Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The music industry ecosystem is evolving fast with the digital technology. Many policy makers and industry players are having to rethink what public actions need to be taken to create enabling environments for musical diversity and industry’s sustainable and inclusive growth.
With support of the European Union and UNESCO (the UN agency for culture), Zimbabwe and Costa Rica embarked on the journey to create new public actions for the music industry. They consulted various stakeholders, identified their needs and challenges and devised a set of actions.
At this associated presentation, UNESCO brings together partners from Zimbabwe and Costa Rica to share their experiences in conducting consultations involving representatives of governments, music industry and civil society and elaborating policies in a participatory manner also through peer-to-peer learning with neighbouring countries.
Chaired by Floor Oudendijk (The Netherlands/France), UNESCO;
with David Brown (Jamaica), Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport of Jamaica;
Roberto Montero (Costa Rica), Symbiotico;
Melody Zambuko (Zimbabwe), Music Crossroads Zimbabwe
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The music industry ecosystem is evolving fast with the digital technology. Many policy makers and industry players are having to rethink what public actions need to be taken to create enabling environments for musical diversity and industry’s sustainable and inclusive growth.
With support of the European Union and UNESCO (the UN agency for culture), Zimbabwe and Costa Rica embarked on the journey to create new public actions for the music industry. They consulted various stakeholders, identified their needs and challenges and devised a set of actions.
At this associated presentation, UNESCO brings together partners from Zimbabwe and Costa Rica to share their experiences in conducting consultations involving representatives of governments, music industry and civil society and elaborating policies in a participatory manner also through peer-to-peer learning with neighbouring countries.
Chaired by Floor Oudendijk (The Netherlands/France), UNESCO;
with David Brown (Jamaica), Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport of Jamaica;
Roberto Montero (Costa Rica), Symbiotico;
Melody Zambuko (Zimbabwe), Music Crossroads Zimbabwe
#WOMEX22 #WOMEXFilms #worldwidemusic
Follow WOMEX
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Official Website: womex.com/
Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064360016500
Twitter: twitter.com/womex
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womex_thewo...
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/womex
