South African Cultural Observatory

Mapping Study 2019-20- Capstone Report

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Mapping Study 2019-20- Capstone Report In many countries, the growing importance of the cultural and creative industries is increasingly being recognised. The cultural sector has always been acknowledged in contributing to important non-market goals, such as fostering identity formation through heritage, building social cohesion, as an important part of education, and for the intrinsic values of delight, contradiction, enjoyment and debate. More recently, the contribution of the CCIs to economic growth, transformation and jobs and international trade has also been acknowledged. In South Africa, this occurred through the “Mzansi’s Golden Economy” initiative, under which the South African Cultural Observatory (SACO) was founded.
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