Funded by the European Union, it falls under the EU/UNESCO programme supporting evidence-based policies for cultural and creative industries. UNESCO provided technical assistance with the National Institute of Culture and History, through its Institute of Creative Arts, serving as the national implementation partner.
EU-UNESCO Project Marks Milestone in Strengthening Belize’s Cultural and Creative Sector
UNESCO, 30 October 2026, Belize
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