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UNESCO advocates a new model to support the culture sector beyond COVID-19

UNESCO,
19 October 2020, International

On 21 October, UNESCO will host a high-level ResiliArt debate, “Celebrating 15 years of Diversity and Creativity” (2pm – 3.30pm Central European Summer Time, CEST), to reflect on developments in the culture sector over recent years and examine new policies and economic models that can favour diversity and resilience post COVID-19.

https://en.unesco.org/news/unesco-advocates-new-model-support-culture-sector-beyond-covid-19

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