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SACO Disseminiation Workshop - Limpopo

29 NOV 2018 - 29 NOV 2018
Category: Workshop
Region: Limpopo
Town: Mamaila
Cover Charge: R0
Contact Details: South African Cultural Observatory 0415044930
Booking Details: thembela.xhoxho@mandela.ac.za or info@southafricanculturalobservatory.org.za or 041 504 4932 by 13 November 2018 Alternatively, you can send us an SMS or WhatApp on 0636397653
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You are invited to the South African Cultural Observatory’s
(SACO) Dissemination Workshop.

Topics to be discussed:

1. Introduction to the South African Cultural Observatory

2. Overview of the National Research Agenda and recent inputs and updates

3. Outline of SACO research outputs and how they benefit the industry

4. Introduction to the SA Festival Economic Impact Calculator (SAFEIC)

5. Insights from the experts: Marketing, business and best practices 

Why come? To understand the role the Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) play in Growth & Development, Job Creation , Transformation, Social Cohesion

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