D'Art 4: Conflict of Interest Policies in Arts and Culture Funding Agencies
01 December 2002, International
This D'Art report investigates how national arts support agencies manage conflict of interest (COI) policies, offers principles of good COI management policies and describes some of the key elements of COI policies that are used in arts and culture funding agencies around the world.
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