The Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) are increasingly recognized as key drivers of inclusive growth, innovation, and job creation. In the Kathmandu Valley, they form an integral part of the region’s economic and social fabric, shaping community life and sustaining cultural identity. Kathmandu Valley stands out as a vibrant hub of creativity deeply rooted in its rich heritage.
Strengthening Nepal’s Cultural and Creative Industries: Findings from Kathmandu Valley’s First Baseline Assessment
UNESCO, 18 February 2026, Nepal
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