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Estonian culture ministry to study effect of artist and writer's pay

ERR,
26 April 2022, Estonia

The Ministry of Culture has declared a tender to study the practice of paying for creative work and gauge the effects of creative salary instruments.

The analysis should evaluate principles for funding creative work in the future and what kind of additional government intervention would be needed for cultural versatility and sustainability.

https://news.err.ee/1608575890/culture-ministry-to-study-effect-of-artist-and-writer-s-pay

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