22nd May, 2007 Associated project: Nigerian Tribune Website: http://www.tribune.com.ng/22052007/arts.html Summary: This news piece appraises the arts and entertainment sector during the eight years of the Obasanjo government. He concludes that the benefits for the sector are ambivalent. The author argues that the sector survived mainly on the patronage of corporate concerns and the resilience of stakeholders. Key Words: Obasanjo, arts and entertainment sector, Nigerian, filmmakers, corporate support, stakeholders Title: Empowering the black creative class Author: Aina, Yetunde Commissioning Party: Jadeas Trust Date: Mar-07 Associated project: Jadeas Trust Website: www.jadeastrust.org Summary: This article looks at how 'blackness' remains an important defining factor and its impact or potential impact on the fortunes of the black creative class worldwide. In this light, the Black Heritage City project is assessed for its ability to put Lagos on the international radar as a creative city.
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Key Words: Black, Nigeria, Lagos, Creative Economy, creative city, Jadeas Trust, Black Heritage City, black creative class Title: A movie industry in search of investors Author: Special correspondent, Lagos Commissioning Party: All Africa.com Date: June 19, 2001 Associated project: All Africa.com Website: http://allafrica.com/stories/200106190023.html Summary: This short piece reflects on a two day summit on motion picture content and distribution in Lagos which posed two questions: What would an authentically Nigerian film be like? Whats the best way to distribute it to ensure maximum returns of the producers or investors? Players in the Nigerian film industry, such as Ola Balogun, Tony Osagie Abulu and Zik Zulu Okafor, are quoted. Key Words: Nigeria, movies, movie industry, Lagos, culture, film Title: The Nigerian Film Industry Author: Various Commissioning Party: Africa Update Newsletter Date: Spring 2004 Associated project: Africa Update Vol.X1, Issue 2 (Spring 2004) Website: http://www.ccsu.edu/afstudy/upd11-2.html Summary: This special edition of Africa Update Newsletter focuses on the Nigerian Film Industry with contributions from Dr Gloria Emeagwali, Tayo Aderinokun, Femi Odugbemi, Toyin Akinosho and Jahman Anikulapo from CORA and Ayele Bekerie. The edition discusses the prolific output of Nigerian screen writers and producers from papers produced for the 50th Art Stampede Session of the Committee for Relevant Art (CORA) held in Nigeria in 2004. The economics of Nigerian film, art and business is the subject of Tayo Aderinokun's paper while Femi Odugbemi (President of Independent Television Producers of Nigeria) starts off his paper with what the President said 'Film as national patrimony' to argue for a new political consensus for a vibrant film industry. Key Words: Nigeria, film industry, art and business, economics, Screen writers, producers, Nigerian cinema, CORA Title: Reinventing Nollywood: the role of the mafia in the development of the Nigerian Film Industry Author: Aina, Yetunde Commissioning Party: Private Date: Nov-08 Associated project: Creative Clusters 2008, London, UK Summary: This presentation provides an overview of the origins and development of Nollywood, the significance of the development, the impact of this creative economy on Lagos and the role of the mafia. The particular issue of distribution and piracy is the focus of this assessment. Key Words: Nigeria, film, distribution, piracy, mafia, black people Title: Nigerians market their country through film Author: Artmatters
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Commissioning Party: Art Matters Website: http://www.artmatters.info/nigeria1.htm Summary: This artmatters piece discusses the straight-to-video model of the Nigerian film industry. Key Words: Nigeria, straight-to-video, audiovisual, films Title: The Nigerian video industry as an example of import substitution Author: Kunzler, D Website: www.suz.unizh.ch/khenzler/grey/bergen1.pdf Summary: This paper argues that the Nigerian video industry is an example of import substitution and assesses why it is that the videos are so popular across the region. The paper analyses the tree production centres in Nigeria with an economic perspective on the video production, the overall economic importance of the Nigerian video industry as well as attempting a basic approach to evaluate the relevance of Nigerian videos outside Nigeria. Key Words: Nigeria, video industry, import substitution, motion picture, FESPACO, Ghana, cinema industry, videos, popular culture, oil boom Title: National Information Technology Policy, "Use It": Chapter 11: Arts, Culture and Tourism Author: Nigerian government Commissioning Party: Nigerian Government Website: http://www.nitda.gov.ng/document/nigeriaitpolicy.pdf Summary: Chapter 11 deals with Arts, Culture and Tourism and how it needs to be used to project a positive image of Nigeria's arts and culture and creative wealth. The particular focus is on safeguarding manuscripts and preserving cultural artefacts, promoting Nigerian cultural heritage on the digital superhighway, promote business and tourist activities and generate revenue as well as enable Nigerians to become providers of internet content on the web. Key Words: ICT, Nigeria, policy statement, culture, cultural heritage, digital, internet
Senegal Title: Etude - Diagnostic du secteur de la culture Author: Tambadou, Moustapha (Ministre de la Culture) Date: 1999 Summary: This private paper reviews the status of culture and cultural industries and provides an assessment of the sector. Its focus is on the economics and finance of the cultural sector. Key Words: Senegal, Dakar, Minister, Plan of Action, Diagnostic, culture, cultural industries Title: Employment generation and Trade Expansion in Creative Industries: the case of the film, video and broadcast industry in Senegal Author: Joffe, A with research input from Abdoul Sow Commissioning Party: ILO Date: January 30th 2004 Associated project: As part of the proposal by ILO, UNCTAD and UNESCO to the ACP Secretariat to conduct a project on creative industries
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Summary: This paper was commissioned as a case study for the ILO in its partnership with UNESCO and UNCTAD to make a case to the ACP secretariat to support further research into the creative industries in the ACP group of countries. An associated study was prepared for UNCTAD on the Music Industry in Senegal (see Pratt, A). The paper considers the role of film, video and broadcasting industries in development countries and compares the case of Francophone and Anglophone African countries in their support to the film, video and broadcast industry. It concentrates the bulk of the paper to the case of Senegal and evaluates the film and television value chain in Senegal to assess where blockages are located; it assesses the state of training in this sector in Senegal and the role and benefit of coordinating bodies and agencies active in the region. Finally the paper makes recommendations relating to human and cultural capital development, business and industry development, domestic and export market development and regulation and legislation. It concludes by comparing various periods in Senegals history and the impact they had on the development of the film, video and broadcasting industry. Key Words: Employment generation, trade expansion, creative industries, film, video and broadcast industry, Senegal, ILO, film and television value chain Title: The Music Industry in Senegal: the potential for economy development Author: Pratt, Andy with research input from Biram N'deck Ndiaye Commissioning Party: UNCTAD Date: 11-Mar-04 Associated project: As part of the proposal by ILO, UNCTAD and UNESCO to the ACP Secretariat to conduct a project on creative industries Website: www.lse.ac.uk/collections/geography/andenvironment/whossho/profiles/pratt/pdf/senegal.pdf Summary: This report reviews the music industry in Senegal, assesses the contribution it makes to the economy, explores the impact it could have on the national economy and makes recommendations to achieve this. The paper explores the potential structural, regulatory and institutional challenges that Senegal faces if it is to achieve the further development of its music industry. Key Words: Senegal, Dakar, Minister, Music, music industry, cultural industries, UNCTAD Title: OCPA and Interacts Experts meeting on Research Priorities Author: OCPA, Interarts Commissioning Party: OCPA Date: 16-17 November 2005 Associated project: Meeting convened in Dakar by OCPA, the Interacts Foundation (Barcelona, Spain) with the support of the Spanish Ministry of Culture on the occasion of the INCD meeting convened in co-operation with the Senegalese Coalition for Cultural Diversity and the Senegalese Coalition of Socio-Economic Actors. Website: http://ocpa.irmo.hr/activities/meetings/dakar2005/Experts_Meeting_Final_Report_2005-en.pdf Summary: This meeting of experts was a follow up to the meeting on cultural indicators and assessed the documents produced by the task force. The meeting identified priority themes as well as projects for cooperation in 2006-2008, identified the partners and funding bodies and drafted a research agenda with associated guidelines. This agenda includes culture and peace, culture and health, culture and poverty, traditional governance and an African Cultural Report. Key Words: cultural indicators, OCPS, 2006-2008, research agenda, Africa. Culture
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South Africa
General Websites HRSC www.hsrcpress.ac.za DACST http://www.dacst.gov.za/arts_culture/cutlure/industries/index.htm DAC http://www.dac.gov.za/ DFA http://www.dfa/gov.za/docs/speeches South Africa http://www.southafrica.info/ Cultural Observatory http://www.culturalobservatory.org.za Media Advertising, Print, Packaging and Publishing Sector Education and Training Authority http://www.mappp-seta.co.za/archives.htm National Film and Video Foundation http://www.nfvf.co.za Gauteng Film Commission http://www.gautengfilm.org.za Western Cape Film Commission http://www.capefilmcommission.co.za Durban Film Office http://www.durbanfilmoffice.com Moshito Music Market and Conference http://www.moshito.co.za Gauteng Arts and Culture http://www.srac.co.za SAs Music Information Portal http://www.mio.co.za YFM radio station http://www.yfm.co.za Cape Craft and Design Institute http://www.capecraftanddesign.org.za Craft Council http://www.craftcouncil.co.za South African music http://www.music.org.za Visual Arts Network South Africa http://www.vansa.co.za/resources _________________________________________________________ 1998
Title: Creative South Africa Author: The Cultural Strategy Group Commissioning Party: DACST Date: November 1998 Country: South Africa Website: http://www.dacst.gov.za/arts_culture/culture/industries/index.htm Summary: Creative South Africa primarily aimed at National Government. The report seeks to
make the case that a flourishing cultural industry sector in South Africa will become a powerful means of defining South Africas distinctiveness and growth within the emerging global economy. Creative South Africa is also aimed at the levels of government (provincial and local) as well as the cultural industries themselves. The report seeks to stimulate dialogue between government, industry organisations, businesses and no-governmental organisations around future strategies for growth in the cultural industries. _________________________________________________________
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Title: Profile 2000 Author: Price Coopers Waterhouse Commissioning Party: Department of Arts and Culture (DAC) Date: 2000 Summary: The purpose of the study is to document and describe the history of the South
African Film Industry and to chart current initiatives that are impacting on the sector and make recommendations to government regarding the development of the sector. Recommendations include meeting the industrys capital requirement needs; improving and reviewing fund allocation resources and allocation mechanisms; developing an internationally competitive skills base; and developing a comprehensive marketing strategy, SMME development strategy and audience development strategy.
Title: European Union South Africa Film Symposium Author: National Film and Video Foundation Commissioning Party: National Film and Video Foundation Date: November 2000 Summary: The purpose of the film symposium was to come up with strategies on how to
develop and sustain robust co-production and co-operation between the EU member states and South Africa. The film symposium included presentations from different stakeholders from the Netherlands, UK, France, Sweden and South Africa. The symposium found common points from the need for a film friendly government; the need for Incentives and Levies to be investigated; for Audience Development, Training and Development and Benchmarking; the need for more opportunities for South African films to be distributed and exhibited and for more communication between the NFVF and the industry _________________________________________________________ 2001
Title: The Adult Arts and Culture and Arts and Culture Sponsorship Market in South Africa Author: BMI-Sport Info Commissioning Party: Business Arts South Africa (BASA), the National Arts Council of South
Africa (NAC) and the Arts and Culture Trust (ACT) Date: October 2001 Associated project: BASA Website: http://www.basa.co.za/pdfs/1MUSICfinal.pdf Summary: The purpose of the study was to provide a market report on the consumptive behaviours of adult South Africans and also to assess the degree to which sponsorship from the private sector impacts on consumptive behaviour. The study also aimed to quantify sponsorship of and expenditure on the arts and culture in the country. 1 950 face-to-face interviews based on a structured questionnaire with adult South Africans from across the country were conducted. In addition, 270 companies were interviewed across a range of industry sectors. Music was found to be most closely associated with the phrase arts and culture in the minds of adults, with dancing, painting, artworks, theatre, craft, festivals and film/movies following. 72% of adults believe that government should continue to sponsor the arts, especially music and festivals.
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Title: The South African Music Industry Author: KPMG Commissioning party: KPMG Media and Entertainment Date: 2001 Website: http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=70494 Summary: The report presents a useful insight to the facts and trends within both the global and
South African music industry. It also looks at the future potential of the industry. Findings relate in particularly to global and local trends. For example the report states that despite the decline in the South African music industry, the South African music has increased its market share to 23% of total sales by value during 2000 or 38% of total unit sales. The South African music industry faces substantial challenges in overcoming its current decline. In the future stakeholders will be grappling with local content quotas and needle time as they search for an integrated strategy to drive the development of the industry. The report highlights the internet as a new distribution channel for music content. Todays technology allows musicians to record and edit material inexpensively and to distribute and promote it over the Internet. It also allows them to test consumers reactions to their music, build an audience for their recorded performances, and even distribute their products entirely in the market space. _________________________________________________________ 2002
Title: A survey of research outputs for the South African Music, Craft, Film and Television and
publishing sectors between 1997 and 2002 Author: Unknown Commissioning Party: HSRC Cultural Observatory Date: 2002 Associated project: HSRC Cultural Observatory Website: www.culturalobservatory.org.za/ Summary: This document provides an overview of research conducted in South Africa in the creative industries. Most of this research is unpublished, commissioned by the DAC, and the purpose is to define and assess a previously under-researched area and provide a way forward for government and the players in the cultural sectors. The document lists the reports by sector and argue that the CIGS reports (Cultural Industry Growth Strategy reflected in the Creative South Africa report) are the founding and most important of these. The purpose of this document is to introduce the reader to what has been done thus far. Key Words: South Africa, research, cultural sector, 1997-2002, DAC, CIGS, music, craft, film and television, publishing
Title: National Craft Imbizo Workshop Final Report Author: Monica Newton Commissioning Party: Department of Arts and Culture Date: November 2002 Associated project: Beautiful Things Exhibition Summary: The report comprised the proceedings of an evaluation workshop hosted by the
Department of Arts and Culture (DAC) at Eduworld Modderfontein on 28 & 29 November 2002. The objective of the workshop was to evaluate the success of the National Craft Imbizo 2002
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and Beautiful Things Exhibition linked to the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) in September 2002. The objectives of the National Craft Imbizo, a partnership project between the Department of Arts and Culture (DAC), the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and the provincial arts and culture departments are to broaden market opportunities; create awareness of the craft sector and achievements to date; provide an avenue for direct sales to the public; and provide documented and tested strategies for the implementation of National Craft Imbizo exhibitions. _________________________________________________________ 2003 Title: Driving the Creative Industries in the Western Cape Author: Sean Kristarfor and Meshal Budhram Commissioning party: The Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town Date: November 2003 Associated project: MBA Programme Study Website: http://www.designindaba.com/advocacy/downloads/Driving.pdf Summary: The report investigates the literature and reviews existing studies regarding the concept called Creative Industries. A mapping study is conducted to understand the opportunities and characteristics of the individual industries and to provide an overview of the combined sub-set of creative industries. The economic impact assessment calculates the impact that the creative industries have on the South African economy, and this report concludes with evidence to support development of specific industries in the creative industries sub-set. It is also intended to assist in understanding and guiding the economic and social development of the creative industries sector in the Cape Peninsula, as well as to contribute towards the understanding and growth of the Creative Industries in South Africa. Findings include a lack of awareness of the Creative Industries; lack of understanding of the Creative Industries, lack of promotion of the Creative Industries; lack of education in the Creative Industries; the Creative Industries are crucial for competition within the knowledge-based economy; the insufficient data to effectively quantify the Creative Industries Title: Measuring Culture developments globally to inform what we do locally Author: Avril Joffe, CAJ Commissioning party: HSRC and DAC Date: February 2003 Associated Project: Establishment of Cultural Observatory by HSRC on behalf of DAC Summary: The study looks at the developments globally to inform what should be done locally in the South African context. The report is a contribution to developing a statistical framework for prospective South African Cultural Observatory. The collection of cultural data is a relatively new phenomenon which dates to the two world cultural reports published by UNESCO in 1998 and 2000 and the establishment by UNESCO of an institute for statistics based in Montreal, Canada. This new institution generated indicates on culture and development, argued for cultural indicators as a tool for policy dialogue and guidance and developed an international framework for both quantitative and qualitative data. UNESCO published a study in 2000 on International Flows of selected cultural goods 1980-1988 that updates two previous studies (1986 and 1992). As countries have developed their capacity to generate statistics a new problem has emerged of too much data. Hence the Australian statistical organisation is
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questioning, for each statistic collected, do we need it and what will we be using it for. Statistics are found to be useful as they tell us both the extent of cultural diversity in society and the strength of each of the cultural sectors. This assists the argument that the arts economy is a significant contributor of the countrys economy, that the arts are important for self-respect as a nation and that public sector patronage could encourage the arts to contribute to economic growth. Most cultural data is collected under the following categories: creation, production, distribution, consumption and preservation. UNESCOs framework for cultural statistics (FCS) published in 1986 uses the following categories: cultural heritage, printed matter and literature, music, performing arts, audio media, audio-visual media, socio-cultural activities, sports and games, environment and nature. The cultural statistics collection methods and experience in the following systems are reviewed: Australia, Canada, Finland, Philippines, France and Italy. Title: National Skills and Resources Audit 2003 Author: CreateSA Commissioning Party: CreateSA Date: 27 November 2003 Associated project: CreateSA Summary: The purpose of the study was to establish the labour market dynamics of the creative industries in South Africa, and to assess skills needs and shortages to inform skills development programmes. A survey sample conducted in two phases of 1059 enterprises/ organisations across sub-sectors comprising the creative industries. The postal and face-toface survey was supplemented with 16 case studies. Key findings relate to enterprises. These are predominantly small and micro-enterprises, started after 2000, reporting turnover of less than R50 000 per annum. The primary challenges facing enterprises are alternative funding sources, keeping abreast of technological changes, market development, training and product development. Research & Development and technology are important tools for competitive production and service provision. Communication and information gathering are critical raw materials for production and services, with the news media playing a major role in information provision. Title: The Kwaito nation: an industry analysis Author: Yired Commissioning Party: YFM, South Africa Date: 2003 Website: http://www.mio.co.za Summary: The report aims to provide South Africas aspirant music stars with a sense that music is in fact a business that requires hard work and skills to make a success. In a series of mini case studies the report shows the multiple careers one can have in the music industry from musician to businessperson. Key Words: music, business, skills, success, careers, businessperson, musician, stars, case studies Title: Strategic Recommendations for Industry Development (Discussion Guide) Author: Kaiser Associates Economic Development Practice Commissioning party: CCDI Date: July 2003 Associated Project: CCDI Export Development Pilot Programme
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Website: http://www.capecraftanddesign.org.za/research_folder/htm/niche/index.htm?6925d11c91e4ee8 ac7ad3c1412e300c6=6713d13ca89078444f643390000d631c Summary: This report outlines the processes and results of the Market Research portion of the integrated Export Development Pilot Programme run by the Cape Craft & Design Institute (Mar Sep 2003). Market Research Partners Kaiser Associates were contracted to investigate and report on local craft sector challenges and opportunities and two potential niche markets, namely the Soft Furnishings & Home Textiles UK / USA Market and the Fashion / Costume Jewellery UK Market. Outcomes include two user-friendly export market guides, a local craft sector analysis and a comprehensive Strategy Discussion Guide. Title: The Economics of Culture and Cultural Statistics in South Africa Author: Haroon Bhorat and Mei-Chi Liou Commissioning Party: Development Policy Research Unit, University of Cape Town Date: 2003 Associated project: HSRC Cultural Observatory Website: http://www.culturalobservatory.org.za/pdf_files/econ_of_culture.pdf Summary: The stated purpose of the study is to define culture and explore arguments as to why culture is important. The study also touches in cultural characteristics that positively or negatively impact on economic growth. A critique of the Cultural Industries Growth Strategy (CIGS) research is also presented. The authors argue that economists have finally come to realise the importance of culture of the ability to influence the lives of people and economies. The authors set out to gather and analysis exist cultural statistics, recognising that cultural research is new and under developed in South Africa, a problem shared with other developing nations. They note that the cultural industries are difficult to define; in addition it is difficult to measure and quantity activities. The only national dataset that exist is contained with the Cultural Industries Growth Strategy (CIGS) report, However the narrow scope of focus (4 sectors); the lack of statistical data making reliable estimates of size and economic contribution impossible and the inconsistency of data across all sectors, however the value of certain industry specific datasets is noted. Title: Workshop Report of the Free State Provincial Craft Conference Author: Monica Newton Commissioning Party: Free State Department of Sport, Arts, Culture, Science and Technology Date: 28 & 29 October 2003 Summary: The objective of the workshop was to Inform crafters of services and opportunities presented by various stakeholders in the craft sector; discuss issues, problems and opportunities currently facing the sector in the province and agree to the roles and functions of a Provincial Craft Body and appoint an interim steering committee to take the process of establishing the body forward. Title: The Crafts and Visual Arts in the SADC Region Author: The Trinity Session Commissioning party: ILO Date: 2003
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Associated project: Promoting the Culture through Job Creation and Small Enterprise Development in SADC Countries Summary: The objective of this study was to explore the possibility that the promotion of cultural entrepreneurship that harnesses local talents, skills and heritage may be especially resistant to the competitive pressures of globalisation and may provide innovative possibilities for boosting incomes and generating quality employment in a sector that is normally overlooked by policy-makers or addressed with piecemeal and traditional approaches. For this reason ILO commissioned a field research to provide more detailed information and case studies of culture enterprises in the SADC region, with an eye toward providing policy prescriptions that would help ameliorate the major constraints preventing the growth of small enterprises. Title: The South African Music Industry Author: Karl Gostner, YFM Commissioning party: NAB Date: 2003 Summary: This report reviews previous documents written for the music industry and in parallel looks at the trends and problem analysis in the sector. In 2002 world music sales declined by 7%. The 2002 decline continued the declining trend that started 7 years previously in 1995, that was partially offset by growth in 2000. The global music industry has been in the doldrums since mid-1990s as the CD replacement cycle came to an end and has experienced little real growth since 1995. The International Federation of Phonographic Industries (IFPI 2003a) attributes the decline to piracy, competition from DVD and video gaming and economic uncertainty. The report identified Top 10 genres that people are interested in South Africa. The number of adults interested in those genres was the basis for the ranking, resulting in gospel emerging as the countrys most popular genre. Kwaito, a relative new kid on the block as the genre beat all other genres including the globally popular formats of rock and pop into second place. Rock and Pop only makes it into 11th spot in the SA context. The author assets that there is much to be hopeful about such as the changing income distribution within South Africa which he says, holds considerable promise for the industry as black South Africans ability to purchase music increases; and changing patterns of social interaction which both allow for increasingly common experiences that are in turn reflected in music. Title: The Ethno-Tourism Author: Steven Bolnick Commissioning party: ILO Date: 2003 Associated project: Promoting the Culture through Job Creation and Small Development in SADC Countries Summary: The research explored the possibility that the promotion of cultural entrepreneurship that harness local talents, skills and heritage may be especially resistant to the competitive pressures of globalisation and may provide innovative possibilities for boosting incomes and generating quality employment in a sector that is normally overlooked by policy-makers or addressed with piecemeal and traditional approaches. The term Ethno-tourism is a term describing any excursion, which focuses on the works of humans rather than nature, and attempts to give the tourist an understanding of the lifestyles of local people. This has also been referred to as 'indigenous tourism'.
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Title: The Performing Arts and Dance Author: Annabell Lebethe Commissioning party: ILO Date: 2003 Associated project: Promoting the Culture Sector through Creation and Small Enterprise Development in SADC Countries Summary: The objective of this study was to explore the possibility that the promotion of cultural entrepreneurship that harnesses local talents, skills and heritage may be especially resistant to the competitive pressures of globalisation and may provide innovative possibilities for boosting incomes and generating quality employment in a sector that is normally overlooked by policy-makers or addressed with piecemeal and traditional approaches. For this reason ILO commissioned a field research to provide more detailed information and case studies of culture enterprises in the SADC region, with an eye toward providing policy prescriptions that would help ameliorate the major constraints preventing the growth of small enterprises. Title: Protecting our cultural capital: A research plan for the Heritage Sector Author: Harriet Deacon, Sephai Mngqolo and Sandra Prosalendis Commissioning Party: HRSC: Social Cohesion and Integration Research Programme Date: 2003 Associated project: Cultural Observatory at the HRSC commissioned by DAC. Website: http://www.hsrcpress.ac/full_title_info.asp?id=2024 Summary: The HSRC commissioned this report to form the basis of a colloquium on heritage issues organised by the HRSC on 31 March 2003. The paper also formed part of the wider project of the then DACST around issues of cultural diversity and globalisation, cultural industries and the establishment of a cultural observatory and the use of community arts centres. The paper outlines the major achievements in the heritage sector since 1994 and lists persistent challenges. Institutions such as museums, archives and heritage resources agencies mandated to manage and protect a special subset of this broad cultural heritage that the authors call cultural capital. The Heritage Sector is managed through specific legislation. The NHRA protects places and objects that are of cultural significance. The National Archives of SA Act of 1996 protects public records; The World Heritage Convention Act of 1999 protects and identifies world heritage sites; Cultural Institutions Act of 1998 protects national museums and the National Environmental Management Act 107 of 1999 and provincial planning legislation intersects with heritage sector. The National Heritage Council Act was approved in 1999 but not yet implemented. Title: Cultural Industries Sector Author: Cultural Industries Core Team Commissioning Party: Western Cape Government Date: 2003 Associated project: Input paper into Micro-economic Strategy for the Western Cape Website: http://www.amts.co.za/cultural.pdf Summary: This input paper represents a dipstick trends analysis of the South African cultural industries in the Western Cape. It reviews current and previous cultural industry strategic initiatives in relation to the terms of reference of the Advanced manufacturing and logistics technology strategy.
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Key Words: Western Cape, South Africa, cultural industries, Advanced Manufacturing and Logistics Technology Strategy, strategic initiatives.
2004 Title: Quantitative Data Collection for Mappp-Seta Sector Skills Plan (SSP) Author: Khulisa Management Services and Eve Gray and Associates Commissioning Party: Mappp-Seta Date: 3rd August 2004 Associated project: Mappp-Seta sector skills plan Summary: The study provides information required by the SETA to develop its Sector Skills Plan (SSP) such as the sector profile of the members of the SETA; training and skills development needs in the sector as well as the capacity of training service providers to effectively address the skills development needs in the sector Title: MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan Author: Mappp-Seta (authored by Monica Newton) Commissioning Party: Mappp-Seta Date: August 2004 Associated project: Mappp-Seta sector skills plan per sector Summary: To develop the second sector skills plan (SSP) for the Mappp-Seta. The SSP represents a profile informed by a variety of issues, from industrial outputs to drivers of change. It aligns the demand to the supply of skills. Key findings are: small organisations dominate the sector with 47.5% employing between 5-49 staff members and 26.6% employing between 5099. Over 4700 are freelancers, small or micro businesses. 50% of the companies have a payroll of between .5m 5million. Only 7,847 (out of 29,000) will receive training, most will be white and half the companies conduct internal training. There are few barriers to entry with only the advertising sector believing that training provision meets the needs of the market. Clerks, technicians and associated professionals receive the bulk of training as to white women. Skills needs across the sectors are disparate but creative, technical; management, innovation and entrepreneurship are required for particularly black and women entrants. Most employees are technicians and associated professionals, plant and machine operators and assemblers. Half have matric and many have diploma or degree. There is no turnover problem, HIV/Aids is limited as a problem with the biggest challenge to skill development time and funds. New entrants, skills gaps, career progression, women and disabled and overcoming institutional failure which limit the supply of skills. Main skill areas are generic business; information technology; creative and technical skills; soft skills (communication) and management skills. Title: Beads Sub-Sector Study Author: ECI Africa Commissioning party: Tourism Enterprise Project (TEP) and the Department of Trade and Industries (the DTI) Date: March 2004 Summary: The Beads sub-sector study report intended to show how the sub-sector is structured, where it is heading, the forces that are driving the changes in the sub-sector, and the activities and roles that can be best played to reinvigorate the sector. Particular focus was
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paid to roles that strengthen the MSE growth within the sub-sector. Bead working skills are in abundance in the target population of women in rural communities. The labour intensity nature of beadwork lends itself to creating more employment in rural areas. There are gaps to be filled with producer groups, which can be fee based business development services. Exceptional KZN beadwork brand recognition nationally and internationally. This can be leveraged to increase market access for bead products. Most of the constraints present opportunities for designing and implementing solutions. Markets, cash flow, training and government policies were considered with the key focus being input supply, design, providing working capital, access to international exhibitions, training in literacy and basic business skills and the provision of market information. Title: CERAMIC Sub-sector Study Author: ECI Africa Commissioning party: TEP and DTI Date: March 2004 Summary: The ceramic sub-sector study report intended to show how the sub-sector is structured, where it is heading, the forces that are driving the changes in the sub-sector, and the activities and roles that can be best played to reinvigorate the sector. Particular focus was paid to roles that strengthen the MSE growth within the sub-sector. Positive factors supporting the ceramic sector as well as constraints are identified with key recommendations focusing on design, working capital and training. Title: Grass Sub-Sector Study Author: ECI Africa Commissioning party: TEP & DTI Date: March 2004 Summary: The objective of the research was to show how the sub-sector is structured, the forces that are driving or hindering changes in the sub-sector, and the roles and activities that are required to reinvigorate the sector. Particular focus was given to what was needed to strengthen the Micro Small Enterprise growth within the sub-sector, as this is one of the ultimate goals for the craft sector across South Africa. The analysis provided insights into the driving forces, the points of leverage, the roles of different participants and the range of business services that support the sector. There are many factors that constrain the growth of the grass weaving sub-sector, as well as many constraints facing MSEs. Most of the constraints present opportunities for designing and implementing solutions. Title: Wireware Subsector Study Author: ECI Africa Commissioning party: Tourism Enterprise Programme & DTI Date: March 2004 Summary: The wireware sub-sector study report intended to show how the sub-sector is structured, where it is heading, the forces that are driving the changes in the sub-sector, and the activities and roles that can be best played to reinvigorate the sector. Particular focus was paid to roles that strengthen the MSE growth within the sub-sector. Recommendations include those for small business development, retail, production facilities and vacation work programmes.
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Title: KZN Craft Sub-sector Study Author: ECI Africa Commissioning party: Tourism Enterprise Programme and DTI Date: April 2004 Summary: The objective of this study was to design a focused growth strategy for the craft sector in KZN; identifying necessary facilitative activities and business services which will lead to job creation, increased income for the micro small enterprises and increased competitiveness of the KZN sector. The study was based on the sub-sector analysis methodology, which derives all its recommendations on services that promote enterprise growth by identifying and understanding the sources of economic growth in a sector. The KZN craft sector is a highly innovative and dynamic informal industry comprised of a number of diverse sub sectors. Title: Moshito 04 Author: Moshito Music Conference & Exhibition Commissioning party: Moshito Music Conference & Exhibition Date: February 2004 Summary: The purpose of the Moshito document was to report on the proceedings of the Moshito 04 conference, which took place at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg in 2004. Title: The Music Industry Author: Zodwa Moatlhodi Commissioning Party: MAPPP-SETA Date: July 2004 Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan Summary: The music industry in South Africa is a relatively big sector with different role players and genres of music. The purpose of this research was to obtain information on trends that are impacting on the industry as well as the direction the industry is taking in terms of growth. The interviewees were given a questionnaire to respond to, followed by face to face interview that helped to clarify issues raised in the questionnaire. The questionnaire comprised of both quantitative as well as qualitative questions, which when addressed would identify the current trends, the growth rate of the music industry as well as highlight other key issues that impact on the music industry. Seven individuals representing various musicians, a record company, union and music societies who are all committed to the growth and development of the South African Music Industry were interviewed. Title: Feasibility Study of the South African Animation sector Author: Yoliswa Koyo Laballo (Anamazing Workshop) Commissioning party: Department of Communications Date: March 2004 Summary: The study was to assess the viability of the animation sector in South Africa. It is envisaged that this study will help the department achieve the following broad goals. Stimulate and promote innovation in design and production of animation products through appropriate technologies, techniques, and training, Develop core knowledge and a skill base for animation through accredited training programmes, Increase the quality, quantity and range of national as well as regional animation products including culturally relevant programmes, Bridge the digital
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divide through creating capacity and technical know how in the field of animation and be a point of reference for continued technological animation in the region. Title: Film and Video Sector Author: Avril Joffe, CAJ Commissioning party: MAPPP-SETA Date: July 2004 Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan Summary: The Sector Skills Plan for the Film and Video Sector, one of the sectors of the Film and Electronic Media Chamber addressed the trends, the value chain and the important issues facing this sector and meant to help inform the MAPPP-SETAs strategy. The SSP focused on the profile of the Film and Video industry, the value chain and the important issues facing the sector in the next 5 years as they relate to training and support for the sector. CAJ was able to draw a quantitative picture of their sub-sectors from documentation produced by these organisations. The rest of the work consisted of analytic evaluation of the sectors profile, value chain, economic logic, SWOT analysis, social trends and future projections. Title: TV and Radio Broadcasting Author: Avril Joffe and Zodwa Moatlhodi Commissioning party: MAPPP-SETA Date: July 2004 Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan Summary: The TV and Broadcasting report provided information for the Broadcasting sector (TV and Radio) which contributed towards the overall Sector Skills Plan for the Film and Electronic Media Sector. The report addressed the trends, the value chain, the profile of the sector and the important issues facing this sector which helped inform the MAPPP-Setas strategy. Radio Broadcasting is perceived as a small industry with very skilled people. Therefore the report focussed on the profile of the Broadcasting Sector (both TV and Radio), the value chain and the important issues facing the sector in the following five years as they relate to training and support for the sector. Title: Multimedia Animation Sub-Sector Author: Dr. Roseline Ntshingila-Khosa Commissioning party: Ntshingila-Khosa and Associates Date: July 2004 Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan Summary: The purpose of the qualitative review was to investigate and identify current and future skills needs and articulate skills gaps that may exist within the sub-sector. The result of the research was to provide the necessary information for the development of the Sector Skills Plan for 2005-2009. Recommendations including conducting an audit of current education and training provision in the sector and examination of the quality of training is required, developing workshops for the processes of accessing Learnership, collaborating with the DTI to simplify the processes of accessing the incentives provided by DTI to the industry and facilitating the development of unit standards such as one in 2D, 3D and stop-frame at NQF Level 6. In addition it was felt that support should be given to train assessors and develop assessment guides.
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Title: Funding for the Creative Industries; Film and Electronic Media Author: Dr Roseline Ntshilinga-Khosa and Avril Joffe Commissioning party: Ntshingila-Khosa and Associates Date: July 2004 Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan Summary: The objective of this report was to contribute towards the development of the Sector Skills Profile for the MAPPP-SETA. The report focused on funding provided by national government, provincial governments, public private partnerships as well as international donors. Respondents were representatives of various government departments and donors. Interviews were conducted either face-to-face or telephonically depending on the availability and location of interviewees. Additional information was obtained from reports, Internet, and commissioned studies. Title: Qualitative Research for Mappp Seta Sector Skills Plan: the publishing sub-sector Author: Eve Gray and Associates Commissioning party: Mappp Seta Date: 25 July 2004 Summary: The purpose of the study was to investigate and identify current and future skills needs and to articulate skills gaps that may exist within the Print Media, Publishing, Printing and packaging sub-sectors of MAPPP SETA. The results of the research were used to provide much needed information for the development of the Sector Skills Plan for 2005-2009. Publishing is a vitally important strategic industry from 2 related perspectives: as a cultural industry and as a knowledge industry. Publishing falls within the overlap of the two domains of culture (the expression of culture in text and image) and trade (the reproduction, packaging, distribution, marketing and sale of these products of cultural expression).SA has a selfsustaining publishing industry that can supply the needs of the educational system at all levels. Title: The Advertising Industrys skill needs Author: Avril Joffe, Roseline Ntshilinga-Khosa and Lee Walters Commissioning party: Ntshingila-Khosa and Associations Date: July 2004 Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Skills Plan Summary: The purpose of this study was to investigate issues relevant to the National Skills Development Strategy within the context of the internal and external environment of advertising in South Africa. The qualitative review was designed to reflect on trends in the sector as well as critical issues facing the industry from transformation to skills, from accreditation to learnerships, from large players to SMMEs, from policy and regulation to performance in the market place and from HIV/AIDS to innovative ideas. Title: Design Sub-Sector Author: Dr Roseline Ntshingila-Khosa Commissioning party: Ntshingila-Khosa and Associates Date: July 2004 Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Skills Plan Summary: This report provided information on three aspects; fashion design, craft design and graphic design. Findings and recommendations were dealt with separately for each sub-sector as the sectors are very different and operate differently. Areas such as training provision and key drivers of change overlap across the sectors. The purpose of this qualitative review was to
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investigate and identify current and future skills needs and articulate skills gaps that may exist within the sub-sector. The results of the research will provide the necessary information for the development of the Sector Skills Plan for 2005-2009. A key finding was that in South Africa, the potential of the fashion design has not yet been tapped. There is no available data in the country about the economic profile and significance of the sector. Available data is only based on a study, which was conducted on the creative industries in the Western Cape. Title: Moshito 04 Author: Moshito Music Conference & Exhibition Commissioning Party: Moshito Music Conference & Exhibition Date: February 2004 Associated project: Moshito Conference Summary: The purpose of the Moshito document was to report on the proceedings of the Moshito 04 conference, which took place at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg in 2004. Key Words: Moshito, proceedings, conference, Johannesburg, South Africa _________________________________________________________ 2005 Title: Future Foundations: An Integrated Human Resource Development Strategy Author: CreateSA Commissioning Party: Department of Arts and Culture (DAC) Date: 31 March 2005 Associated project: Creative industry development in the DAC Summary: The purpose of the study was to develop an integrated human resource development strategy for the creative industries that would co-ordinate the activities of stakeholders in the sector, ensure that all groups are appropriately targeted and promote a shared understanding of the needs. It is important to note the project allied its research objectives with a broader empowerment programme that trained 20 researchers from across the country to collect and collate the information used for the study. Findings relate to the three specific target groups for human resource development; the value of culture and of arts education and training; general human resource issues in the South African creative industries. The research informed a number of broad strategic recommendations relating to research, policy review, coordination, representative structures, standards and qualifications frameworks; development of cultural practitioners including trainers and teachers, formalization of education and training in the sector, development and retention of cultural managers, creating linkages between schools and the arts community as well as increasing opportunities for life long learning across the education and training spectrum. Key words: integrated human resource development, strategy, creative industries, researchers, training, cultural, practitioners, education, manager, arts community Title: Beyond Planning to Action: Film and TV Sector Development Strategy Author: Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) (Jane Corden and Richard Phillips) Commissioning Party: DTI: Trade and Investment South Africa; Chief Directorate: Customised Sector Programmes Date: June 2005
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Associated project: Customised Sector Programmes (CSP) of the DTI. Summary: To outline the DTI sector development strategy for increasing competitiveness, exports and investments as well as employment and equity in the film and TV sector as one of the priority sectors of SA. The report provides a situational analysis of the sector both locally and internationally with the aim of inspiring and reinvigorating the sector that suffered by strategy fatigue. The report builds on previous strategic papers developed by DAC, IDC, PWC, NFVF, Mappp-Seta and DOC. Extensive industry consultation focusing on key areas such as skills development, audience development, financing, co-ordination, export and marketing, equity/ BEE, international and domestic intelligence and competitiveness were undertaken. In addition an analysis of global opportunities and challenges with respect to this industry were explored. The report identifies an integrated set of interventions with the strategic vision of SA becoming the lead producer of film and TV content from Africa and the middle east watched by the world by 2014. Key Words: DTI, sector development strategy, film, TV, content, producer, Africa, South Africa, DAC, IDC, PWC, NFVF, Mappp-Seta, DOC, financing, audience development, export, skills, BEE Title: Beyond Planning to Action: Craft Sector Development Strategy Author: Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) (Erica Elk) Commission Party: DTI: Trade and Investment South Africa; Chief Directorate: Date: 2005 Associated Project: Customised Sector Programmes (CSP) of the DTI. Webstie: http://www.capecraftanddesign.org.za/research_folder/pdf/dti_cust.pdf Summary: This DTI sector development strategy for Craft outlines a key action programme relating to craft manufacturing, enterprise development, research and development, craft hubs and market development and access. It provides a comprehensive overview of the status quo of the craft industry in South Africa and focusing on strategies for increasing competiveness, exports and investments as well as employment and equity in this priority sector for South Africa. Each key focus area requires joint action and consultation between government and stakeholders. The document also provides a review of trends and developments in the international craft industry. Key words: DTI, craft, manufacturing, craft hubs, marketing, enterprise, development, research, competiveness, exports, investments, stakeholders, government, international, industry. Title: Creative Industries Sector Scoping Author: Monica Newton Commissioning Party: City of Johannesburg: Economic Development Unit Date: 30 June 2005 Associated project: Johannesburg Film Incubator, Johannesburg Performing Arts Incubator, and Johannesburg Music Market Summary: The purpose of the study was to locate the Creative Industries Sector in Johannesburg within the broader economic development strategy of the City and the Joburg 2030 strategy. In addition, the study culminated in recommendations for initiatives and projects to promote the economic contribution of the sector to the citys economy. Developments such as the training projects of the Mappp-Seta, poverty alleviation projects, market development projects, the culturally oriented Blue IQ projects and the Alexandra Urban Renewal Project were identified has having a positive impact on the creative sector.
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Title: Soweto Blues: Jazz, popular music, and politics in South Africa Author: Ansell, Gwen Commissioning Party: Private Date: 2005 Summary: This book illustrates the relationship between jazz and the anti apartheid movement in South Africa from the early politics of resistance, illegal performance spaces, the global reach of musicians such as Hugh Masekela and Miriam Makeba as well as the postapartheid experiences of the national broadcasting and music recording industry. Ansell provides an overview of the ongoing links between African and American styles of music. Key Words: music industry, Western Cape, South Africa, digital distribution, government intervention Title: Developing Audiences for Joburg Live Arts Author: Freedthinkers Commissioning party: City of Joburg Date: June 2005 Summary: The objective of Developing Audiences for Joburg Arts is market development. A question that arises is How can the City of Joburg contribute to a thriving live arts industry in Joburg by being a catalyst in attracting and developing audiences? The first research conducted was titled Joburg Live Arts Marketing Project Research on International Trends and identified what is happening in the Live Arts internationally with regard to attracting and retaining new audiences. The outcomes of the report offered insight into global best practices and focused on the UK, USA, Australia, France, Brazil and Burkina Faso. Case studies were selected that shed light on new trends in audience development worldwide. The second report Developing Audiences for Joburg Live Arts provides feedback and way forward to CoJ on what needs to be considered. Key Words: Joburg, live arts, marketing, industry, best practice, UK, USA, Australia, France, Brazil, Burkina Faso Title: Proposal for an African Music market Author: Andr Le Roux Commissioning Party: Ochre Communication Date: July 2005 Associated project: City of Joburg Economic Development Units Sector Strategies for Cultural Sector Summary: The purpose of the study is to investigate the feasibility of a Music Market and to explore potential relationships and partnerships between the City of Joburg and South African Music Cooperation Initiative (SAMICI) and the National Music Conference and Exhibition (MOSHITO). The benefits to the City of Johannesburg include local economic development, gateway to Africa possibilities and building the citys image. The next phase of the work of the COJ with MOSHITO and SAMICI will be the development of a business plan for the Music Market. Title: Consultative forum on arts and culture in South Africa Author: British Council Commissioning Party: British Council Date: 08-Sep-05
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Associated project: All Africa Arts Consultation Forum Summary: This report documents a meeting organised by the British Council in South Africa as one of ten organised in Africa as part of the All Africa Arts Consultation Forum. The report assessed the dominant art forms in South Africa and considered the notable trends and developments in the sector. The meeting considered the nature of support required by the arts sector for growth and influence as well as the specific role of the British Council in this support Key Words: British Council, South Africa, creative industries, arts, All Africa Arts Consultative Forum Title: A Benevolent Fund for Artists Author: CAJ Commissioning Party: Arts and Culture Trust, South Africa Date: 2005 Associated project: DAC Summary: The investigation into a benevolent fund was an initiative of the Department of Arts and Culture (DAC) as part of their programme to develop the arts and building a caring society to address some of the problems which confront artists in South Africa. The research was conducted to inform a strategy dedicated to the creation and implementation of a Benevolent Fund for practitioners in the arts and culture sector. The report argues that a Benevolent Fund would address market failure by providing a support structure for cultural workers, artists and practitioners considered vulnerable by the Department of Labour. Key Words: Benevolent fund, artists, South Africa, best practice, international experience, social security, welfare, funding, arts and culture practitioners, Department of Labour, Department of Arts and Culture Title: Driving a regional sector development programme: Lessons from the Western Cape: 1999-2005 Author: Gwynne-Evans, N Commissioning Party: WESTGRO, South Africa Date: June 20 2005 Associated project: Western Cape economic development Website: http://www.commerce.uct.ac.za/Research_Units/DPRU/DPRUConference2006/Papers/Driving _a_regional_sector_developmentGwynn-Evans.pdf Summary: The report provides an overview of the regional sector development strategy adopted by the Western Cape Department of Economic Development and the lessons gained over the 6 years of its implementation. This has been influenced by the broad literature around economic clusters and an approach implemented that is captured in the document A Collaborative Approach to regional sector development. Creative industries covered include film and craft. This paper outlines the process and lessons gained from the programme over the past six years. These constitute the views of the writer who was responsible for driving the sector strategy in the period reviewed and intimately involved in the establishment and development of a number of sector bodies. Key Words: Regional sector development strategy, creative industries, Western Cape, film, craft. Title: Creative sector research in South Africa: research sources, key institutions and annotated bibliography of the cultural sector in South Africa
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Author: CAJ Commissioning Party: British Council Date: 2005 Associated project: Prepared for the fist phase of the Creative Mapping study for the British Council Summary: This report by CAJ was commissioned by the British Council as an initial contribution to their longer term creative mapping project in South Africa. It highlights all research undertaken in South Africa in the period 1994-2005 relating to cultural policy, creative industries and heritage. The report contains a short summary of each document in a standardised format highlighting research methodology, key findings, recommendations and gaps in research. Key Words: Creative industries, culture, policy, South Africa, heritage, research Title: Cultural Industries, arts, culture and creative arts: Towards an understanding of the current nature and scope of the creative industries in the Western Cape Author: Van Graan, Mike Commissioning Party: WESTGRO, South Africa Date: 2005 Associated project: Westgro, Cape Gateway Website: www.capegateway.gov.za/other/2005/11/final_first_paper_cultural_industries_printing.pdf Summary: This report was written as part of a wider research process commissioned by the Department of Economic Development and Tourism in the Western Cape to assess the potential impact of the creative industries within the provincial economy. The report provides a broad overview of the current status quo of the creative industries as highlighting possible policy and strategic interventions that would result in the Western Cape becoming the centre of the creative industries in South Africa. Key Words: Economic development, tourism, Western Cape, Creative Industries, centre, creative arts _________________________________________________________ 2006 Title: In South Africa, crafts revival boosts exports Author: International Trade Forum Commissioning Party: International Trade Forum Date: Oct-06 Associated project: Interview with Tembeka Nkamba-van Wyk, Talking Beads Academy Website: http://www.tradeforum.org/news/fullstory.php/aid/626/in_South_Africa_craft_revival Summary: This interview highlights the work of a South African business woman in exposing locally made handicrafts and protecting local craft traditions for the benefit of crafters and tourists alike. The business created is now exporting and employing thousands of women in rural areas with training and medical care provided. The Talking Beads Academy was begun in 1997and is working towards a mobile training unit to provide women in remote rural areas with supplies of beads and designs. Key Words: South Africa, crafts, Talking Beads Academy, rural women, training, business skills, exports, tourism
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Title: Proposed Strategy on Engendering the Accelerated and Shared Growth Imitative (ASGISA) Author: DTI Commissioning Party: DAC Date: Jan-06 Associated project: South Africa's Strategy on Engendering the Accelerated and Shared Growth Imitative (ASGI-SA) Website: http://www.thedti.gov.za/sawen/ASGISAPROPOSEDSTRATEGY06.pdf Summary: This document highlights amongst others the role of the creative industries in facilitating the economic empowerment of women especially through rural women engaged in the craft sector. It provides one of the arguments for why the South African government provides support to the craft sector. Key Words: South Africa, craft, women, ASGI-SA, empowerment, second economy Title: Hisses and whistles': A baseline study into arts coverage in the South African mass media Author: Media Monitoring Project & Open Research Commissioning Party: Media monitoring project and open research Date: Mar-06 Website: http://www.mediamonitoringafrica.org/index.php/resources/entry/hisses_and_whistles_a_baseli ne_study_into_arts_coverage_in_the_sa_mass_medi/ Summary: The report presents findings of arts coverage, advertising and publicity in the mass media in South Africa. Key findings relate to percentage of space allocated to arts and entertainment content in newspaper supplements, which art genres dominate, nature of arts coverage, the differences between coverage of local and international artists as well as journalism and the role of the national broadcaster. Key Words: arts, advertising, publicity, mass media, South Africa, entertainment, newspapers, broadcaster, artists Title: Parliamentary Media Briefing Economic Cluster 11 Author: DAC Commissioning Party: DAC Date: 10-Feb-06 Associated project: Briefing for parliament Website: http://www.dac.gov.za/media_release/10Geb06.htm Summary: This parliamentary media briefing focuses on the interventions relating to Arts, Culture and Heritage during 2006/7. The DAC's programme of action is described, the budget associated as well as the purpose of each set of activities. Key Words: South Africa, arts and culture, policy review, heritage
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2007 Title: Cultural Industries, arts, culture and creative arts: Second Paper: Policy recommendations and Interventions Author: Van Graan, Mike Commissioning Party: WESTGRO, South Africa Date: 2007 Associated project: MEDS process, Western Cape Website: http://www.hivos.nl/english/english/arterial/background_materials Summary: This paper provides recommendations based on research undertaken in the first phase of the MEDS process focusing on the creative industries in the Western Cape. It focuses on a few key initiatives to advance the sector. It provides a summary of the overview of the creative industry in the Western Cape, general economic arguments in support of the creative industry sector, highlights the challenges facing the sector and outlines the proposed strategies that the Western Cape provincial government could implement to support the sector. Key Words: MEDS, Western Cape, creative industries, strategy, policy, government Title: Arts and Culture Policy Review Author: DAC Commissioning Party: DAC Date: 2007 Associated project: SA government review of policy Website: http://www.dac.gov.za/projects/policy%20Review/background%20document.doc Summary: This policy review was commissioned in the broader context of the 10 years of the new ANC government. The documents covers 7 chapters: background, legal framework for arts, culture and heritage, contribution of the arts and culture to the economy, the role of arts and culture continentally and internationally, review of human resources, research and development needs of the arts and culture sector, the role of arts and culture in social development as well as review of the arts and culture funding and financing model. Key Words: South Africa, arts and culture, policy review, heritage Title: Film: Analysis needed to make policy decisions Author: Cultural Observatory, South Africa Commissioning Party: Cultural Observatory, South Africa Date: accessed 23/05/07 Associated project: Prepared by Howard Thomas as part of a broader research project to develop an interactive website on the creative industries in South Africa. Numerous inputs were provided to stimulate debate on the best way to collect data. Website: http://www.culturealobservatory.org.za/_tv_ana.html Summary: Investigates the main sources for cultural analyses such as the ILO, UNESCO, Canadian, UK, Australian and Irish film industries as well as EU documents on film and ICT structures. A list of the information needed to analyse the film sector is provided. A critique of the problem tree analysis is provided as well as the problems attached to data collected from players in the sector. Key Words: Film, South Africa, policy, information, problem tree Title: Bush Radio's CREW project: growing with media education
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Author: Louw, Adrian Commissioning Party: UNESCO Date: 21-22 June 2007 Associated project: Paper presented at the French Commission for UNESCO meeting in partnership with the French Ministry of Education and the Council of Europe at the Centre de Conferences Internationals, Paris, France Website: http://www.ncrf.org.za/sa-community-radio-present-paper-at-unesco-mediaeducation Summary: Bush Radio was asked to present a paper and a meeting organised by the French Commission for UNESCO. The title was Media Education: Advances, Obstacles and new Trends since Grunwald; Towards a scale of change? The radio station based in the Cape Flats has as its mission 'to ensure that communities, who have been denied access to resources, take part in producing ethical, creative and responsible radio that encourages them to communicate with each other, to take part in decisions that affect their lives, and to celebrate their own cultures'. The paper reflects on the CREW project (Children's Radio Education Workshop) which started in 1996 to give young people a voice in media. Key Words: South Africa, community radio, UNESCO, media education, bush radio Title: Final Report on the Micro-economic Development Strategy for the Music Industry in the Western Cape Author: Ansell, Gwen, Barnard, Helen and Barnard, Phillippa Commissioning Party: Department of Economic Development and Tourism, Western Cape Provincial Government Date: Nov-07 Associated project: MEDS reports, Western Cape Economic Development Summary: This report documents the music industry in the Western Cape focusing on the context and local performance, development drivers, the need for and role of government intervention, tourism and the digital opportunities in the industry. The bulk of the recommendations focus on this latter area arguing that digitisation leads to differentiated product niches and the rise of smaller players which both favour the Western Cape region. Other recommendations relate to digital inclusion, supporting a credible industry body as well as developing skills amongst a diverse body of role players. Key Words: Western Cape, South Africa, government intervention, tourism, digital opportunities, music industry, product niches, smaller players _________________________________________________________ 2008 Title: Sampling Music Author: Melandowitz, Hugh Commissioning Party: Moshito Date: 2008 Associated project: Moshito Conference Summary: This presentation from Moshito '08 deals with ownership of copyright in music its commercial exploitation. The question it poses is whether the sampling of music could constitute an infringement of copyright. The answer is that any infringement of the moral right is
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an infringement of copyright and that therefore even if a very small portion of the song is to be used the person must obtain authorisation. Key Words: Moshito, copyright, sampling, music, moral rights, authorisation, infringement Title: South African Music Hub Author: Masokoane, Glenn Commissioning Party: DAC, South Africa Date: 2008 Associated project: Moshito Conference Summary: The DAC's presentation to Moshito '08 outlines the motivation for the establishment of a music hub including music recording facilities for emergent talent and young musicians. The motivation includes state of the art music production hub, target market of the second economy, strategic black economic empowerment, total value chain offering, heritage centre and space for music organisations. Key Words: DAC, Moshito, Music, second economy, recording studios, emergent talent Title: Making Cultural Policy Work Author: Commonwealth Foundation Commissioning Party: Commonwealth Foundation Date: 19-May-08 Associated project: Consultation held in partnership with South African Coalition for Cultural Diversity and Department of Arts and Culture, Samro House Website: http://www.commonwealthfoundation.com/uploads/fckeditor/00000088_Making%20Culture%20 Work%20for%20Development.pdf Summary: This summary report reflects on the consultation between government and civil society organisations in South Africa held by the Commonwealth Foundation in partnership with the South African coalition for Cultural Diversity (SACCD) and the DAC. This discussion was the second in a series of Commonwealth Foundation consultations on different aspects of culture, cultural policy and development. Key questions discussed include the success of South Africa's cultural policies for the creative sectors and for development; the extent of implementation of UNESCO's Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions and the possibility of sharing the South African experience and approach to culture regionally and globally. The findings feed directly into the Foundation's research project, Putting Culture First available at www.commonwealthfoundation.com/culturediversity/research Key Words: South African Coalition for Cultural Diversity, DAC, South Africa, cultural policy, civil society, Commonwealth Foundation Title: Speech to Moshito Author: Wakashe, T Commissioning Party: Moshito Date: 2008 Associated project: Moshito Conference Summary: The speech by the Director General of Arts and Culture focuses on copyright, indigenous knowledge protection as well as various programmes initiated by Government to support the music industry. These include 'Taking SA Music to the World and the development of a music studio for the second economy music sector
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Key Words: DAC, Moshito, Music industry, government programmes, copyright, indigenous knowledge protection, music studio, second economy Title: Music policy discussion document Author: SABC Commissioning Party: Moshito Date: 2008 Associated project: Moshito conference Summary: The SABC's presentation to Moshito '08 outlines the music policy they have developed. It includes its purpose, the scope, policy changes that it envisages as well as roles and responsibilities. Key Words: SABC, South Africa, music policy, music compilation, pay for play, music rights, indigenous music Title: Music Qualifications: Are music education institutions/ qualifications responding to the changing and growing needs of the music industry? Author: Feenstra, Marianne Commissioning Party: Moshito Date: 2008 Associated project: Moshito Conference Summary: This presentation from Moshito '08 is a hard hitting account of what is wrong with the whole music education institution and qualification system. The conclusion is that neither SAQA management nor anyone else in the system has thought through the process of the generation of a qualification and the effect of its implementation and that SAQA, the DOE and CHE are simply maintaining the status quo Key Words: music, education, qualification, SAQA, DOE, CHE, needs Title: Mappp-Seta Sector Skills Plan 2009/2010 Author: CAJ Commissioning Party: Mappp-Seta Date: 2008 Summary: This paper provides an overview of the creative industries in South Africa identifies key characteristics and outlines critical challenges and opportunities for its growth. Particular focus is given to the nature of supply and demand for skills and the role of government as a key investor in the creative industries. The report includes a review of industrial and occupational profile, sector specific dynamics, employment patterns and trends, scarce and critical skills as well as small business and entrepreneurial opportunities. Creative industry sectors covered in this report include: print media, publishing, visual arts, crafts, advertising, film and electronic media, music, design, performing arts and dance. Key Words: Mappp-Seta, creative industries, creative economy, supply and demand of skills, role of government, CAJ, 2009/2010, industrial and occupational profile, sector specific dynamics, employment patterns and trends, scarce and critical skills, small business and entrepreneurial opportunities, print media, publishing, visual arts, crafts, advertising, film and electronic media, music, design, performing arts and dance. _________________________________________________________
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2009 Title: Producing creative content: skills and economic challenges in the South African Creative Industries Author: CAJ Commissioning Party: HSRC, South Africa Date: 2009 Associated project: Skills and economic challenges in the ASGI-SA sectors Website: www.hsrcpress.org.za Summary: This paper provides an overview of the creative industries in South Africa identifies key characteristics and outlines critical challenges and opportunities for its growth. Particular focus is given to the nature of supply and demand for skills and the role of government as a key investor in the creative industries. Key Words: HSRC, CAJ, Creative industries, creative economy, supply and demand of skills, role of government Title: Mike van Graan website Author: Van Graan, Mike Commissioning Party: Mike van Graan Date: Various Associated project: Website: http://www.mikevangraan.co.za/recent-articles-papers Summary: Mike van Graan's website carries his personal reflections and views on the state of the arts, culture and creative industries in South Africa. Key Words: Mike van Graan, culture, arts, creative industries, government, Title: Centre for Jazz and Popular Music (CJPM) University of Natal Author: Brubeck, Darius Commissioning Party: Private Associated project: Cambridge Journals Website: http://journals.cambridge.org Summary: This overview of the Centre for Jazz and Popular Music based at the University of Natal reflects on its intention to become a 'micro-mini' version of the Smithsonian Institute (Washington D.C.). It notes that research on South African jazz and popular music is a low priority at present. The centre is providing teaching, study, research, preservation and performances of popular music and jazz and suggests establishing an endowment to support the range of ad hoc projects coming to the centre. Key Words: Jazz, popular music, endowment, projects, University of Natal, Smithsonian Institute, Brubeck, Darius Title: VANSA Author: Visual Arts Network of South Africa Commissioning Party: VANSA Date: All Associated project: VANSA Website: http://www.vansa.co.za/resources Summary: This website regularly carries articles on the state of the visual arts sector in South Africa.
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Key Words: South Africa, visual arts, website Title: Artthrob: Contemporary art in South Africa Author: Artthrob Commissioning Party: Artthrob Date: All Associated project: Artthrob Website: http://www.artthrob.co.za/ Summary: This website has regular articles and special features on the arts in South Africa, on art and social development etc. Articles are archived and can be easily searched. Key Words: Art, culture, South Africa, visual arts, social development Tanzania documents Title: Balancing Culture and Conservation through Enterprise Author: USAID Commissioning Party: USAID Date: 2004 Associated project: Story on Website about Tanzania Website: http://africastories.usaid.gov/search_details.cfm?storyID=228&countryID=26&sector Summary: The Naisho Women's Group established the Esilalei Cultural Boma in 1999 to bring tourist dollars to their villages and, at the same time, preserve their local culture and alleviate gender inequality and poverty. A lack of business knowledge resulted in limited success. This USAID article shows how their support altered the fortunes of the Naisho group. Key Words: Naisho, Cultural village, USAID, business knowledge Title: Consultative forum on arts and culture in Tanzania Author: British Council Commissioning Party: British Council Date: 19-Sep-05 Associated project: All Africa Arts Consultation Forum Summary: This report documents a meeting organised by the British Council in Dar es Salaam as one of ten organised in Africa as part of the All Africa Arts Consultation Forum. The report assesses the ascendant and dominant art forms in Tanzania, the notable trends and development over the past few years, the influences on the Tanzanian arts and culture sector as well as priorities for support from the British Council. Key Words: British Council, Tanzania, arts, culture, creative industries, development, All Africa Uganda Title: Uganda-based initiative to promote African and Asian filmmaking Author: Artmatters Commissioning Party: Art Matters Date: 2004
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Website: http://www.artmatters.info/mira.htm; http://www.mashada.com/forums/405142post1.html Summary: This news piece highlights the establishment of an annual filmmakers laboratory in Uganda to promote African and Asian filmmaking with the support and writer and producer Mira Nair. Key Words: film laboratory, African film, Asian filmmaking, Mira Nair, Uganda, Kampala Title: The national ICT master plan and E-government network feasibility study in Uganda Author: Mega-Tech Commissioning Party: Internet Governance for Development Date: August, 11 2006 Associated project: Women of Uganda Network Website: http://wougnet/org.ICTpolicy/ug/ugictpolicy.html Summary: This paper highlights the importance of ICT for development. The scope of Uganda's National ICT Policy Framework covers information as a resource for development, mechanisms for accessing information, and ICT as an industry, including e-business, software development and manufacturing. The policy looks at various categories of information from different sectors, essentially aimed at empowering people to improve their living conditions. The sectors include: health, education, agriculture, energy, environment, business, and science & technology. Key Words: ICP, Uganda, living conditions, policy, feasibility Title: Survey of Content and Audiences of Video Halls in Uganda 2005-2006 Author: Marshfield, Katerina and van Oosterhout, Michiel Commissioning Party: Uganda International Film Festival Date: Jan-07 Website: www.uiff.org Summary: The report documents the network of over 2000 video halls in Uganda known as 'Bibandas' which function as local cinemas and general audiovisual entertainment venues. The report analyses the content shown as well as the audience and facilities. Key Words: Uganda, video, halls, cinema, audiovisual, entertainment, venues, Bibandas
Zambia Title: Enhancing Marketing Skills for Artists and Artisans Author: Ballyn, John Commissioning Party: ILO Date: 2-4 October 2002 Associated project: AN ITC conference paper prepared for the National Workshop organised by the ILO 'Enterprise Development and Employment in the Cultural Sector in Zambia; national and local strategies: Website: http://www.intracen.org/CreativeIndustries/conference_papers.pdf Summary: This paper looks at the distinctions in business practice for artists and artisans in the sectors of visual arts and crafts in order to develop improved marketing practices for both. The paper explores the market influences on the visual arts and craft products as well as the
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needs for artists and artisans such as investment in design and marketing, training in design and marketing, provision of design and marketing services as well as business support needs. Key Words: Marketing skills, artists, artisans, Zambia, ILO, ITC, Ballyn, Lusaka Title: An Action research on Small Enterprise Development and Job Creation in the Cultural Sector Author: Moyo, Dixon Commissioning Party: ILO Date: Jul-02 Associated project: ILO research and workshop in Zambia Summary: This report produced for the ILO as part of the Seed study on the role of the cultural sector in contributing to job creation and small business development in the SADC region focuses the spotlight on Zambia by exploring four cultural subsectors, namely music, ethno tourism, crafts and dance in Zambia. The report investigates the development process of these sectors, the successes and constraints in the area of small enterprise development and job creation in all the value chains and proposes various interventions/ recommendations for action. Key Words: Zambia, cultural sector, small enterprise development, job creation, ILO, Zambian labour market, national arts council Title: Disbursement of donor funds - Shining example from Zambia Author: Owoo, John Commissioning Party: Arterial Network Date: Mar-07 Associated project: Arterial News Vol 2 No 5, Revitalising African Cultural Assets Website: http://www.dccd.dk/dccd/cku.nsf/images/senart/$file/shinning+example+from+zambia+by+john +owoo.pdf Summary: This news article showcases the Zambian experience of disabusing 1.28 million Euros for the cultural sector development programme. This grant forms part of European Union funds. The Zambian experience was shared at the three day workshop on Goiree Island in Senegal called Revitalising African Cultural Assets by Mulenga Kapwepwe. Key Words: Zambia, funds, EU, cultural, development, African, assets, Goiree Island, Mulenga Kapwepwe Title: Ceremony! Celebrating Zambia's Cultural Heritage Author: Guhrs, Tamara, D'elbee, Francois and Kapwepwe, Mulenga Commissioning Party: Celtel Zambia and Seka (Sensitisation and Education through Kunda Arts) Date: 2009 Associated project: Seka Educational Theatre Website: http://www.seka-educational-theatre.com/ceremony-book.htm Summary: This book showcases indigenous rituals, traditional ceremonies and cultural practices in Zambia including the arts, dances, songs, crafts and artefacts produced for them and passed down through generations. It also highlights the traditional educational methods, leadership systems, ethical values and indigenous technologies associated with these ceremonies. The book celebrates Zambia, Zambian people and the fact that tradition co-exists
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with modernisation and how they feed one another. Chapters include impressions (photos and text) from each of the 7 provinces of Zambia. Key Words: Ceremonies, cultural heritage, Zambia, Title: Zambia's ICT policy finally launched Author: Mushinga, Gloria Date: 2007 Website: http://www.thewip.net/contributors/2007/04/zambia_s_ict_policy_finally_la.html Summary: This is a news piece about the launch of the National Information and Communications Technologies (ICT's) Policy in Zambia. The purpose of the policy is to bridge the digital divide amongst Zambians by 2030. Key Words: Zambia, ICT, policy, National Information and Communications Technology, VOIP, internet Title: Country report on the status of copyright and neighbouring rights in Zambia Author: Shakarongo, Brian Chengela Commissioning Party: WIPO Date: 17-19 July 2002 Associated project: Presented at WIPO symposium, Lilongwe, Malawi Zimbabwe Title: Intellectual Property Rights, Copyright and Development Policy in a Developing Country: Options For Sub Saharan African Countries Author: Professor E.S Nwauche th Date: 30 of July 2003 Associated project: Paper presented to the Copyright Workshop at Zimbabwe International Book Fair Website: www.kopinor.org/content/download/1777/13422/file/zibf.pdf Summary: This paper argues that a development oriented strong copyright protection is fundamental to the economic and technological advancement of Sub Saharan African countries (SSA) and synthesizes such a policy. Key Words: IP, Sub Saharan Africa, copyright, protection, economy, technology, policy Title: Zimbabwe arts focus group meeting Author: British Council Commissioning Party: British Council Date: 26-Sep-05 Associated project: All Africa Consultative Forum Summary: This report documents a meeting organised by the British Council in Zimbabwe as one of ten organised in Africa as part of the All Africa Arts Consultation Forum. The specific aims of the Zimbabwe meeting were to start a strong network of arts contacts in Africa and to generate ideas for Africa-wide projects for funding Key Words: Zimbabwe, creative industries, network, arts, funding Title: Narrative and ideology: 50 years of filmmaking in Zimbabwe
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Author: Hungwe, Kedmon Nyasha Commissioning Party: Private Date: 2005 Associated project: in Media, culture and society, Vol 27, no 1, 83-99 Website: http://mcs.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/27/1/83 Summary: This article reviews film-making in the period 1948-2000 when the country was going through the transition to an independent nation. It assesses how the political governance crisis of the later 1990s undermined prospects for this sector. Of general interest are the insights provided by the article into the problems and prospects of African countries as global players in the production of media. Key Words: African cinema, African Script Development Fund, Central African Film Unit, Neria, Sithengi, Southern African Film Festival
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List of documents by NAME
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Nigeria 2007 Cross-cutting http://www.tribune.com.ng/22052007/arts.html
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Commissio ning Agent
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Area of Interest
Website
Abodunrin, Akintayo
Private
Purpose/ associated project Nigerian Tribune
ACP Group
The Obasanjo years: motion without movement for arts, entertainment Dakar Declaration on the Promotion of ACP Cultures and Cultural Industries ACP 2003 Cross-cutting
ACP
http://www.acpsec.org/acpfestival/acp8300603_Dakar_Declar ation_e.pdf
ACP Group
ACP
Technical meeting 1st meeting of ACP Ministers of Culture, Working Group 11 ACP 2003 Cross-cutting
ACP
2003
Cross-cutting
ACP Group
ACP
ACP Secretariat
Promotion of Cultural industries/ Regional cooperation in the field of culture: report on the main conclusions Report of the working group 1 on ACP cultural policy for development/ cultural heritage Handbook on ACP Cultural Industries Drawn up by Ccawa / Cacao for the Secretariat of the ACP ACP 2006 Indicators & measurement
ACP
http://www.acpfilms.eu/fileadmin/fichiers/formulaire_et_annexe s/EN/Handbook_ACP_cultural_industries.pdf
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ACP 2000 cross cutting
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Year
Area of Interest
Website
ACP-EU
ACP
Purpose/ associated project Signed in COTONOU
Scholarly publishing in Africa
Africa
2003
publishing
Hold onto your rights! Africa 2006 Cross-cutting
2001
Film www.africaunion.org/root/au/documents/treaties/text/charter%20%20African%20cultural%20Renaissance-en.pdf www.africaunion.org/root/au/conferences/past/2006/november/SA/pan_af rican/AU_PACC_Aide_Memoire.doc
African Book Collective and the Dag Hammarskjo ld Foundation African Film and TV African Union
Sixth Ordinary Session of the Assembly, held in Khartoum, Sudan First Pan African Cultural Congress organised by the African Union Africa 2006 Cross-cutting Kenya Africa 2005 Cross-cutting
Charter for African Cultural Renaissance
African Union
African Union
Culture, Integration and African Renaissance: Aide Memoire
African Union
African Union
Nairobi Plan of Action for Cultural Industries in Africa
African Union
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Name
Africa 2006 Cross-cutting http://www.thecommonwealth.org/Shared_ASP_Files/Uploade dFiles/0DD2D9DE-E737-4839-B5F111F4B3B53102_Cultural_products_protection_advocacy_state ment_2.pdf
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
African Union
The Promotion and Protection of Africa's Cultural Products: Advocacy Statement The Second Session of AU Conference of Ministers of Culture (CAMC2) Nigeria 2007 Cross-cutting www.jadeastrust.org Africa 2008 Cross-cutting www.african-union.org
African Union
Purpose/ associated project Advocacy Statement
African Union
Concept Note
African Union
Aina, Yetunde
Empowering the black creative class
Jadeas Trust
Aina, Yetunde
Private
Creative Clusters 2008, London, UK
Nigeria
2008
film
Alden, Chris
Reinventing Nollywood: the role of the mafia in the development of the Nigerian Film Industry For most Africans, Internet access is little more than a pipe dream Online Journalism Review Africa 2004 ICT
Online Journalism Review
http://www.ojr.org/ojr/workplace/107109268.php
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SADC 2003 Music http://www.ilo.org/dyn/empent/empent.Portal?p_lang=EN&p_p rog=S&p_category=PUB&p_mode=PROD&p_lang=EN&p_typ e=WP
Title
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Year
Area of Interest
Website
Ambert, Cecile
ILO
Purpose/ associated project For the series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and Global value Chains, ILO
Ansell, Gwen
The Music industry : promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries Soweto Blues: Jazz, popular music, and politics in South Africa South Africa music South Africa South Africa 2007 Music
Private
Ansell, Gwen, Barnard, Helen and Barnard, Phillippa

Kenya Film
Final Report on the Microeconomic Development Strategy for the Music Industry in the Western Cape
Art matters
Kenyans make low budget films
Department of Economic Developmen t and Tourism, Western Cape Provincial Government Art Matters
http://artmatters.info/film3.htm
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Africa 2007 Cross-cutting http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/docs/arterial_conference_report_ en.pdf
Title
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Year
Area of Interest
Website
Arterial Conference
The Arterial Conference: Vitalising African cultural assets
Arterial Network
Purpose/ associated project Conference Report
Artmatters
Colonisation of Kenyan screens kills filmmakers, drives others into exile Nigeria Uganda film film
Art Matters
News
Kenya
2005
film
http://www/artmatters.info/film/colonisation.htm
Artmatters
Art Matters
http://www.artmatters.info/nigeria1.htm http://www.artmatters.info/mira.htm
Artmatters
Art Matters
Artsmatters. info
Nigerians market their country through film Uganda-based initiative to promote African and Asian filmmaking East African in a frenzy of Film Festivals East Africa 2005 film
Art Matters
http://www.artmatters.info/frenzy.htm
Artthrob
Artthrob: Contemporary art in South Africa
Artthrob
Website
South Africa
all
visual art
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South Africa 2003 Cross-cutting
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Avril Joffe, CAJ
Measuring Culture developments globally to inform what we do locally
HSRC and DAC
Purpose/ associated project Establishment of Cultural Observatory by HSRC on behalf of DAC
Ballyn, John
Enhancing Marketing Skills for Artists and Artisans
ILO
Zambia
2002
arts and crafts
http://www.intracen.org/CreativeIndustries/conference_papers. pdf
Barrowcloug h, Diana and KozulWright, Zeljka, (eds.)
Creative industries and developing countries: voice, choice and economic growth. .
UNCTAD
AN ITC conference paper prepared for the National Workshop organised by the ILO 'Enterprise Development and Employment in the Cultural Sector in Zambia; national and local strategies: Routledge Developing Countries 2008 Cross-cutting
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Name
2001 funding and sponsorship
Title
Purpose/ associated project
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Year
Area of Interest
Website
BMI-Sport Info
Bolnick, Steven
The Ethnotourism industry: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries
Business Arts South Africa (BASA), the National Arts Council of South Africa (NAC) and the Arts and Culture Trust (ACT) ILO SADC 2003 Ethno-tourism
http://www.ilo.org/dyn/empent/empent.Portal?p_lang=EN&p_p rog=S&p_category=PUB&p_mode=PROD&p_lang=EN&p_typ e=WP
Brereton, Kira
Guide to PanAfrican cultural markets, professional networks and research resources
Promoting culture through job creation and small business development in SADC countries published in the series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and Global value Chains, ILO African Marketplace Inc, Cultural Engineering, Inc. Africa 2003 Cross-cutting
http://www.culturalengineering.com/uploadfiles/AMP_CE%20G UIDE.pdf
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Name
Africa 2007 Cross-cutting
Title
Brickhill, Paul
Economic sustainability in African Culture Sector
Purpose/ associated project Arterial Network
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Brickhill, Paul
Kenya 2005 Cross-cutting
Under-rated Arts
Unknown
Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
http://www.inwent.org/E+Z/content/archive-eng/122005/tribune_art4.html
British Council
All Africa Arts Consultation Forum Tanzania 2005 Cross-cutting
Consultative forum on arts and culture in Kenya
British Council
Magazine for Development and Cooperation All Africa Arts Consultation Forum
British Council
Consultative forum on arts and culture in Tanzania
British Council
British Council
Consultative forum on arts and culture in South Africa
British Council
South Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
British Council
Zimbabwe arts focus group meeting
British Council
Zimbabwe
2005
Cross-cutting
CAJ, 2009
Page 138 of 292
Name
South Africa Cross-cutting http://journals.cambridge.org
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Brubeck, Darius
Centre for Jazz and Popular Music (CJPM) University of Natal South Africa 2005 Cross-cutting
Private
Purpose/ associated project in Cambridge Journals
CAJ
prepared for the HSRC in 2007 South Africa 2009 Cross-cutting www.hsrcpress.org.za
A Benevolent Fund for Artists
CAJ
Arts and Culture Trust, South Africa HSRC, South Africa
CAJ
British Council
Prepared for the fist phase of the creative mapping study for the British Council
South Africa
2005
Research resources
Cham, Mbye
Producing creative content: skills and economic challenges in the South African Creative Industries Creative sector research in South Africa: research sources, key institutions and annotated bibliography of the cultural sector in South Africa The Dynamics of African Filmmaking Africa film
UNESCO
City of Johannesbu
Joburg Creative Industry Sector
City of Johannesbur
UNESCO's World Culture Report 2000: Cultural diversity, conflict and pluralism Prepared by Monica Newton South Africa 2003
CAJ, 2009
Page 139 of 292
Name
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
rg
Music Awards 2001 Paper Ghana 2001 Music
Scoping
g https://www.scientificafrican.org/scholars/jcollins/collins/files/bib16/at_download,
Collins, John
Music Awards 2001: Making Ghanaian music exportable
Collins, John
World Bank
Workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa, sponsored by the World Bank and the Policy Sciences Centre, Inc, Washington, DC
Ghana
2001
Music
http://siteresources.worldbank.org/intceerd/resources/cwi_mus ic_industry_in_africa_synopsis.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 140 of 292
Name
South Africa 2008 policy http://www.commonwealthfoundation.com/uploads/fckeditor/00 000088_Making%20Culture%20Work%20for%20Development .pdf
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Commonwe alth Foundation
Making Cultural Policy Work
Purpose/ associated project Consultation held in partnership with South African Coalition for Cultural Diversity and Department of Arts and Culture, Samro House Commonwealth Foundation Developing Countries 2008 cross cutting
Putting Culture First: Commonwealth perspectives on culture and development
Create SA
Skills and Resources Audit
Mappp-Seta, South Africa
Prepared for Create SA, a project of the Mappp-Seta
South Africa
2003
CAJ, 2009
Page 141 of 292
Name
2003 indicators and measurement
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
CreateSA
National Skills and Resources Audit 2003
CreateSA
Purpose/ associated project CreateSA
CreateSA
Future Foundations: An Integrated Human Resource Development Strategy
Department of Arts and Culture (DAC)
2005
Cross-cutting
Cultural Industries Core Team
Western Cape Government
South Africa
2003
Cross-cutting
http://www.amts.co.za/cultural.pdf
Cultural Industries
Database for Cultural Initiative in Ghana: cultural
Cultural Industries Support
Ghana
2008
databases
CAJ, 2009
Page 142 of 292
Name
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
industries/ enterprise South Africa 2007 Film http://www.culturealobservatory.org.za/_tv_ana.html
Project
Support Project (CISP) Cultural Observatory , South Africa
Cultural Observatory, South Africa
DAC
Arts and Culture Policy Review
DAC
Prepared by Howard Thomas as part of a broader research project to develop an interactive website on the creative industries in South Africa. Numerous inputs were provided to stimulate debate on the best way to collect data. SA government review of policy South Africa 2007 policy
http://www.dac.gov.za/projects/policy%20Review/background %20document.doc
DAC
Parliamentary Media Briefing Economic Cluster 11
DAC
Briefing for parliament
South Africa
2006
policy
http://www.dac.gov.za/media_release/10Geb06.htm
CAJ, 2009
Page 143 of 292
Name
South Africa 1988 Cross-cutting http://www.dacst.gov.za/arts_culture/culture/industries/index.ht m
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
DACST
DACST
Purpose/ associated project Prepared by the Cultural Strategy Group
Deacon, Harriet
South Africa 2003 heritage
Untitled
DAC
South Africa
2007
heritage
Deacon, Harriet, Mngqolo, Sephai and Prosalendis, Sandra
Title: Protecting our cultural capital: A research plan for the Heritage Sector
Commissioni ng Party: HRSC : Social Cohesion and Integration Research Programme
Unpublished presentation to the DAC policy Review Workshop Associated project: Cultural Observatory at the HRSC commissioned by DAC.
Demilew, Abiy
Creative Industries: the under-utilized African resources
Creative Africa Website
on Creative Africa website
Africa
2008
cross
http://www.creative-africa.org/creativeafrica_2008/index.php?option=com_c
CAJ, 2009
Page 144 of 292
Name
South Africa 2005 film
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) (Jane Corden and Richard Phillips)
Title: Beyond Planning to Action: Film and TV Sector Development Strategy
Commissioni ng Party: DTI: Trade and Investment South Africa; Chief Directorate: Customised Sector Programmes
Purpose/ associated project Associated project: Customised Sector Programmes (CSP) of the DTI.
Cultural Statistics in South Africa
HSRC, South Africa
Prepared for the HSRC Cultural Observatory Africa 2004 music
South Africa
2003
http://www.culturalobservatory.org.za/pdf_files/econ_of_cultur e.pdf
Developmen t Policy Research Unit Developmen t Works
Take Note! The (Re)naissance of the music industry in SubSaharan Africa
UNESCO
DigiArts, UNESCO
South Africa's Strategy on Engendering the Accelerated and Shared South Africa
UNESCO
Paper prepared for The Global Alliance for Cultural Diversity: Division of Arts and Cultural enterprise, Unesco, Paris UNESCO Knowledge Portal Africa 2005 digital arts 2006 Cross-cutting
http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.phpURL_ID=24376&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201. html http://www.thedti.gov.za/sawen/ASGISAPROPOSEDSTRATE GY06.pdf
DTI
Proposed Strategy on Engendering the Accelerated and Shared Growth
DAC
CAJ, 2009
Page 145 of 292
Name
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Imitative (ASGISA)
Purpose/ associated project Growth Imitative (ASGISA) South Africa 2004 arts and crafts
ECI Africa
Beads SubSector Study
ECI Africa
CERAMIC Subsector Study
Tourism Enterprise Project (TEP) and the Department of Trade and Industries (the DTI) TEP and DTI South Africa 2004 arts and crafts
ECI Africa
Grass SubSector Study
TEP & DTI
South Africa
2004
arts and crafts
CAJ, 2009
Page 146 of 292
Name
South Africa 2004 arts and crafts
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
ECI Africa
ECI Africa
KZN Craft Subsector Study
Tourism Enterprise Programme & DTI Tourism Enterprise Programme and DTI
Eve Gray and Associates
Title: Qualitative Research for Mappp Seta Sector Skills Plan: the publishing subsector
Commissioni ng party: Mappp Seta
South Africa
2004
publishing
Feenstra, Marianne
Moshito
South Africa
South Africa
2008
Music
CAJ, 2009
Page 147 of 292
Name
South Africa 2005 live arts
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Freedthinker s
Developing Audiences for Joburg Live Arts
City of Joburg
Gostner, Karl Gostner, Karl (YFM)
The story of 99.3YFM
YFM, South Africa
South Africa
2005
Music
Commissioni ng party: NAB
Gray, Eve
brief for INCD
Africa
Africa, publishing
CAJ, 2009
Page 148 of 292
Name
Africa 2007 Cross-cutting
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Guchu, Wander
Arterial Network
Purpose/ associated project Arterial News Vol2 No 2
Celtel Zambia and Seka (Sensitisatio n and Education through Kunda Arts) South Africa South Africa 2005 Cross-cutting
Zambia
2009
heritage
Guhrs, Tamara, D'elbee, Francois and Kapwepwe, Mulenga GwynneEvans, N
WESTGRO, South Africa
Driving a regional sector development programme: Lessons from the Western Cape: 1999-2005 The Economics of Culture and Cultural Statistics in South Africa HSRC Cultural Observatory South Africa 2003 indicators and measurement
Developmen t Policy Research Unit, University of Cape Town
www.culturalobservatory.org.za/pdf_files/econ_of_culture.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 149 of 292
Name
South Africa 2003 heritage http://www.hsrcpress.ac/full_title_info.asp?id=2024
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Harriet Deacon, Sephai Mngqolo and Sandra Prosalendis
Social Cohesion and Integration Research Programme
Purpose/ associated project Cultural Observatory at the HRSC commissioned by DAC.
Hungwe, Kedmon Nyasha

Africa 2004 Music
Narrative and ideology: 50 years of filmmaking in Zimbabwe
Private
Zimbabwe
2005
film
IFM, Unesco
UNESCO
IIPI
Musicians' cooperatives: a new model for developing the African music industry Namibia Intellectual Property Conference Supporting Culture Based Industries Namibia 2006 Intellectual property rights
IIPI
CAJ, 2009
Page 150 of 292
Name
West Africa 2004 Intellectual property rights
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
IIPI
IIPI
INCD
Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
International Intellectual Property Institute

Interview with Tembeka Nkamba-van Wyk, Talking Beads Academy South Africa 2006 arts and crafts
West Africa and Intellectual Property: Policy Priorities to Foster Economic Growth, Public Health and Culture Strengthening Local Creative Industries and Developing Cultural Capacity for Poverty Alleviation: Roadmap for the INCD Botswana conference focuses on strengthening the cultural industries Run by the IIPI Botswana 2006 Cross-cutting
IIPI
http://www.iipi.org/nav_newsroom/detail.asp?itemID-145
International Trade Forum
http://www.tradeforum.org/news/fullstory.php/aid/626/in_South _Africa_craft_revival
CAJ, 2009
Page 151 of 292
Name
South Africa 2002 Cross-cutting www.incd.net/Media/ILOPresentation.ppt
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Joffe, A
The production of culture: towards a creative region
ILO
Purpose/ associated project Presentation to INCD
Joffe, A
SADC 2003 film
The Sector Skills Plan: Film and Television
Mappp-Seta, South Africa
South Africa
2004
film
Joffe, A and Jacklin, N
ILO
A research report prepared for the MapppSeta For the series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and Global value Chains, ILO
Joffe, A et al
The film and video industry: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries Cultural Diversity and the impact of globalization Paper prepared for the DAC, South Africa (via the HSRC) as a position paper for Developing Countries for the International Developing Countries 2003 cultural diversity
HSRC, South Africa
CAJ, 2009
Page 152 of 292
Name
Title
Purpose/ associated project Network on Cultural Policy
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Joffe, A with research input from Abdoul Sow
ILO
Prepared for the ILO
Senegal
2004
film
Commissioni ng party: NtshingilaKhosa and Associations
South Africa
2004
advertising
Joffe, Avril & NtshilingaKhosa, Roseline & Walters, Lee Joffe, Avril (CAJ)
Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan South Africa 2004 film
Commissioni ng party: MAPPPSETA
CAJ, 2009
Page 153 of 292
Name
South Africa 2004 Film
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Joffe, Avril and Moatlhodi, Zodwa
Title: TV and Radio Broadcasting
Commissioni ng party: MAPPPSETA
Purpose/ associated project Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan
Strategic Recommendation s for Industry Development (Discussion Guide) Africa Mappp-Seta sector skills plan South Africa 2004 cross cutting film
CCDI
South Africa
2003
arts and crafts
Controversy dogs award winning African Films Quantitative Data Collection for Mappp-Seta Sector Skills Plan (SSP)
Mappp-Seta
Kaiser Associates Economic Developmen t Practice Kariuki, John Khulisa Management Services and Eve Gray and Associates Koenderman , Tony
Africa Unknown Research resources
Private
CAJ, 2009
Page 154 of 292
Name
Africa 2007 cross cutting
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Kovacs, Mate, OCPA
OCPA
KozulWright, Zeljka
Globalization , creative industries and economy development: policy challenges for Developing Countries South Africa 2001 music
UNCTAD
2003
Cross-cutting
KPMG
Commissioni ng party: KPMG Media and Entertainme nt
CAJ, 2009
Page 155 of 292
Name
South Africa 2003 Cross-cutting http://www.designindaba.com/advocacy/downloads/Driving.pdf
Title
Kristarfor, Sean and Budhram, Meshal
The Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town
Purpose/ associated project MBA Programme Study
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Kromberg, Steve
HSRC, South Africa
Part of the HSRC research team for DACST to establish a cultural observatory Nigeria film
Africa
2004
publishing
Kunzler, D
The Nigerian video industry as an example of import substitution
www.suz.unizh.ch/khenzler/grey/bergen1.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 156 of 292
Name
South Africa 2004 animation
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Laballo, Yoliswa Koyo (Anamazing Workshop)
Commissioni ng party: Department of Communicati ons
Le Roux, Andr
Title: Proposal for an African Music market
Commissioni ng Party: Ochre Communicati on
South Africa
2005
music
Lebethe, A
ILO
Associated project: City of Joburg Economic Development Units Sector Strategies for Cultural Sector Series on 'Upgrading in Small Enterprise Clusters and Global Value Chains', ILO SADC 2003 performing arts and dance
Louw, Adrian
The Performing Arts and Dance: promoting the Cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries Bush Radio's CREW project: growing with media education Paper presented at the French Commission for UNESCO meeting in partnership with the French Ministry of South Africa 2007 music
UNESCO
http://www.ncrf.org.za/sa-community-radio-present-paper-atunesco-media-education
CAJ, 2009
Page 157 of 292
Name
Title
Purpose/ associated project Education and the Council of Europe at the Centre de Conferences Internatinales, Paris, France Association Culture et dveloppement Africa 2004 Cross-cutting
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
M. Francisco dAlmeida et Mme Marie Lise Alleman,
Association Culture et dveloppem ent
Makotsi, Ruth
Expanding the book trade across Africa: a study of current barriers and future potential
Association for the Developmen t of Education in Africa
Africa
1999
books
Mans, Minette E
Creating a cultural policy for Namibia
Association for the development of Education in Africa, in collaboration with the African Publishers' Network, Oxford, UK Arts Education Policy Review Namibia 2000 policy
CAJ, 2009
Page 158 of 292
Name
South Africa 2004 Cross-cutting
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Mappp-Seta (authored by Monica Newton)
Mappp-Seta
Purpose/ associated project Mappp-Seta sector skills plan per sector
Survey of Content and Audiences of Video Halls in Uganda 20052006 Presentation Africa 2007 performing arts and dance Music
Uganda International Film Festival
Uganda
Uganda
2007
Uganda
www.uiff.org
Marshfield, Katerina and van Oosterhout, Michiel MASA

South Africa South Africa 2008
Masokoane, Glenn
Introducing MASA (Market for African Performing Arts) South African Music Hub
MASA
http://www.masa.francophonie.org/english/presentation/presen tation.htm
DAC, South Africa
CAJ, 2009
Page 159 of 292
Name
Africa 2005 Cross-cutting http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0014/01427/142796e.pdf
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Matsuura, Koichiro
UNESCO: Culture, Integration and African Renaissance
UNESCO
Purpose/ associated project Address on the occasion of the Conference of Ministers of Culture of the Africa Union
Mazonde, I N
Culture and Peace: the Search for Indicators
Africa
2002
Mazonde, I.N
Collogue international Arts, territoires et nouvelle conomie culturelle. La culture, un atout incontournable du dveloppement urbain et rgional? 76eme congres de L'ACFAS West Africa 2008 music
OCPA and Interarts
Presented at the INCD meeting in Cape Town, Author from University of Botswana University of Botswana Botswana 2006 indicators & measurement
http://ocpa.irmo.hr/activities/meetings/maputo2006/Workshop_ Final_Report-en.pdf
Mbaye, Jenny
Culture and Peace: The Search for Indicators Gographies de L'industrie musicale hip hop en Afrique de l'Ouest
Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS) Qubec
CAJ, 2009
Page 160 of 292
Name
West Africa 2008 Music
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Mbaye, Jenny
West African Hip Hop: A transnational social movement
Private
Purpose/ associated project Aegis cortona summer school in African studies, Cortona, Tuscany, 16-22 June 2008 West Africa Music
Mbaye, Jenny
AURA (*) or some political production of hip hop music
Private
Mbewe, Nebat
Arterial News Vol 2 no 4 South Africa South Africa 2006 media Africa 2007 Cross-cutting
Mbewe, Nebat
African Film Industry needs Better Training to Survive Start small, think big
Arterial Network
Arterial News Vol 1 No 1
Africa
2007
film
Arterial Network
Media monitoring project and open research Uganda 2006 ICT
Media Monitoring Project & Open Research Mega-Tech
Hisses and whistles': A baseline study into arts coverage in the South African mass media The national ICT master plan and E-government network feasibility study in Uganda
http://wougnet/org.ICTpolicy/ug/ugictpolicy.html
CAJ, 2009
Page 161 of 292
Name
South Africa 2008 Music
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Melandowitz , Hugh
Bamako, Mali Mali 2006 visual art
Sampling Music
Moshito
Purpose/ associated project South Africa
Mercier, Jeanne
Les rencontres Africaines de la Photographie, Bamako 2005 Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan South Africa 2004 Music
Moatlhodi, Zodwa
Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) Commissioni ng Party: MAPPPSETA
Monica Newton
Creative Industries Sector Scoping
City of Johannesbur g: Economic Developmen t Unit
Johannesburg Film Incubator, Johannesburg Performing Arts Incubator, and Johannesburg Music Market South Africa 2003
South Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
Monica Newton
Workshop Report of the Free State Provincial Craft Conference
arts and crafts
CAJ, 2009
Page 162 of 292
Name
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Monica Newton
Purpose/ associated project Beautiful Things Exhibition
Moshito Music Conference & Exhibition

Zambia 2002 cross cutting
Title: Moshito 04
Moyo, Dixon
An Action research on Small Enterprise Development and Job Creation in the Cultural Sector Prepared fro the ZIFF, Festival of the Dhow Countries Zambia 2007 ICT Tanzania 2007 film
Commissioni ng party: Moshito Music Conference & Exhibition ILO
South Africa
2004
music
Mthando, Martin and Kipeja, Laurian
Zanzibar International Film Festival (ZIFF)
http://www.ziff.or.tz/sokofilam.htm
Mushinga, Gloria
Zambia's ICT policy finally launched
http://www.thewip.net/contributors/2007/04/zambia_s_ict_polic y_finally_la.html
CAJ, 2009
Page 163 of 292
Name
Africa 2006 cross cutting http://www.ghanaculture.gov.gh/indes1/php?linkid=65&archive id=159&page=1&adate=
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
National Conference on Culture and NEPAD South Africa 2000 film
National Commission on Culture
National Commission on Culture, Ghana National Film and Video Foundation
Title: European Union South Africa Film Symposium
Commissioni ng Party: National Film and Video Foundation
Nigerian government
Nigerian Government
Nigeria
ICT
http://www.nitda.gov.ng/document/nigeriaitpolicy.pdf
NtshilingaKhosa, Roseline and Joffe, Avril
National Information Technology Policy, "Use It": Chapter 11: Arts, Culture and Tourism Title: Funding for the Creative Industries; Film and Electronic Media Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Sector Skills Plan South Africa 2004 funding and sponsorship
Commissioni ng party: NtshingilaKhosa and Associates
CAJ, 2009
Page 164 of 292
Name
South Africa 2004 Design
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Title: Design Sub-Sector
Purpose/ associated project Associated project: MAPPP-SETA Skills Plan
Title: Multimedia Animation SubSector
South Africa
2004
animation
Nwandiko, Emeka
Nigeria 'Nobody knows tomorrow'
New African
New African
Nigeria
2006
cross cutting
http://mountainrunner.us/2006/06/nigeria_nobody_.html
CAJ, 2009
Page 165 of 292
Name
Africa Research resources http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resources/index-en.html
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
OCPA
African Cultural Policy Resources
Website
OCPA
OCPA
Published in cooperation with UNESCO Africa 2004 indicators & measurement
Mozambique
2006
Research resources
OCPA
Compendium of Reference Documents for Cultural Policies in Africa Cultural Indicators: Views from Africa
OCPA
http://www.culturalrights.net/descargas/drets_culturals80.pdf
OCPA
Meeting of the task force on cultural indicators
OCPA
Drafted by the Task Force on Cultural Indicators of Human Development in Africa for presentation at the Congress of Cultural Rights and Human development under the auspices of the Forum Barcelona, Mozambique Meeting Task force, Nairobi Africa 2005 indicators & measurement
CAJ, 2009
Page 166 of 292
Name
Senegal 2005 Research resources http://ocpa.irmo.hr/activities/meetings/dakar2005/Experts_Mee ting_Final_Report_2005-en.pdf
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
OCPA , Interarts
OCPA and Interacts Experts meeting on Research Priorities
OCPA
Ondega, Ogova
Africa 1992
The African Cinema doesnt exist
Purpose/ associated project Meeting convened in Dakar by OCPA, the Interacts Foundation (Barcelona, Spain) with the support of the Spanish Ministry of Culture on the occasion of the INCD meeting convened in cooperation with the Senegalese Coalition for Cultural Diversity and the Senegalese Coalition of SocioEconomic Actors. Africa Africa 2009 film http://www.powerofculture.nl/en/current/2009/february/fespaco
AU/UNESC O
Cross-cutting
Organisatio n of African Unity/ UNESCO Ouest Afrique

West Africa
Cultural Industries for development in Africa: Dakar Plan of Action World Bank study of Ivory Coast, Senegal and Mali
2003
Cross-cutting
http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTCEERD/Resources/CWI _music_industry_in_Africa_synopsis.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 167 of 292
Name
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Economie
Arterial News Vol 2 No 5 Arterial News Vol 2 no 6 Africa 2007 visual art Zambia 2007 funding and sponsorship
Owoo, John
Arterial Network
Owoo, John
Arterial Network
Pagniet, Geraldine
Postnote No 261 Developing Countries 2006 ICT
Disbursement of donor funds Shining example from Zambia Visual arts in Africa: plagued by a litany of problems & obstacle The cultural industries and development in The Courier ACP-EU no 194 September - October, 2002 Developing Countries 2002 Cross-cutting
ACP
http://ec.europa.eu/development/body/publicatins/courier/couri er194/en/en-042-ni.pdf
ICT in Developing Countries
www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_offices/post/pubs2006.cfm
Parliamentar y office on science and technology Perman, Tony

Universtiy of Illinois, UrbanaChampaign Africa 2007 Cross-cutting Report prepared for UNCTAD Senegal 2004 music
Pratt, Andy with research input from Biram N'deck Ndiaye
UNCTAD
www.lse.ac.uk/collections/geography/andenvironment/whossh o/profiles/pratt/pdf/senegal.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 168 of 292
Name
South Africa 2000 film
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
PriceWaterh ouseCooper s
Title: Profile 2000
Commissioni ng Party: Department of Arts and Culture (DAC) Policy Botswana 2001 Cross-cutting
Republic of Botswana
SABC
Music policy discussion document
Moshito
South Africa
South Africa
2008
music
SADC
SADC SADC 2002 policy
SADC
SADC
2001
funding and sponsorship http://www.tralac.org/scripts/content.php?id=437
SADC
Establishment of the SADC Culture Trust Fund Protocol on culture, information and sport
SADC
CAJ, 2009
Page 169 of 292
Name
SADC 1998 Cross-cutting http://www.teledata.mz/sadccult/poling.htm
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
SADC
SADC
SADC/UNCT AD Joint Project
SAFACT
A report prepared for the Conference on African Cultural Sector Development, Goiree Island, Dakar, Senegal, 5-7 March 2007 Orbicom Africa 2003 ICT Africa 2006 Cross-cutting
Southern African Development Community Sector of Culture and Information Policies, Priorities and Strategies Developing Countries becoming a global player: Opportunities in the music industry Piracy campaign Document prepared for the IX Session of Ministers of Culture, Information and Sports (SADC) SADC music SADC 2000 music
SADC
SAFACT
Sagnia, Burama
http://www.southafrica.info/ess_info/sa_glance/media/dvdpiracy-190506.htm http://www.hivox.nl/english/english/arterial/backgroundmaterials
Sciadas, G
CULTURE AND POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN AFRICA: A review of the cultural effectiveness of Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers in West and Central Africa Monitoring the digital divide and beyond
CAJ, 2009
Page 170 of 292
Name
Africa 2001 music http://siteresources.worldbank.org/intceerd/resources/cwi_mus ic_industry_in_africa_synopsis.pdf
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Seligman, G
Local repertoire hits new heights to dominate world music market in African Music Industry
World Bank
Seligman, George
World Bank
Purpose/ associated project Paper presented at the workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa, World Bank and Policy Sciences Centre, Inc, Washington, DC Workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa, sponsored by the World Bank and the Policy Sciences Centre, Inc, Washington, DC Africa 2001 music http://siteresources.worldbank.org/intceerd/resources/cwi_mus ic_industry_in_africa_synopsis.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 171 of 292
Name
Africa 2001 music http://siteresources.worldbank.org/intceerd/resources/cwi_mus ic_industry_in_africa_synopsis.pdf
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Sen. Amartya
What's the use of music? The role of the music industry in Africa
World Bank
Purpose/ associated project Workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa, sponsored by the World Bank and the Policy Sciences Centre, Inc, Washington, DC
Shakarongo, Brian Chengela
Country report on the status of copyright and neighbouring rights in Zambia
WIPO
Presented at WIPO symposium, Lilongwe, Malawi
Zambia
2002
CAJ, 2009
Page 172 of 292
Name
Africa 2000 Cross-cutting http://www.sardc.net/editorial/sanf/2000/Iss23/Nf2.html
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Sithole, Jabulani
Culture can play a key role in regional integration
Special corresponde nt, Lagos

Paper presented at the African Regional Arts Education Conference in port Elizabeth, South Africa Senegal Senegal 1999 Cross-cutting Africa 2001 music
All Africa.com
allafrica.com
Nigeria
2001
Film
http://allafrica.com/stories/200106190023.html
Strumpf, Mitchel
Informal music training in early childhood musical development
UNESCO
Tambadou, Moustapha (Ministere de la Culture)
Etude Diagnostic du secteur de la culture
CAJ, 2009
Page 173 of 292
Name
Africa 2005 music www.unesco.org/publishing
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Tchebwa, M
African music: new challenges, new vocations
UNESCO
Purpose/ associated project UNESCO
The Developmen t Research Group on International Trade
World Bank
Africa
2001
music
http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTCEERD/Resources/CWI _music_industry_in_Africa_synopsis.pdf
The Global Alliance for Cultural Diversity
Interview with Gaston Kabore
UNESCO
Participants include Amartya Sen, Paul Collier, J Michael Finger, Frank Penna, David Saryek, Gerard Seligman, John Collins, Coenraad Visser, Jerome Reichman, Phil Hardy, Scott Burnett, Keith Maskus UNESCO Africa 2005 film
http://portal.unesco/org/culture/en/ev/phpURL_ID=26989URL_DO=DO_Topic&
The Global Alliance for
Project Archives
UNESCO
Web listing of projects relating to arts, culture,
Africa
Research resources
http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.phpURL_ID=31471&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC
CAJ, 2009
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Name
Title
Cultural Diversity
Namibia For the ILO series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and global value chains SADC 2003 arts and crafts 2002 Film
Purpose/ associated project entrepreneurshi p in Africa
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Desert TV on the Air
The Namibian The Trinity Session
ILO
The visual arts and crafts sector: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries African cinema a well kept secret Africa Issue brief Africa Film Film www.transafricaforum.org
Thompson, Bridget TransAfrica Forum
African Cinema
TransAfrica Forum
Tshikuku, Kabeya
CRDI/IDRC, UNESCO
Paper presented to the International Conference on the Cultural Approach to Development in Africa, Senegal by Prof Tshikuku from
Africa
2001
Cross-cutting
http://unpan1.un.org/intradoc/groups/public/documents/idep/un pan003349.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 175 of 292
Name
Title
Purpose/ associated project Institut de Recherches Economonique s et Sociales (IRES) Universite de Kinshasa
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
TV Africa
For 11th session, Sao Paulo, 13-18 June 2004 Developing Countries 2004 Cross-cutting
Africa
film
UNCTAD
TV Africa provides education solution for Africa Creative Industries and Development
UNCTAD
http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/tdxibpd13_en.pdf
UNCTAD
High level panel on creative industries
UNCTAD
For 11th session, Sao Paulo, 13-18 June 2004
2004
Cross-cutting
http://www.unctad.org/en/docs
CAJ, 2009
Page 176 of 292
Name
Developing Countries 2008 Cross-cutting http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/tdxiibpd4_en.pdf
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
UNCTAD
High level panel on the creative economy and industries for development
UNCTAD
Purpose/ associated project As a pre UNCTAD X11 event in Geneva 14-15 January 2008.
UNCTAD
Cotonou Africa 2000 Cross-cutting
UNCTAD
2005
ICT
UNESCO
The Digital Divide: ICT development indices 2004 Regional consultation on cultural industries in Africa
UNESCO
UNESCO
Regional Forum on cultural industries in Africa Meeting Debate in Culture, economy, regional integration Africa 2008
UNESCO
Organised by Breda at ABOMEY, Benin
Africa
2000
Cross-cutting
http//www.dakar.unesco.org/news/en/en_000814_cutlure.shtm l
UNESCO
Culture, a lever for development in Africa
UNESCO
Cross-cutting
http://appablog.wordpress.com/2008/12/12/culture-economyregional-integration-cult..
CAJ, 2009
Page 177 of 292
Name
Developing Countries 2008 Cross-cutting
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
United Nations
United Nations
Purpose/ associated project Unctad and UN partners
Creative Economy Report 2008: the challenge of assessing the creative economy: towards informed policy-making Measuring ICT: the global status of ICT indicators Partnership on Measuring ICT for Development DRC Zimbabwe Africa 2007 cross-cutting 2008 Zimbabwe, cross cutting performing arts, music World 2005 ICT
United Nations
United Nations ICT Taskforce Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
http://www.powerofculture.nl/en/current/2007/april/arterial.html
Unknown
HSRC Cultural Observatory South Africa 2002
Unknown
Africa
heritage Cross-cutting www.culturalobservatory.org.za/
Unknown
Feux de Brazza: Rapport de la troisime dition Zimbabwe : Cultural exchange The Power of Culture: Master Plan African Art Sector on the way Heritage: Who owns indigenous knowledge A survey of research outputs for the South African Music, Craft, Film and Television and publishing sectors between 1997 and 2002
HSRC Cultural Observatory
CAJ, 2009
Page 178 of 292
Name
Africa 2005 ICT
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Unwin, Tim
United Nations
Purpose/ associated project United Nations World Summit on the Information Society Story on Website about Tanzania South Africa Cross-cutting Tanzania 2004 Cross-cutting http://africastories.usaid.gov/search_details.cfm?storyID=228& countryID=26&sector
USAID
Partnerships in Development Practice: Evidence from multi-stakeholder ICT4D practice in Africa Balancing Culture and Conservation through Enterprise
USAID
Van Graan, Mike
Van Graan, Mike
MEDS process, Western Cape
South Africa
2007
Cross-cutting
http://www.hivos.nl/english/english/arterial/background_materi als
Van Graan, Mike
Cultural Industries, arts, culture and creative arts: Towards an understanding of the current nature and scope of the creative industries in the western cape Cultural Industries, arts, culture and creative arts: Second Paper: Policy recommendation s and Interventions Mike van Graan website Website South Africa all Cross-cutting
Mike van Graan
http://www.mikevangraan.co.za/recent-articles-papers
CAJ, 2009
Page 179 of 292
Name
Nigeria 2004 film http://www.ccsu.edu/afstudy/upd11-2.html
Title
Country
Year
Area of Interest
Website
Various
Africa Update Newsletter
Purpose/ associated project Africa Update Vol.X1, Issue 2 (Spring 2004)
VANSA
VANSA
Website
South Africa
all
visual art
http://www.vansa.co.za/resources
Visual Arts Network of South Africa Wakashe, T

South Africa South Africa 2008 music
Speech to Moshito
Moshito
Yired
Africa Mali unknown visual arts unknown cross-cutting
The Kwaito nation: an industry analysis
YFM, South Africa
Unpublished summary available at MIO
South Africa
2003
music
Unknown
http://www.defsa.org.za/2007conference/documents/papers/Ja ckieGuille.pdf http://www.culture-dev.eu/espace-presse/culture-dev.eumanervisi.pdf
Unknown
Capacity building for cultural enterprise Culture et cration: une certaine vision du dveloppent
CAJ, 2009
Page 180 of 292
List of documents by COUNTRY

Commissioning Agent Purpose/ associated project
Name
Title
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
ACP-EU
ACP
Signed in COTONOU
ACP
2000
cross cutting
hard
ACP Group
Dakar Declaration on the Promotion of ACP Cultures and Cultural Industries
ACP
ACP
2003
Cross-cutting
hard
http://www.acpsec.org/acpf estival/acp8300603_Dakar _Declaration_e.pdf
ACP Group
Promotion of Cultural industries/ Regional cooperation in the field of culture: report on the main conclusions
ACP
Technical meeting 1st meeting of ACP Ministers of Culture, Working Group 11
ACP
2003
Cross-cutting
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 181 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
ACP Secretariat
Handbook on ACP Cultural Industries
ACP
Drawn up by Ccawa / Cacao for the Secretariat of the ACP
ACP
2006
Indicators & measurement
soft/ pdf
http://www.acpfilms.eu/filea dmin/fichiers/formulaire_et _annexes/EN/Handbook_A CP_cultural_industries.pdf
Organisation of African Unity/ UNESCO
Cultural Industries for development in Africa: Dakar Plan of Action
AU/UNESCO
Africa
1992
Cross-cutting
hard
Makotsi, Ruth
Association for the Development of Education in Africa
Africa
1999
books
soft
http://openlibrary.org/b/OL2 2460732M/Expanding-thebook-trade-across-Africa
CAJ, 2009
Page 182 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Cham, Mbye
The Dynamics of African Filmmaking
UNESCO
UNESCO's World Culture Report 2000: Cultural diversity, conflict and pluralism
Africa
2000
film
hard
Sithole, Jabulani
Africa
2000
Cross-cutting
hard
http://www.sardc.net/editori al/sanf/2000/Iss23/Nf2.html
UNESCO
Regional consultation on cultural industries in Africa
UNESCO
Cotonou
Africa
2000
Cross-cutting
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 183 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
UNESCO
Regional Forum on cultural industries in Africa
UNESCO
Africa
2000
Cross-cutting
hard
http//www.dakar.unesco.or g/news/en/en_000814_cutl ure.shtml
Seligman, G
World Bank
Paper presented at the workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa, World Bank and Policy Sciences Centre, Inc, Washington, DC
Africa
2001
music
word, internet
http://siteresources.worldb ank.org/intceerd/resources/ cwi_music_industry_in_afri ca_synopsis.pdf
Seligman, George
World Bank
Africa
2001
music
word, internet
CAJ, 2009
Page 184 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Sen. Amartya
World Bank
Africa
2001
music
word, internet
Strumpf, Mitchel
UNESCO
Paper presented at the African Regional Arts Education Conference in port Elizabeth, South Africa
Africa
2001
music
hard
The Development Research Group on International Trade
World Bank
Participants include Amartya Sen, Paul Collier, J Michael Finger, Frank Penna, David Saryek, Gerard Seligman, John Collins, Coenraad Visser, Jerome Reichman, Phil Hardy, Scott Burnett, Keith Maskus
Africa
2001
music
pdf
http://siteresources.worldb ank.org/INTCEERD/Resou rces/CWI_music_industry_i n_Africa_synopsis.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 185 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Tshikuku, Kabeya
CRDI/IDRC, UNESCO
Paper presented to the International Conference on the Cultural Approach to Development in Africa, Senegal by Prof Tshikuku from Institut de Recherches Economoniques et Sociales (IRES) Universite de Kinshasa
Africa
2001
Cross-cutting
pdf
http://unpan1.un.org/intrad oc/groups/public/document s/idep/unpan003349.pdf
African Book Collective and the Dag Hammarskjold Foundation
Africa
2003
publishing
Brereton, Kira
Guide to Pan-African cultural markets, professional networks and research resources
Africa
2003
Cross-cutting
internet
http://www.culturalengineer ing.com/uploadfiles/AMP_ CE%20GUIDE.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 186 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Alden, Chris
For most Africans, Internet access is little more than a pipe dream
Africa
2004
ICT
soft
http://www.ojr.org/ojr/workp lace/107109268.php
Development Works
UNESCO
Paper prepared for The Global Alliance for Cultural Diversity: Division of Arts and Cultural enterprise, Unesco, Paris
Africa
2004
music
word
http://portal.unesco.org/cult ure/en/files/26323/1112704 8393Global_Alliance_Tool _-_Music_Industry_in_SubSaharan_Africa.doc/Global %2BAlliance%2BTool%2B%2BMusic%2BIndustry%2 Bin%2BSubSaharan%2BAfrica.doc. hard
IFM, Unesco
Musicians' cooperatives: a new model for developing the African music industry
UNESCO
Africa
2004
Music
CAJ, 2009
Page 187 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Kromberg, Steve
HSRC, South Africa
Part of the HSRC research team for DACST to establish a cultural observatory
Africa
2004
publishing
hard
Association Culture et dveloppement
Africa
2004
Cross-cutting
pdf
OCPA
Cultural Indicators: Views from Africa
OCPA
Drafted by the Task Force on Cultural Indicators of Human Development in Africa for presentation at the Congress of Cultural Rights and Human development under the auspices of the Forum Barcelona, Mozambique
Africa
2004
hard
http://www.culturalrights.ne t/descargas/drets_culturals 80.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 188 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
African Union
African Union
Kenya
Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
pdf
Brickhill, Paul
Under-rated Arts
Unknown
Magazine for Development and Cooperation
Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
hard
http://www.inwent.org/E+Z/ content/archive-eng/122005/tribune_art4.html
DigiArts, UNESCO
UNESCO
Africa
2005
digital arts
not found
http://portal.unesco.org/cult ure/en/ev.phpURL_ID=24376&URL_DO =DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTI ON=201.html
CAJ, 2009
Page 189 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Matsuura, Koichiro
UNESCO
Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
hard
http://unesdoc.unesco.org/i mages/0014/01427/142796 e.pdf
Tchebwa, M
UNESCO
UNESCO
Africa
2005
music
Book
www.unesco.org/publishing
UNESCO
UNESCO
Africa
2005
film
hard
http://portal.unesco/org/cult ure/en/ev/phpURL_ID=26989URL_DO= DO_Topic&
CAJ, 2009
Page 190 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
African Union
African Union
Sixth Ordinary Session of the Assembly, held in Khartoum, Sudan
Africa
2006
Cross-cutting
both
www.africaunion.org/root/au/documen ts/treaties/text/charter%20%20African%20cultural%2 0Renaissance-en.pdf
African Union
African Union
First Pan African Cultural Congress organised by the African Union
Africa
2006
Cross-cutting
hard
www.africaunion.org/root/au/conferen ces/past/2006/november/S A/pan_african/AU_PACC_ Aide_Memoire.doc
African Union
The Promotion and Protection of Africa's Cultural Products: Advocacy Statement
African Union
Advocacy Statement
Africa
2006
Cross-cutting
pdf, internet
http://www.thecommonwea lth.org/Shared_ASP_Files/ UploadedFiles/0DD2D9DE -E737-4839-B5F111F4B3B53102_Cultural_p roducts_protection_advoca cy_statement_2.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 191 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
National Commission on Culture, Ghana
Africa
2006
cross cutting
hard
http://www.ghanaculture.go v.gh/indes1/php?linkid=65 &archiveid=159&page=1&a date=
OCPA
Compendium of Reference Documents for Cultural Policies in Africa
OCPA
Africa
2006
Research resources
not yet received
http://ocpa.irmo.hr/activities /newsletter/2009/OCPA_N ews_No223_20090226.pdf
Sagnia, Burama
CULTURE AND POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN AFRICA: A review of the cultural effectiveness of Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers in West and Central Africa
A report prepared for the Conference on African Cultural Sector Development, Goiree Island, Dakar, Senegal, 5-7 March 2007
Africa
2006
Cross-cutting
soft
http://www.hivox.nl/english/ english/arterial/background -materials
CAJ, 2009
Page 192 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Arterial Conference
Arterial Network
Conference Report
Africa
2007
Cross-cutting
pdf
http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resourc es/docs/arterial_conferenc e_report_en.pdf
Brickhill, Paul
Arterial Network
Africa
2007
Cross-cutting
internet
Guchu, Wander
Arterial Network
Africa
2007
Cross-cutting
pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 193 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Kovacs, Mate, OCPA
OCPA
Africa
2007
cross cutting
hard
MASA
MASA
Presentation
Africa
2007
hard
http://www.masa.francopho nie.org/english/presentatio n/presentation.htm
Mbewe, Nebat
Arterial Network
Arterial News Vol 2 no 4
Africa
2007
Cross-cutting
pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 194 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Mbewe, Nebat
Arterial Network
Africa
2007
film
pdf
Owoo, John
Visual arts in Africa: plagued by a litany of problems & obstacle
Arterial Network
Africa
2007
visual art
pdf
http://www.imagineafrica.or g/files/Arterial_Conference _Report.pdf
Perman, Tony
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Africa
2007
Cross-cutting
not found
CAJ, 2009
Page 195 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Unknown
The Power of Culture: Master Plan African Art Sector on the way
Unknown
Africa
2007
cross-cutting
hard
http://www.powerofculture. nl/en/current/2007/april/art erial.html
African Union
Concept Note
African Union
The Second Session of AU Conference of Ministers of Culture (CAMC2)
Africa
2008
Cross-cutting
soft
www.african-union.org
Demilew, Abiy
Africa
2008
cross
soft
http://www.creativeafrica.org/creativeafrica_2008/index.php?opti on=com_c
CAJ, 2009
Page 196 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
UNESCO
UNESCO
Meeting Debate in Culture, economy, regional integration
Africa
2008
Cross-cutting
hard
http://appablog.wordpress. com/2008/12/12/cultureeconomy-regionalintegration-cult..
Ondega, Ogova
Africa
Africa
2009
film
html
http://www.powerofculture. nl/en/current/2009/february /fespaco
Koenderman, Tony
Private
Africa
Research resources
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 197 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
OCPA
Website
Africa
Research resources
internet
http://ocpa.irmo.hr/resourc es/index-en.html
Project Archives
UNESCO
Web listing of projects relating to arts, culture, entrepreneurship in Africa
Africa
Research resources
internet
http://portal.unesco.org/cult ure/en/ev.phpURL_ID=31471&URL_DO =DO_TOPIC
TransAfrica Forum
African Cinema
TransAfrica Forum
Issue brief
Africa
film
hard
www.transafricaforum.org
CAJ, 2009
Page 198 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Capacity building for cultural enterprise
Africa
cross-cutting
soft
http://www.defsa.org.za/20 07conference/documents/p apers/JackieGuille.pdf
Policy
Botswana
2002
Cross-cutting
soft
http://www.gov.bw/docs/nat ional_policy_on_culture_v2 .pdf
IIPI
Run by the IIPI
Botswana
2006
Cross-cutting
internet
http://www.iipi.org/nav_new sroom/detail.asp?itemID145
CAJ, 2009
Page 199 of 292
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Mazonde, I.N
Culture and Peace: The Search for Indicators
OCPA and Interarts, International Network for Cultural Diversity
University of Botswana, Presented at the INCD meeting in Cape Town, Author from University of Botswana
Botswana
2006
word
http://ocpa.irmo.hr/activities /meetings/maputo2006/Wo rkshop_Final_Reporten.pdf
Pagniet, Geraldine
ACP
in The Courier ACPEU no 194 September October, 2002
Developin g Countries
2002
Cross-cutting
hard
http://ec.europa.eu/develop ment/body/publicatins/couri er/courier194/en/en-042ni.pdf
Joffe, A et al
Cultural Diversity and the impact of globalization
HSRC, South Africa
Paper prepared for the DAC, South Africa (via the HSRC) as a position paper for Developing Countries for the International Network on Cultural Policy
2003
cultural diversity
soft
CAJ, 2009
Page 200 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Kozul-Wright, Zeljka
Globalization , creative industries and economy development: policy challenges for Developing Countries
UNCTAD
2003
Cross-cutting
hard
UNCTAD
Creative Industries and Development
UNCTAD
2004
Cross-cutting
hard
http://www.unctad.org/en/d ocs/tdxibpd13_en.pdf
UNCTAD
UNCTAD
2004
Cross-cutting
hard/ internet
http://www.unctad.org/en/d ocs
CAJ, 2009
Page 201 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Parliamentary office on science and technology
Postnote No 261
2006
ICT
pdf
www.parliament.uk/parliam entary_offices/post/pubs20 06.cfm
Barrowclough, Diana and Kozul-Wright, Zeljka, (eds.)
UNCTAD
Routledge
2008
Cross-cutting
Book
2008
cross cutting
Book
CAJ, 2009
Page 202 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
UNCTAD
UNCTAD
As a pre UNCTAD X11 event in Geneva 14-15 January 2008.
2008
Cross-cutting
hard/ internet
http://www.unctad.org/en/d ocs/tdxiibpd4_en.pdf
United Nations
Creative Economy Report 2008: the challenge of assessing the creative economy: towards informed policy-making
United Nations
2008
Cross-cutting
pdf
http://www.unctad.org/Tem plates/webflyer.asp?docid= 9750&intItemID=2068&lan g=1
Unknown
Unknown
Festival populaire des musiques traditionnelles
DRC
2008
performing arts, music
word
none
CAJ, 2009
Page 203 of 292
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Artsmatters.info
East Africa in a frenzy of Film Festivals
Art Matters
East Africa
2005
film
hard
http://www.artmatters.info/f renzy.htm
Collins, John
Music Awards 2001 Paper
Ghana
2001
Music
pdf
https://www.scientificafrican.org/scholars/jcollins /collins/files/bib16/at_downl oad,
Collins, John
World Bank
Ghana
2001
Music
word, internet
CAJ, 2009
Page 204 of 292
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Cultural Industries Support Project (CISP)
Cultural Industries Support Project
Ghana
2008
databases
hard
http://www.ghanaculture.go v.gh/privatecontent/File/CI SP%20Ghana/CISP%20D ATABASE%20PHASE%20 1%20REPORT%20_2_(1). pdf
Artmatters
Colonisation of Kenyan screens kills filmmakers, drives others into exile
Art Matters
News
Kenya
2005
film
hard
http://www/artmatters.info/fi lm/colonisation.htm
British Council
British Council
Kenya
2005
Cross-cutting
Soft, word
CAJ, 2009
Page 205 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Art matters
Art Matters
Kenya
2007
Film
soft
http://artmatters.info/film3.h tm
Mercier, Jeanne
Les rencontres Africaines de la Photographie, Bamako 2005
Bamako, Mali
Mali
2006
visual art
hard
http://www.africultures.com /php/index.php?nav=evene ment&no=62
Mans, Minette E
Namibia
2000
policy
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 206 of 292
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
IIPI
Namibia Intellectual Property Conference - Supporting Culture Based Industries
IIPI
Namibia
2006
hard
http://www.iipi.org/Confere nces/Namibia_IP_Confere nce/Agenda.asp
Special correspondent, Lagos
All Africa.com
allafrica.com
Nigeria
2001
Film
hard
http://allafrica.com/stories/2 00106190023.html
Various
Nigeria
2004
film
internet
http://www.ccsu.edu/afstud y/upd11-2.html
CAJ, 2009
Page 207 of 292
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Nwandiko, Emeka
New African
New African
Nigeria
2006
cross cutting
hard
http://mountainrunner.us/2 006/06/nigeria_nobody_.ht ml
Abodunrin, Akintayo
The Obasanjo years: motion without movement for arts, entertainment
Private
Nigerian Tribune
Nigeria
2007
Cross-cutting
hard, internet
http://www.tribune.com.ng/ 22052007/arts.html
Aina, Yetunde
Jadeas Trust
Nigeria
2007
Cross-cutting
hard
www.jadeastrust.org
CAJ, 2009
Page 208 of 292
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Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Artmatters
Nigerians market their country through film
Art Matters
Nigeria
2007
film
internet
http://www.artmatters.info/n igeria1.htm
Aina, Yetunde
Reinventing Nollywood: the role of the mafia in the development of the Nigerian Film Industry
Private
Nigeria
2008
film
ppt
Kunzler, D
Nigeria
film
pdf
www.suz.unizh.ch/khenzler /grey/bergen1.pdf
CAJ, 2009
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Title
Commissioning Agent
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Year
Sector
Document
Website
Nigerian government
Nigerian Government
Nigeria
ICT
hard
http://www.nitda.gov.ng/do cument/nigeriaitpolicy.pdf
SADC
Southern African Development Community Sector of Culture and Information Policies, Priorities and Strategies
SADC
SADC
1998
Cross-cutting
soft
http://www.teledata.mz/sad ccult/poling.htm
SADC/UNCTAD Joint Project
Developing Countries becoming a global player: Opportunities in the music industry
SADC
SADC
2000
music
soft
CAJ, 2009
Page 210 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
SADC
SADC
SADC
2001
hard
Joffe, A
ILO
Presentation to INCD
SADC
2002
Cross-cutting
Hard
www.incd.net/Media/ILOPr esentation.ppt
SADC
Protocol on culture, information and sport
SADC
SADC
SADC
2002
policy
hard
http://www.tralac.org/script s/content.php?id=437
CAJ, 2009
Page 211 of 292
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Title
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Year
Sector
Document
Website
Ambert, Cecile
The Music industry : promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries
ILO
SADC
2003
Music
Soft
http://www.ilo.org/dyn/emp ent/empent.Portal?p_lang= EN&p_prog=S&p_category =PUB&p_mode=PROD&p_ lang=EN&p_type=WP
Bolnick, Steven
The Ethno-tourism industry: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries
ILO
SADC
2003
Ethno-tourism
hard
ILO
Promoting culture through job creation and small business development in SADC countries published in the series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and Global value Chains, ILO For the series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and Global value Chains, ILO
SADC
2003
film
Hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 212 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
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Year
Sector
Document
Website
Lebethe, A
The Performing Arts and Dance: promoting the Cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries
ILO
SADC
2003
hard
The Trinity Session
The visual arts and crafts sector: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries
ILO
For the ILO series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and global value chains
SADC
2003
arts and crafts
soft
SAFACT
Piracy campaign
SAFACT
SADC
2008
music
soft
http://www.southafrica.info/ ess_info/sa_glance/media/ dvd-piracy-190506.htm
CAJ, 2009
Page 213 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Etude - Diagnostic du secteur de la culture
Senegal
Senegal
1999
Cross-cutting
Hard: confidential
ILO
Senegal
2004
film
hard, pdf
UNCTAD
Report prepared for UNCTAD
Senegal
2004
music
soft
www.lse.ac.uk/collections/g eography/andenvironment/ whossho/profiles/pratt/pdf/s enegal.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 214 of 292
Name
Title
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Year
Sector
Document
Website
OCPA , Interarts
OCPA
Senegal
2005
Research resources
Hard
http://ocpa.irmo.hr/activities /meetings/dakar2005/Expe rts_Meeting_Final_Report_ 2005-en.pdf
DACST
DACST
Meeting convened in Dakar by OCPA, the Interacts Foundation (Barcelona, Spain) with the support of the Spanish Ministry of Culture on the occasion of the INCD meeting convened in co-operation with the Senegalese Coalition for Cultural Diversity and the Senegalese Coalition of SocioEconomic Actors. Prepared by the Cultural Strategy Group
South Africa
1988
Cross-cutting
hard
http://www.dacst.gov.za/art s_culture/culture/industries/ index.htm
National Film and Video Foundation
South Africa
2000
film
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 215 of 292
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Title
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Year
Sector
Document
Website
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
Title: Profile 2000
South Africa
2000
film
hard
BMI-Sport Info
South Africa
2001
hard
http://www.basa.co.za/pdfs /1MUSICfinal.pdf
KPMG
South Africa
2001
music
hard
http://www.info.gov.za/view /DownloadFileAction?id=70 494
CAJ, 2009
Page 216 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Monica Newton
South Africa
2002
arts and crafts
soft
Unknown
A survey of research outputs for the South African Music, Craft, Film and Television and publishing sectors between 1997 and 2002
South Africa
2002
Cross-cutting
Word
www.culturalobservatory.or g.za/
Avril Joffe, CAJ
HSRC and DAC
Establishment of Cultural Observatory by HSRC on behalf of DAC
South Africa
2003
Cross-cutting
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 217 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
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Year
Sector
Document
Website
CreateSA
CreateSA
CreateSA
South Africa
2003
hard
South Africa
2003
Cross-cutting
Word
http://www.amts.co.za/cultu ral.pdf
The Economics of Culture and Cultural Statistics in South Africa
South Africa
2003
word
www.culturalobservatory.or g.za/pdf_files/econ_of_cult ure.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 218 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
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Year
Sector
Document
Website
South Africa
2003
heritage
hard
http://www.hsrcpress.ac/full _title_info.asp?id=2024
Kaiser Associates Economic Development Practice
CCDI
South Africa
2003
arts and crafts
soft
http://www.capecraftandde sign.org.za/research_folder /htm/niche/index.htm?6925 d11c91e4ee8ac7ad3c1412 e300c6=6713d13ca890784 44f643390000d631c
MBA Programme Study
South Africa
2003
Cross-cutting
Paper
http://www.designindaba.c om/advocacy/downloads/D riving.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 219 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Monica Newton
South Africa
2003
arts and crafts
soft
Yired
YFM, South Africa
Unpublished
South Africa
2003
music
hard
ECI Africa
Tourism Enterprise Project (TEP) and the Department of Trade and Industries (the DTI)
South Africa
2004
arts and crafts
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 220 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
ECI Africa
TEP and DTI
South Africa
2004
arts and crafts
hard
ECI Africa
TEP & DTI
South Africa
2004
arts and crafts
hard
ECI Africa
Tourism Enterprise Programme & DTI
South Africa
2004
arts and crafts
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 221 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
ECI Africa
South Africa
2004
arts and crafts
hard
Title: Qualitative Research for Mappp Seta Sector Skills Plan: the publishing sub-sector
Commissioning party: Mappp Seta
South Africa
2004
publishing
hard
Joffe, Avril & NtshilingaKhosa, Roseline & Walters, Lee
Commissioning party: NtshingilaKhosa and Associations
South Africa
2004
advertising
soft
CAJ, 2009
Page 222 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Joffe, Avril (CAJ)
Commissioning party: MAPPPSETA
South Africa
2004
film
soft
South Africa
2004
Film
soft
Khulisa Management Services and Eve Gray and Associates
Quantitative Data Collection for MapppSeta Sector Skills Plan (SSP)
Mappp-Seta
Mappp-Seta sector skills plan
South Africa
2004
cross cutting
soft
CAJ, 2009
Page 223 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Commissioning party: Department of Communications
South Africa
2004
animation
hard
Mappp-Seta
South Africa
2004
Cross-cutting
hard
Moatlhodi, Zodwa
Commissioning Party: MAPPPSETA
South Africa
2004
Music
soft
CAJ, 2009
Page 224 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Title: Moshito 04
Commissioning party: Moshito Music Conference & Exhibition
South Africa
2004
music
hard
Ntshilinga-Khosa, Roseline and Joffe, Avril
Commissioning party: NtshingilaKhosa and Associates
South Africa
2004
soft
Ntshingila-Khosa, Roseline
South Africa
2004
animation
soft
CAJ, 2009
Page 225 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Title: Design SubSector
South Africa
2004
Design
soft
Ansell, Gwen
Soweto Blues: Jazz, popular music, and politics in South Africa
Private
South Africa
2005
music
Book
British Council
British Council
South Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
Soft, word
CAJ, 2009
Page 226 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
CAJ
Arts and Culture Trust, South Africa
South Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
word
CAJ British Council Prepared for the fist phase of the creative mapping study for the British Council
South Africa
2005
Research resources
pdf
CreateSA
Creative sector research in South Africa: research sources, key institutions and annotated bibliography of the cultural sector in South Africa Future Foundations: An Integrated Human Resource Development Strategy Department of Arts and Culture (DAC)
South Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 227 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) (Erica Elk)
Beyond Planning to Action: Film and TV Sector Development Strategy
DTI: Trade and Investment South Africa; Chief Directorate: Customised Sector Programmes
Customised Sector Programmes (CSP) of the DTI.
South Africa
2005
craft
hard/ internet
http://www.capecraftandde sign.org.za/research_folder /pdf/dti_cust.pdf
South Africa
2005
film
hard
Freedthinkers
City of Joburg
South Africa
2005
live arts
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 228 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Gwynne-Evans, N
Driving a regional sector development programme: Lessons from the Western Cape: 1999-2005
South Africa
South Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
hard
Le Roux, Andr
South Africa
2005
music
hard
Monica Newton
South Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
soft
CAJ, 2009
Page 229 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Van Graan, Mike
South Africa
2005
Cross-cutting
soft
www.capegateway.gov.za/ other/2005/11/final_first_pa per_cultural_industries_pri nting.pdf
DAC
Cultural Industries, arts, culture and creative arts: Towards an understanding of the current nature and scope of the creative industries in the western cape Parliamentary Media Briefing Economic Cluster 11 DAC Briefing for parliament
South Africa
2006
policy
internet
http://www.dac.gov.za/med ia_release/10Geb06.htm
DTI
Proposed Strategy on Engendering the Accelerated and Shared Growth Imitative (ASGI-SA)
DAC
South Africa's Strategy on Engendering the Accelerated and Shared Growth Imitative (ASGI-SA)
South Africa
2006
Cross-cutting
internet
http://www.thedti.gov.za/sa wen/ASGISAPROPOSEDS TRATEGY06.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 230 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Interview with Tembeka Nkambavan Wyk, Talking Beads Academy
South Africa
2006
arts and crafts
internet
http://www.tradeforum.org/ news/fullstory.php/aid/626/i n_South_Africa_craft_reviv al
Media Monitoring Project & Open Research
Hisses and whistles': A baseline study into arts coverage in the South African mass media
Media monitoring project and open research
South Africa
South Africa
2006
media
Soft, word
Final Report on the Micro-economic Development Strategy for the Music Industry in the Western Cape
South Africa
South Africa
2007
Music
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 231 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
South Africa
2007
Film
hard
http://www.culturealobserv atory.org.za/_tv_ana.html
DAC
DAC
Prepared by Howard Thomas as part of a broader research project to develop an interactive website on the creative industries in South Africa. Numerous inputs were provided to stimulate debate on the best way to collect data. SA government review of policy
South Africa
2007
policy
hard
http://www.dac.gov.za/proj ects/policy%20Review/bac kground%20document.doc
Louw, Adrian
Bush Radio's CREW project: growing with media education
UNESCO
South Africa
2007
music
soft
http://www.ncrf.org.za/sacommunity-radio-presentpaper-at-unesco-mediaeducation
CAJ, 2009
Page 232 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Van Graan, Mike
Cultural Industries, arts, culture and creative arts: Second Paper: Policy recommendations and Interventions
South Africa
2007
Cross-cutting
soft
http://www.hivos.nl/english/ english/arterial/background _materials
CAJ
Mappp-Seta Sector Skills Plan 2009/2010
Mappp-Seta
South Africa
2008
Cross-cutting
hard
Consultation held in partnership with South African Coalition for Cultural Diversity and Department of Arts and Culture, Samro House
South Africa
2008
policy
pdf
http://www.commonwealthf oundation.com/uploads/fck editor/00000088_Making% 20Culture%20Work%20for %20Development.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 233 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Feenstra, Marianne
Moshito
South Africa
South Africa
2008
Music
hard
Masokoane, Glenn
DAC, South Africa
South Africa
South Africa
2008
Music
hard
Melandowitz, Hugh
Sampling Music
Moshito
South Africa
South Africa
2008
Music
soft
CAJ, 2009
Page 234 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
SABC
Moshito
South Africa
South Africa
2008
music
soft
Wakashe, T
Speech to Moshito
Moshito
South Africa
South Africa
2008
music
hard
CAJ
Producing creative content: skills and economic challenges in the South African Creative Industries
HSRC, South Africa
prepared for the HSRC in 2007
South Africa
2009
Cross-cutting
hard/ pdf
www.hsrcpress.org.za
CAJ, 2009
Page 235 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Artthrob
Artthrob
Website
South Africa
all
visual art
internet
Van Graan, Mike
Mike van Graan website
Mike van Graan
Website
South Africa
all
Cross-cutting
internet
http://www.mikevangraan.c o.za/recent-articles-papers
Visual Arts Network of South Africa
VANSA
VANSA
Website
South Africa
all
visual art
internet
http://www.vansa.co.za/res ources
CAJ, 2009
Page 236 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Brubeck, Darius
Centre for Jazz and Popular Music (CJPM) University of Natal
Private
in Cambridge Journals
South Africa
Cross-cutting
not found
http://journals.cambridge.or g
Gostner, Karl (YFM)
The South African Music Industry
NAB
South Africa
music
hard
USAID
Balancing Culture and Conservation through Enterprise
USAID
Tanzania
2004
Cross-cutting
pdf
http://africastories.usaid.go v/search_details.cfm?storyI D=228&countryID=26&sect or
CAJ, 2009
Page 237 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
British Council
Consultative forum on arts and culture in Tanzania
British Council
Tanzania
2005
Cross-cutting
Soft, word
Prepared fro the ZIFF, Festival of the Dhow Countries
Tanzania
2007
film
pdf
http://www.ziff.or.tz/sokofila m.htm
Artmatters
Uganda-based initiative to promote African and Asian filmmaking
Art Matters
Posting
Uganda
2004
film
hard
http://www.artmatters.info/ mira.htm
CAJ, 2009
Page 238 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Mega-Tech
The national ICT master plan and Egovernment network feasibility study in Uganda
Uganda
2006
ICT
hard
http://wougnet/org.ICTpolic y/ug/ugictpolicy.html
Marshfield, Katerina and van Oosterhout, Michiel
Uganda
Uganda
2007
Uganda
pdf
www.uiff.org
West Africa
2003
Cross-cutting
not found
http://siteresources.worldb ank.org/INTCEERD/Resou rces/CWI_music_industry_i n_Africa_synopsis.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 239 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Mbaye, Jenny
Gographies de L'industrie musicale hip hop en Afrique de l'Ouest
Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS) - Qubec
West Africa
2008
music
Soft, word
Mbaye, Jenny
Private
Collogue international Arts, territoires et nouvelle conomie culturelle. La culture, un atout incontournable du dveloppement urbain et rgional? 76eme congres de L'ACFAS Aegis cortona summer school in African studies, Cortona, Tuscany, 16-22 June 2008
West Africa
2008
Music
Soft, word
Mbaye, Jenny
Private
West Africa
Music
Soft, word
CAJ, 2009
Page 240 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Ballyn, John
ILO
AN ITC conference paper prepared for the National Workshop organised by the ILO 'Enterprise Development and Employment in the Cultural Sector in Zambia; national and local strategies:
Zambia
2002
arts and crafts
hard
http://www.intracen.org/Cre ativeIndustries/conference _papers.pdf
Moyo, Dixon
An Action research on Small Enterprise Development and Job Creation in the Cultural Sector
ILO
Zambia
2002
cross cutting
hard
WIPO
Zambia
2002
not found
www.wipo.int/edocs/mdocs /tk/en/wipo_grtkf_ic_2/wipo _grtkf_ic_2_16-main1.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 241 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Mushinga, Gloria
Zambia
2007
ICT
hard
http://www.thewip.net/contr ibutors/2007/04/zambia_s_ ict_policy_finally_la.html
Owoo, John
Disbursement of donor funds - Shining example from Zambia
Arterial Network
Zambia
2007
pdf
http://www.dccd.dk/dccd/ck u.nsf/images/senart/$file/sh inning+example+from+zam bia+by+john+owoo.pdf
Guhrs, Tamara, D'elbee, Francois and Kapwepwe, Mulenga
Zambia
2009
heritage
book
http://www.sekaeducationaltheatre.com/ceremonybook.htm
CAJ, 2009
Page 242 of 292
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Nwauche, E.S.
Intellectual Property Rights, Copyright and Development Policy in a Developing Country: Options For Sub Saharan African Countries
Paper presented to the Copyright Workshop at Zimbabwe International Book Fair
Zimbabwe
2003
internet
www.kopinor.org/content/d ownload/1777/13422/file/zi bf.pdf -
British Council
British Council
Zimbabwe
2005
Cross-cutting
Hard
Private
Zimbabwe
2005
film
hard
http://mcs.sagepub.com/cgi /content/abstract/27/1/83
CAJ, 2009
Page 243 of 292
List of documents by area of interest (Sectors)
Name
Title
Commissioning Agent
Country
Date
Year
Sector
Document
Website
Joffe, Avril & NtshilingaKhosa, Roseline & Walters, Lee
Commissioning party: NtshingilaKhosa and Associations
South Africa
Date: July 2004
2004
advertisin g
soft
Commissioning party: Department of Communications
South Africa
Date: March 2004
2004
animation
hard
South Africa
Date: July 2004
2004
animation
soft
CAJ, 2009
Page 244 of 292
Monica Newton
South Africa
02-Nov
2002
arts and crafts
soft
Ballyn, John
ILO
Zambia
2-4 October 2002
2002
arts and crafts
hard
http://www.int racen.org/Cre ativeIndustrie s/conference _papers.pdf
The Trinity Session
The visual arts and crafts sector: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries CCDI South Africa 03-Jul 2003
ILO
AN ITC conference paper prepared for the National Workshop organised by the ILO 'Enterprise Development and Employment in the Cultural Sector in Zambia; national and local strategies: For the ILO series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and global value chains SADC 2003 2003
arts and crafts
soft
Kaiser Associates Economic Development Practice
arts and crafts
soft
http://www.ilo .org/dyn/emp ent/empent.P ortal?p_lang= EN&p_prog= S&p_categor y=PUB&p_m ode=PROD& p_lang=EN&p _type=WP http://www.ca pecraftandde sign.org.za/re search_folder /htm/niche/in dex.htm?692 5d11c91e4ee 8ac7ad3c141 2e300c6=671 3d13ca89078
CAJ, 2009
Page 245 of 292
444f6433900 00d631c
Monica Newton
South Africa
28 & 29 October 2003
2003
arts and crafts
soft
ECI Africa
Tourism Enterprise Project (TEP) and the Department of Trade and Industries (the DTI)
South Africa
04-Mar
2004
arts and crafts
hard
ECI Africa
TEP and DTI
South Africa
04-Mar
2004
arts and crafts
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 246 of 292
ECI Africa
TEP & DTI
South Africa
04-Mar
2004
arts and crafts
hard
ECI Africa
Tourism Enterprise Programme & DTI
South Africa
04-Mar
2004
arts and crafts
hard
ECI Africa
South Africa
04-Apr
2004
arts and crafts
hard
Interview with Tembeka Nkambavan Wyk, Talking Beads Academy
South Africa
06-Oct
2006
arts and crafts
internet
http://www.tra deforum.org/ news/fullstory .php/aid/626/i n_South_Afri ca_craft_revi val
CAJ, 2009
Page 247 of 292
Makotsi, Ruth
Association for the Development of Education in Africa
Africa
1999
1999
books
soft
http://openlibr ary.org/b/OL2 2460732M/Ex panding-thebook-tradeacross-Africa
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) (Erica Elk)
South Africa
05-May
2005
craft
hard/ internet
http://www.ca pecraftandde sign.org.za/re search_folder /pdf/dti_cust. pdf
Demilew, Abiy
Africa
2008
2008
cross
soft
http://www.cr eativeafrica.org/cre ativeafrica_2008/i ndex.php?opt ion=com_c 2000
ACP-EU
ACP
Signed in COTONOU
ACP
23-Jun-00
cross cutting
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 248 of 292
Moyo, Dixon
An Action research on Small Enterprise Development and Job Creation in the Cultural Sector
ILO
Zambia
02-Jul
2002
cross cutting
hard
Khulisa Management Services and Eve Gray and Associates
Quantitative Data Collection for MapppSeta Sector Skills Plan (SSP)
Mappp-Seta
Mappp-Seta sector skills plan
South Africa
3rd August 2004
2004
cross cutting
soft
National Commission on Culture, Ghana
Africa
18/05/2006
2006
cross cutting
hard
http://www.gh anaculture.go v.gh/indes1/p hp?linkid=65 &archiveid=1 59&page=1& adate= 2006
Nwandiko, Emeka
New African
New African
Nigeria
06-Mar
cross cutting
hard
http://mountai nrunner.us/20 06/06/nigeria _nobody_.ht ml
CAJ, 2009
Page 249 of 292
Kovacs, Mate, OCPA
OCPA
Africa
15-Apr-07
2007
cross cutting
hard
01-Nov-08
2008
cross cutting
Book
DACST
DACST
Prepared by the Cultural Strategy Group
South Africa
Nov-88
1988
Crosscutting
hard
http://www.da cst.gov.za/art s_culture/cult ure/industries /index.htm
Organisation of African Unity/ UNESCO
Cultural Industries for development in Africa: Dakar Plan of Action
AU/UNESCO
Africa
Jun-92
1992
Crosscutting
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 250 of 292
SADC
Southern African Development Community Sector of Culture and Information Policies, Priorities and Strategies
SADC
SADC
May-98
1998
Crosscutting
soft
http://www.tel edata.mz/sad ccult/poling.ht m
Etude - Diagnostic du secteur de la culture
Senegal
Senegal
1999
1999
Crosscutting
Hard: confidential
Sithole, Jabulani
Africa
15-Dec-00
2000
Crosscutting
hard
http://www.sa rdc.net/editori al/sanf/2000/I ss23/Nf2.html
UNESCO
Regional consultation on cultural industries in Africa
UNESCO
Cotonou
Africa
5-8 th September 2000
2000
Crosscutting
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 251 of 292
UNESCO
Regional Forum on cultural industries in Africa
UNESCO
Africa
4th - 9th September 2000
2000
Crosscutting
hard
http//www.da kar.unesco.or g/news/en/en _000814_cutl ure.shtml
Tshikuku, Kabeya
CRDI/IDRC, UNESCO
Africa
10-14 December 2001
2001
Crosscutting
pdf
http://unpan1. un.org/intrado c/groups/publ ic/documents/ idep/unpan00 3349.pdf
Paper presented to the International Conference on the Cultural Approach to Development in Africa, Senegal by Prof Tshikuku from Institut de Recherches Economoniques et Sociales (IRES) Universite de Kinshasa Policy Botswana 02-Apr 2002
Crosscutting
soft
http://www.go v.bw/docs/nat ional_policy_ on_culture_v 2.pdf
Pagniet, Geraldine
ACP
in The Courier ACPEU no 194 September October, 2002
2002
2002
Crosscutting
hard
http://ec.euro pa.eu/develo pment/body/p ublicatins/cou rier/courier19 4/en/en-042ni.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 252 of 292
Joffe, A
ILO
Presentation to INCD
SADC
2002
2002
Crosscutting
Hard
www.incd.net /Media/ILOPr esentation.pp t
Unknown
A survey of research outputs for the South African Music, Craft, Film and Television and publishing sectors between 1997 and 2002
South Africa
2002
2002
Crosscutting
Word
www.cultural observatory.o rg.za/
ACP Group
Dakar Declaration on the Promotion of ACP Cultures and Cultural Industries
ACP
ACP
20-Jun-03
2003
Crosscutting
hard
http://www.ac psec.org/acpf estival/acp83 00603_Dakar _Declaration_ e.pdf
ACP Group
Promotion of Cultural industries/ Regional cooperation in the field of culture: report on the main conclusions
ACP
Technical meeting 1st meeting of ACP Ministers of Culture, Working Group 11
ACP
18-Jun-03
2003
Crosscutting
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 253 of 292
Brereton, Kira
Guide to Pan-African cultural markets, professional networks and research resources
Africa
May, 2003
2003
Crosscutting
internet
http://www.cu lturalengineer ing.com/uplo adfiles/AMP_ CE%20GUID E.pdf
Kozul-Wright, Zeljka
Globalization , creative industries and economy development: policy challenges for Developing Countries
UNCTAD
June 4, 2003
2003
Crosscutting
hard
Avril Joffe, CAJ
HSRC and DAC
Establishment of Cultural Observatory by HSRC on behalf of DAC
South Africa
03-Feb
2003
Crosscutting
hard
South Africa
2003
2003
Crosscutting
Word
http://www.a mts.co.za/cult ural.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 254 of 292
MBA Programme Study
South Africa
03-Nov
2003
Crosscutting
Paper
http://www.de signindaba.co m/advocacy/d ownloads/Dri ving.pdf
West Africa
2003
2003
Crosscutting
not found
http://sitereso urces.worldb ank.org/INTC EERD/Resou rces/CWI_mu sic_industry_i n_Africa_syn opsis.pdf pdf
Africa
04-Aug
2004
Crosscutting
UNCTAD
Creative Industries and Development
UNCTAD
04-Jun-04
2004
Crosscutting
hard
http://www.un ctad.org/en/d ocs/tdxibpd13 _en.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 255 of 292
UNCTAD
UNCTAD
04-Jun-04
2004
Crosscutting
hard/ internet
http://www.un ctad.org/en/d ocs
Mappp-Seta
South Africa
04-Aug
2004
Crosscutting
hard
USAID
Balancing Culture and Conservation through Enterprise
USAID
Tanzania
2004
2004
Crosscutting
pdf
http://africast ories.usaid.g ov/search_de tails.cfm?stor yID=228&cou ntryID=26&se ctor 2005
African Union
African Union
Kenya
Africa
10-14 December 2005
Crosscutting
pdf
www.africaunion.org
CAJ, 2009
Page 256 of 292
Brickhill, Paul
Under-rated Arts
Unknown
Magazine for Development and Cooperation
Africa
2005
2005
Crosscutting
hard
http://www.in went.org/E+Z /content/archi ve-eng/122005/tribune_ art4.html
Matsuura, Koichiro
UNESCO
Africa
13-Dec-05
2005
Crosscutting
hard
http://unesdo c.unesco.org/ images/0014/ 01427/14279 6e.pdf
British Council
British Council
Kenya
2005
2005
Crosscutting
Soft, word
British Council
British Council
South Africa
08-Sep-05
2005
Crosscutting
Soft, word
CAJ, 2009
Page 257 of 292
CAJ
Arts and Culture Trust, South Africa
South Africa
2005
2005
Crosscutting
word
CreateSA
Future Foundations: An Integrated Human Resource Development Strategy
Department of Arts and Culture (DAC)
South Africa
31-Mar-05
2005
Crosscutting
hard
Gwynne-Evans, N
Driving a regional sector development programme: Lessons from the Western Cape: 1999-2005
South Africa
South Africa
June 20 2005
2005
Crosscutting
hard
Monica Newton
South Africa
30-Jun-05
2005
Crosscutting
soft
CAJ, 2009
Page 258 of 292
Van Graan, Mike
South Africa
2005
Crosscutting
soft
www.capegat eway.gov.za/ other/2005/11 /final_first_pa per_cultural_i ndustries_pri nting.pdf
British Council
Cultural Industries, arts, culture and creative arts: Towards an understanding of the current nature and scope of the creative industries in the western cape Consultative forum on arts and culture in Tanzania British Council All Africa Arts Consultation Forum Tanzania 19-Sep-05 2005
Crosscutting
Soft, word
British Council
British Council
Zimbabwe
26-Sep-05
2005
Crosscutting
Hard
African Union
African Union
Sixth Ordinary Session of the Assembly, held in Khartoum, Sudan
Africa
23rd -24th January 2006
2006
Crosscutting
both
www.africaunion.org/root /au/document s/treaties/text /charter%20%20African% 20cultural%2 0Renaissanc e-en.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 259 of 292
African Union
African Union
First Pan African Cultural Congress organised by the African Union
Africa
13-15 November 2006
2006
Crosscutting
hard
African Union
The Promotion and Protection of Africa's Cultural Products: Advocacy Statement
African Union
Advocacy Statement
Africa
06-Dec-06
2006
Crosscutting
pdf, internet
Sagnia, Burama
CULTURE AND POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN AFRICA: A review of the cultural effectiveness of Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers in West and Central Africa
A report prepared for the Conference on African Cultural Sector Development, Goiree Island, Dakar, Senegal, 5-7 March 2007
Africa
06-Oct
2006
Crosscutting
soft
www.africaunion.org/root /au/conferenc es/past/2006/ november/SA /pan_african/ AU_PACC_Ai de_Memoire. doc http://www.th ecommonwe alth.org/Shar ed_ASP_File s/UploadedFil es/0DD2D9D E-E7374839-B5F111F4B3B531 02_Cultural_ products_prot ection_advoc acy_stateme nt_2.pdf http://www.hi vox.nl/english /english/arteri al/backgroun d-materials
CAJ, 2009
Page 260 of 292
IIPI
Run by the IIPI
Botswana
2006
2006
Crosscutting
internet
http://www.iipi .org/nav_new sroom/detail. asp?itemID145
DTI
Proposed Strategy on Engendering the Accelerated and Shared Growth Imitative (ASGI-SA)
DAC
South Africa's Strategy on Engendering the Accelerated and Shared Growth Imitative (ASGI-SA)
South Africa
06-Jan
2006
Crosscutting
internet
http://www.th edti.gov.za/sa wen/ASGISA PROPOSED STRATEGY0 6.pdf
Arterial Conference
Arterial Network
Conference Report
Africa
5-7 March 2007
2007
Crosscutting
pdf
http://ocpa.ir mo.hr/resourc es/docs/arteri al_conferenc e_report_en. pdf
Brickhill, Paul
Arterial Network
Africa
2007
2007
Crosscutting
internet
CAJ, 2009
Page 261 of 292
Guchu, Wander
Arterial Network
Africa
07-Mar
2007
Crosscutting
pdf
Mbewe, Nebat
Arterial Network
Africa
07-Mar
2007
Crosscutting
pdf
Perman, Tony
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Africa
2007
2007
Crosscutting
not found
http://www.afr st.uiuc.edu
Unknown
The Power of Culture: Master Plan African Art Sector on the way
Unknown
Africa
07-Apr
2007
crosscutting
hard
http://www.po werofculture. nl/en/current/ 2007/april/art erial.html
CAJ, 2009
Page 262 of 292
Abodunrin, Akintayo
The Obasanjo years: motion without movement for arts, entertainment
Private
Nigerian Tribune
Nigeria
Tuesday 22nd May, 2007
2007
Crosscutting
hard, internet
http://www.tri bune.com.ng/ 22052007/art s.html
Aina, Yetunde
Jadeas Trust
Nigeria
07-Mar
2007
Crosscutting
hard
www.jadeastr ust.org
Van Graan, Mike
Cultural Industries, arts, culture and creative arts: Second Paper: Policy recommendations and Interventions
South Africa
2007
2007
Crosscutting
soft
http://www.hi vos.nl/english /english/arteri al/backgroun d_materials
African Union
Concept Note
African Union
The Second Session of AU Conference of Ministers of Culture (CAMC2)
Africa
19-23 October 2008
2008
Crosscutting
soft
www.africanunion.org
CAJ, 2009
Page 263 of 292
UNESCO UNESCO Meeting Debate in Culture, economy, regional integration Africa 2008 2008
Crosscutting
hard
http://appablo g.wordpress. com/2008/12/ 12/cultureeconomyregionalintegrationcult..
Barrowclough, Diana and Kozul-Wright, Zeljka, (eds.)
UNCTAD
Routledge
2008
2008
Crosscutting
Book
UNCTAD
UNCTAD
As a pre UNCTAD X11 event in Geneva 14-15 January 2008.
14-15 January 2008
2008
Crosscutting
hard/ internet
http://www.un ctad.org/en/d ocs/tdxiibpd4 _en.pdf
United Nations
Creative Economy Report 2008: the challenge of assessing the creative economy: towards informed policy-making
United Nations
2008
2008
Crosscutting
pdf
http://www.un ctad.org/Tem plates/webfly er.asp?docid =9750&intIte mID=2068&la ng=1
CAJ, 2009
Page 264 of 292
CAJ
Mappp-Seta Sector Skills Plan 2009/2010
Mappp-Seta
South Africa
2008
2008
Crosscutting
hard
CAJ
Producing creative content: skills and economic challenges in the South African Creative Industries
HSRC, South Africa
prepared for the HSRC in 2007
South Africa
2009
2009
Crosscutting
hard/ pdf
www.hsrcpre ss.org.za
Van Graan, Mike
Mike van Graan website
Mike van Graan
Website
South Africa
Various
all
Crosscutting
internet
http://www.mi kevangraan.c o.za/recentarticlespapers
Capacity building for cultural enterprise
Africa
unknown
crosscutting
soft
http://www.de fsa.org.za/20 07conference /documents/p apers/Jackie Guille.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 265 of 292
Brubeck, Darius
Centre for Jazz and Popular Music (CJPM) University of Natal
Private
in Cambridge Journals
South Africa
Crosscutting
not found
http://journals .cambridge.or g
Joffe, A et al
Cultural Diversity and the impact of globalization
HSRC, South Africa
Paper prepared for the DAC, South Africa (via the HSRC) as a position paper for Developing Countries for the International Network on Cultural Policy
2003
2003
cultural diversity
soft
http://www.in cp-ripc.org
Cultural Industries Support Project (CISP)
Cultural Industries Support Project
Ghana
2008
2008
databases
hard
http://www.gh anaculture.go v.gh/privatec ontent/File/CI SP%20Ghan a/CISP%20D ATABASE%2 0PHASE%20 1%20REPOR T%20_2_(1). pdf Date: July 2004 2004
Title: Design SubSector
South Africa
Design
soft
CAJ, 2009
Page 266 of 292
DigiArts, UNESCO
UNESCO
Africa
2005
2005
digital arts
not found
Bolnick, Steven
The Ethno-tourism industry: promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries
ILO
SADC
2003
2003
Ethnotourism
hard
http://portal.u nesco.org/cul ture/en/ev.ph pURL_ID=243 76&URL_DO =DO_TOPIC &URL_SECTI ON=201.html http://www.ilo .org/dyn/emp ent/empent.P ortal?p_lang= EN&p_prog= S&p_categor y=PUB&p_m ode=PROD& p_lang=EN&p _type=WP hard
Cham, Mbye
The Dynamics of African Filmmaking
UNESCO
Promoting culture through job creation and small business development in SADC countries published in the series on Upgrading in small enterprise clusters and Global value Chains, ILO UNESCO's World Culture Report 2000: Cultural diversity, conflict and pluralism Africa 2000
film
National Film and Video Foundation
South Africa
Date: November 2000
2000
film
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 267 of 292
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
Title: Profile 2000
South Africa
Date: 2000
2000
film
hard
Special correspondent, Lagos
All Africa.com
allafrica.com
Nigeria
June 19, 2001
2001
Film
hard
http://allafrica .com/stories/ 20010619002 3.html
ILO
SADC
2003
2003
film
Hard
Various
Nigeria
Spring 2004
2004
film
internet
http://www.ilo .org/dyn/emp ent/empent.P ortal?p_lang= EN&p_prog= S&p_categor y=PUB&p_m ode=PROD& p_lang=EN&p _type=WP http://www.cc su.edu/afstud y/upd112.html
CAJ, 2009
Page 268 of 292
ILO
Senegal
January 30th 2004
2004
film
hard, pdf
Joffe, Avril (CAJ)
South Africa
Date: July 2004
2004
film
soft
South Africa
Date: July 2004
2004
Film
soft
Artmatters
Uganda-based initiative to promote African and Asian filmmaking
Art Matters
Posting
Uganda
unknown
2004
film
hard
http://www.art matters.info/ mira.htm
CAJ, 2009
Page 269 of 292
UNESCO
UNESCO
Africa
accessed 2005/11/10
2005
film
hard
http://portal.u nesco/org/cul ture/en/ev/ph pURL_ID=269 89URL_DO= DO_Topic& http://www.art matters.info/fr enzy.htm
Artsmatters.info
East Africa in a frenzy of Film Festivals
Art Matters
East Africa
unknown
2005
film
hard
Artmatters
Colonisation of Kenyan screens kills filmmakers, drives others into exile
Art Matters
News
Kenya
unknown
2005
film
hard
http://www/art matters.info/fi lm/colonisatio n.htm
South Africa
Date: June 2005
2005
film
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 270 of 292
Private
Zimbabwe
2005
2005
film
hard
http://mcs.sa gepub.com/c gi/content/ab stract/27/1/83
Mbewe, Nebat
Arterial Network
Africa
07-Mar
2007
film
pdf
Art matters
Art Matters
Kenya
unknown
2007
Film
soft
http://artmatte rs.info/film3.h tm
Artmatters
Nigerians market their country through film
Art Matters
Nigeria
unknown
2007
film
internet
http://www.art matters.info/n igeria1.htm
CAJ, 2009
Page 271 of 292
South Africa
accessed 23/05/07
2007
Film
hard
http://www.cu lturealobserv atory.org.za/_ tv_ana.html
Prepared by Howard Thomas as part of a broader research project to develop an interactive website on the creative industries in South Africa. Numerous inputs were provided to stimulate debate on the best way to collect data. Prepared fro the ZIFF, Festival of the Dhow Countries Tanzania 07-Oct 2007
film
pdf
http://www.zif f.or.tz/sokofila m.htm
Aina, Yetunde
Reinventing Nollywood: the role of the mafia in the development of the Nigerian Film Industry
Private
Nigeria
08-Nov
2008
film
ppt
Ondega, Ogova
Africa
Africa
09-Feb
2009
film
html
http://www.po werofculture. nl/en/current/ 2009/february /fespaco
CAJ, 2009
Page 272 of 292
TransAfrica Forum
African Cinema
TransAfrica Forum
Issue brief
Africa
unknown
film
hard
www.transafri caforum.org
Kunzler, D
Nigeria
unknown
film
pdf
www.suz.uniz h.ch/khenzler /grey/bergen1 .pdf
SADC
SADC
SADC
30 April - 5 May 2001
2001
funding and sponsorsh ip
hard
BMI-Sport Info
South Africa
01-Oct
2001
hard
http://www.ba sa.co.za/pdfs/ 1MUSICfinal. pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 273 of 292
Ntshilinga-Khosa, Roseline and Joffe, Avril
South Africa
Date: July 2004
2004
soft
Owoo, John
Disbursement of donor funds - Shining example from Zambia
Arterial Network
Zambia
07-Mar
2007
pdf
http://www.dc cd.dk/dccd/ck u.nsf/images/ senart/$file/s hinning+exa mple+from+z ambia+by+jo hn+owoo.pdf hard http://www.hs rcpress.ac/full _title_info.asp ?id=2024
South Africa
2003
2003
heritage
Guhrs, Tamara, D'elbee, Francois and Kapwepwe, Mulenga
Zambia
2009
2009
heritage
book
http://www.se kaeducationaltheatre.com/c eremonybook.htm
CAJ, 2009
Page 274 of 292
Alden, Chris
For most Africans, Internet access is little more than a pipe dream
Africa
2004
2004
ICT
soft
http://www.ojr .org/ojr/workp lace/1071092 68.php
Parliamentary office on science and technology
Postnote No 261
06-Mar
2006
ICT
pdf
www.parliam ent.uk/parlia mentary_offic es/post/pubs 2006.cfm
Mega-Tech
The national ICT master plan and Egovernment network feasibility study in Uganda
Uganda
August, 11 2006
2006
ICT
hard
http://wougne t/org.ICTpolic y/ug/ugictpoli cy.html
Mushinga, Gloria
Zambia
2007
2007
ICT
hard
http://www.th ewip.net/cont ributors/2007/ 04/zambia_s _ict_policy_fi nally_la.html
CAJ, 2009
Page 275 of 292
Nigerian government
Nigerian Government
Nigeria
ICT
hard
http://www.nit da.gov.ng/do cument/nigeri aitpolicy.pdf
OCPA
Cultural Indicators: Views from Africa
OCPA
Africa
March/ August 2004
2004
indicators & measurem ent
hard
http://www.cu lturalrights.ne t/descargas/d rets_culturals 80.pdf
ACP Secretariat
Handbook on ACP Cultural Industries
ACP
Drafted by the Task Force on Cultural Indicators of Human Development in Africa for presentation at the Congress of Cultural Rights and Human development under the auspices of the Forum Barcelona, Mozambique Drawn up by Ccawa / Cacao for the Secretariat of the ACP ACP 2006 2006
Indicators & measurem ent
soft/ pdf
http://www.ac pfilms.eu/filea dmin/fichiers/f ormulaire_et_ annexes/EN/ Handbook_A CP_cultural_i ndustries.pdf 2002, 2006 2006
Mazonde, I.N
Culture and Peace: The Search for Indicators
OCPA and Interarts, International Network for Cultural Diversity
University of Botswana, Presented at the INCD meeting in Cape Town, Author from University of Botswana
Botswana
indicators & measurem ent
word
http://ocpa.ir mo.hr/activitie s/meetings/m aputo2006/W orkshop_Fina l_Reporten.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 276 of 292
CreateSA
CreateSA
CreateSA
South Africa
27-Nov-03
2003
indicators and measurem ent
hard
The Economics of Culture and Cultural Statistics in South Africa
South Africa
2003
2003
indicators and measurem ent
word
www.cultural observatory.o rg.za/pdf_file s/econ_of_cul ture.pdf
WIPO
Zambia
17-19 July 2002
2002
not found
www.wipo.int/ edocs/mdocs/ tk/en/wipo_gr tkf_ic_2/wipo _grtkf_ic_2_1 6-main1.pdf
IIPI
Namibia Intellectual Property Conference - Supporting Culture Based Industries
IIPI
Namibia
November 15-17, 2006
2006
hard
http://www.iipi .org/Conferen ces/Namibia_ IP_Conferenc e/Agenda.asp
CAJ, 2009
Page 277 of 292
Freedthinkers
City of Joburg
South Africa
05-Jun
2005
live arts
hard
Media Monitoring Project & Open Research
Hisses and whistles': A baseline study into arts coverage in the South African mass media
Media monitoring project and open research
South Africa
South Africa
06-Mar
2006
media
Soft, word
SADC/UNCTAD Joint Project
Developing Countries becoming a global player: Opportunities in the music industry
SADC
SADC
15th May 2000
2000
music
soft
Seligman, G
World Bank
Paper presented at the workshop on the development of the music industry in Africa, World Bank and Policy Sciences Centre, Inc, Washington, DC
Africa
June 20-21 June 2001
2001
music
word, internet
http://sitereso urces.worldb ank.org/intce erd/resources /cwi_music_i ndustry_in_af rica_synopsis .pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 278 of 292
Seligman, George
World Bank
Africa
June 20-21. 2001
2001
music
word, internet
http://sitereso urces.worldb ank.org/intce erd/resources /cwi_music_i ndustry_in_af rica_synopsis .pdf http://sitereso urces.worldb ank.org/intce erd/resources /cwi_music_i ndustry_in_af rica_synopsis .pdf
Sen. Amartya
World Bank
Africa
June 20-21. 2001
2001
music
word, internet
Strumpf, Mitchel
UNESCO
Paper presented at the African Regional Arts Education Conference in port Elizabeth, South Africa
Africa
24-30 June 2001
2001
music
hard
The Development Research Group on International Trade
World Bank
Participants include Amartya Sen, Paul Collier, J Michael Finger, Frank Penna, David Saryek, Gerard Seligman, John Collins, Coenraad Visser, Jerome Reichman, Phil Hardy, Scott Burnett, Keith Maskus
Africa
20-21 June 2001
2001
music
pdf
http://sitereso urces.worldb ank.org/INTC EERD/Resou rces/CWI_mu sic_industry_i n_Africa_syn opsis.pdf
CAJ, 2009
Page 279 of 292
Collins, John
Music Awards 2001 Paper
Ghana
2001
2001
Music
pdf
https://www.s cientificafrican.org/sc holars/jcollins /collins/files/bi b16/at_downl oad, http://sitereso urces.worldb ank.org/intce erd/resources /cwi_music_i ndustry_in_af rica_synopsis .pdf
Collins, John
World Bank
Ghana
2001
2001
Music
word, internet
KPMG
South Africa
Date: 2001
2001
music
hard
http://www.inf o.gov.za/view /DownloadFil eAction?id=7 0494
Ambert, Cecile
The Music industry : promoting the cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries
ILO
SADC
2003
2003
Music
Soft
http://www.ilo .org/dyn/emp ent/empent.P ortal?p_lang= EN&p_prog= S&p_categor y=PUB&p_m ode=PROD& p_lang=EN&p _type=WP
CAJ, 2009
Page 280 of 292
Yired
YFM, South Africa
Unpublished
South Africa
2003
2003
music
hard
http://www/mi o.co.za
Development Works
UNESCO
Paper prepared for The Global Alliance for Cultural Diversity: Division of Arts and Cultural enterprise, Unesco, Paris
Africa
04-Jun
2004
music
word
http://portal.u nesco.org/cul ture/en/files/2 6323/111270 48393Global _Alliance_To ol__Music_Indus try_in_SubSaharan_Afri ca.doc/Global %2BAlliance %2BTool%2B %2BMusic%2 BIndustry%2 Bin%2BSubSaharan%2B Africa.doc. 04-Nov 2004
IFM, Unesco
Musicians' cooperatives: a new model for developing the African music industry
UNESCO
Africa
Music
hard
CAJ, 2009
Page 281 of 292
UNCTAD
Report prepared for UNCTAD
Senegal
11-Mar-04
2004
music
soft
www.lse.ac.u k/collections/ geography/an denvironment /whossho/pro files/pratt/pdf/ senegal.pdf
Moatlhodi, Zodwa
Commissioning Party: MAPPPSETA
South Africa
Date: July 2004
2004
Music
soft
Title: Moshito 04
Commissioning party: Moshito Music Conference & Exhibition
South Africa
Date: February 2004
2004
music
hard
Tchebwa, M
UNESCO
UNESCO
Africa
2005
2005
music
Book
www.unesco. org/publishin g
CAJ, 2009
Page 282 of 292
Ansell, Gwen
Soweto Blues: Jazz, popular music, and politics in South Africa
Private
South Africa
2005
music
Book
Le Roux, Andr
South Africa
Date: July 2005
2005
music
hard
Final Report on the Micro-economic Development Strategy for the Music Industry in the Western Cape
South Africa
South Africa
07-Nov
2007
Music
hard
Louw, Adrian
Bush Radio's CREW project: growing with media education
UNESCO
South Africa
21-22 June 2007
2007
music
soft
http://www.nc rf.org.za/sacommunityradiopresentpaper-atunescomediaeducation
CAJ, 2009
Page 283 of 292
SAFACT
Piracy campaign
SAFACT
SADC
2008
music
soft
http://www.so uthafrica.info/ ess_info/sa_g lance/media/ dvd-piracy190506.htm
Feenstra, Marianne
Moshito
South Africa
South Africa
2008
2008
Music
hard
Masokoane, Glenn
DAC, South Africa
South Africa
South Africa
2008
2008
Music
hard
Melandowitz, Hugh
Sampling Music
Moshito
South Africa
South Africa
2008
2008
Music
soft
CAJ, 2009
Page 284 of 292
SABC
Moshito
South Africa
South Africa
2008
2008
music
soft
Wakashe, T
Speech to Moshito
Moshito
South Africa
South Africa
2008
2008
music
hard
Mbaye, Jenny
Geographies de L'industrie musicale hip hop en Afrique de l'Ouest
Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS) - Quebec
West Africa
6 -7th May 2008
2008
music
Soft, word
Mbaye, Jenny
Private
Collogue international Arts, territoires et nouvelle conomie culturelle. La culture, un atout incontournable du dveloppement urbain et rgional? 76eme congres de L'ACFAS Aegis cortona summer school in African studies, Cortona, Tuscany, 16-22 June 2008 West Africa 16-22 June 2008 2008
Music
Soft, word
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Gostner, Karl (YFM)
The South African Music Industry
NAB
South Africa
music
hard
Mbaye, Jenny
Private
West Africa
Music
Soft, word
Lebethe, A
The Performing Arts and Dance: promoting the Cultural sector through job creation and small enterprise development in the SADC countries
ILO
SADC
2003
2003
hard
MASA
MASA
Presentation
Africa
2007
2007
hard
http://www.ilo .org/dyn/emp ent/empent.P ortal?p_lang= EN&p_prog= S&p_categor y=PUB&p_m ode=PROD& p_lang=EN&p _type=WP http://www.m asa.francoph onie.org/engli sh/presentati on/presentati on.htm
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Unknown
Unknown
Festival populaire des musiques traditionnelles
DRC
2008
2008
performing arts, music
word
none
Mans, Minette E
Namibia
May 1 2000
2000
policy
hard
SADC
Protocol on culture, information and sport
SADC
SADC
SADC
26/07/2002
2002
policy
hard
http://www.tra lac.org/scripts /content.php? id=437
DAC
Parliamentary Media Briefing Economic Cluster 11
DAC
Briefing for parliament
South Africa
10-Feb-06
2006
policy
internet
http://www.da c.gov.za/medi a_release/10 Geb06.htm
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DAC
DAC
SA government review of policy
South Africa
2007
2007
policy
hard
http://www.da c.gov.za/proj ects/policy%2 0Review/bac kground%20d ocument.doc
Consultation held in partnership with South African Coalition for Cultural Diversity and Department of Arts and Culture, Samro House Africa 02-Jul 2003 publishing
South Africa
19-May-08
2008
policy
pdf
http://www.co mmonwealthf oundation.co m/uploads/fck editor/000000 88_Making% 20Culture%2 0Work%20for %20Develop ment.pdf
African Book Collective and the Dag Hammarskjold Foundation
Kromberg, Steve
HSRC, South Africa
Part of the HSRC research team for DACST to establish a cultural observatory
Africa
2004
2004
publishing
hard
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Title: Qualitative Research for Mappp Seta Sector Skills Plan: the publishing sub-sector
Commissioning party: Mappp Seta
South Africa
Date: 25 July 2004
2004
publishing
hard
OCPA , Interarts
OCPA
Senegal
16-17 November 2005
2005
Research resources
Hard
http://ocpa.ir mo.hr/activitie s/meetings/d akar2005/Exp erts_Meeting _Final_Repor t_2005-en.pdf
CAJ
Creative sector research in South Africa: research sources, key institutions and annotated bibliography of the cultural sector in South Africa
British Council
Meeting convened in Dakar by OCPA, the Interacts Foundation (Barcelona, Spain) with the support of the Spanish Ministry of Culture on the occasion of the INCD meeting convened in co-operation with the Senegalese Coalition for Cultural Diversity and the Senegalese Coalition of SocioEconomic Actors. Prepared for the fist phase of the creative mapping study for the British Council South Africa 2005 2005 Research resources pdf
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OCPA
Compendium of Reference Documents for Cultural Policies in Africa
OCPA
Africa
2006
2006
Research resources
not yet received
http://ocpa.ir mo.hr/activitie s/newsletter/2 009/OCPA_N ews_No223_ 20090226.pdf
Koenderman, Tony
Private
Africa
Research resources
hard
OCPA
Website
Africa
Various
Research resources
internet
http://ocpa.ir mo.hr/resourc es/indexen.html
Project Archives
UNESCO
Web listing of projects relating to arts, culture, entrepreneurship in Africa
Africa
Research resources
internet
http://portal.u nesco.org/cul ture/en/ev.ph pURL_ID=314 71&URL_DO =DO_TOPIC
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Marshfield, Katerina and van Oosterhout, Michiel
Uganda
Uganda
07-Jan
2007
Uganda
pdf
www.uiff.org
Mercier, Jeanne
Les rencontres Africaines de la Photographie, Bamako 2005
Bamako, Mali
Mali
juin, 2006
2006
visual art
hard
http://www.afr icultures.com/ php/index.ph p?nav=evene ment&no=62
Owoo, John
Visual arts in Africa: plagued by a litany of problems & obstacle
Arterial Network
Africa
07-Mar
2007
visual art
pdf
http://www.im agineafrica.or g/files/Arterial _Conference _Report.pdf
Artthrob
Artthrob
Website
South Africa
various
all
visual art
internet
http://www.art throb.co.za/
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Visual Arts Network of South Africa
VANSA
VANSA
Website
South Africa
Various
all
visual art
internet
http://www.va nsa.co.za/res ources
Nwauche, E.S.
Intellectual Property Rights, Copyright and Development Policy in a Developing Country: Options For Sub Saharan African Countries
Paper presented to the Copyright Workshop at Zimbabwe International Book Fair
Zimbabwe
30th of July 2003
2003
internet
www.kopinor. org/content/d ownload/177 7/13422/file/zi bf.pdf -
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Culture, Arts and Jobs

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The African Creative Economy

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BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY .................................................................................... 5

LIST OF DOCUMENTS BY YEAR................................................................................. 12

AFRICA: GENERAL WEBSITES................................................................................... 63

NATIONAL CULTURAL POLICIES IN AFRICA ........................................................ 64

CULTURAL POLICY FRAMEWORKS IN SELECTIVE AFRICAN COUNTRIES .. 65

AFRICA, CARIBBEAN AND PACIFIC COUNTRIES.................................................. 69

AFRICA CONTINENT .................................................................................................... 70

DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DOCUMENTS ................................................................ 83

EAST AFRICA DOCUMENTS........................................................................................ 87

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SOUTH AFRICA ............................................................................................................ 101

TANZANIA DOCUMENTS ........................................................................................... 125

LIST OF DOCUMENTS BY NAME.............................................................................. 130

LIST OF DOCUMENTS BY COUNTRY ...................................................................... 181

LIST OF DOCUMENTS BY AREA OF INTEREST (SECTORS)............................... 244

Arterial Networks Bibliography for the Creative Economy in Africa

Arterial Networks Bibliography for the Creative Economy in Africa

Arterial Networks Bibliography for the Creative Economy in Africa

Arterial Networks Bibliography for the Creative Economy in Africa

Arterial Networks Bibliography for the Creative Economy in Africa

Arterial Networks Bibliography for the Creative Economy in Africa

Africa Developing Countries East Africa SADC West Africa

Arterial Networks Bibliography for the Creative Economy in Africa

Arterial Networks Bibliography for the Creative Economy in Africa

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Area of Interest/ sectors

Creative South Africa

Prepared by the Cultural Strategy Group South Africa

Organisation of African Unity/ UNESCO AU/UNESCO Africa

Makotsi, Ruth Tambadou, Moustapha (Ministre de la Culture) Senegal

Etude - Diagnostic secteur de la culture

Arterial Networks Bibliography for the Creative Economy in Africa

Purpose/ associated project Country

Area of Interest/ sectors

Creating a cultural policy for Namibia Namibia

Arts Education Policy Review

National Film and Video Foundation South Africa

Title: European South Africa Symposium

Commissioning Party: National Film and Video Foundation

PriceWaterhouse Coopers South Africa

Title: Profile 2000

Commissioning Party: Department of Arts and Culture (DAC)

SADC/UNCTAD Joint Project SADC

Arterial Networks Bibliography for the Creative Economy in Africa

Purpose/ associated project Country

Area of Interest/ sectors

Culture can play a key role in regional integration Africa

Regional consultation on cultural industries in Africa UNESCO Cotonou Africa

Regional Forum on cultural industries in Africa UNESCO

Organised Breda ABOMEY, Benin

UNESCO African Film and TV

Hold onto your rights!

Arterial Networks Bibliography for the Creative Economy in Africa

Purpose/ associated project Country

Area of Interest/ sectors

funding and sponsorship