Culture and cultural activities funding

Globalization phenomena should not be considered only for their impact on physical and financial capital flows, but also on human and natural capital, as well as on national sovereignty and cultural diversity, including at the local and community level.

Each of the sectoral councils in the Foundation of Cultural Capital (in accordance with the Law there are 7 councils at the Foundation of Cultural Capital the Council on Literature, the Council on Music and Dance, the Council on Theatre, the Council on Films, the Council on Visual Arts and Photography, the Council on Cultural Heritage and the Council on Traditional Culture) ensures that providing funding to separate projects, the cultural heritage of the respective sector is retained.

The Foundation of Cultural Capital also supports the acquisition of professional education in various areas of culture and arts as well as activities of other kinds, aimed at preserving, developing and spreading the culture.

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The access to the financial resources of the Foundation of Cultural Capital is provided on the basis of competition, and any natural or legal person may participate in the competition by submitting a justified project application (that complies with the regulation of the competition of the Foundation of Cultural Capital).

Determining UNOPS service locations Designing and implementing business processes Determining updating operating policies Designing and implementing the ICT architecture (application, information and technical) Implementing the human capital model (e.g., roles and responsibilities, competencies, culture, and metrics).

Many of the projects supported by the Foundation of Cultural Capital promote the cultural identity as a factor stimulating mutual understanding as well as promote the awareness of and advertise the cultural heritage of ethnic minorities.

The documents in the resource kit are all available in English, French and Spanish and many of them are also available in Arabic, Chinese, and Russian.

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Tribalism is a basic human instinct.

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71. Basic information kit No. 1, 1998 Fiftieth Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, has been published in English, French and Spanish basic information kit No. 2, Women s Rights the Responsibility of All, has been published in English, French and Spanish basic information kit No. 3, Children s Rights Creating a Culture of Human Rights, has been published in English and Spanish and is being printed in French.

Since 1998 a significant role in the financing of professional theatres in Latvia has been played by the Foundation of Cultural Capital.

The Law On Foundation of Cultural Capital , enacted in 1997, stipulates that the purpose of the Foundation is to provide financial support and to promote the development of the creativity in all areas of culture and arts and the preservation of the cultural heritage.

Invest in cultural industries to generate new and indigenous forms of employment and exports, to aid in the diversification of economics, and to reinforce and expand cultural confidence and ties with overseas communities.

In order to achieve this aim the Foundation of Cultural Capital promoted the development of international contacts, the advertising of Latvian culture and arts abroad, finances creative and research projects of natural and legal persons in the area of culture, stimulates the dissemination of newly created cultural values, their accessibility for wider public.

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Establish a documentation centre to collect statistics, survey cultural needs and resources

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(f) Creating a socio economic environment that fosters accumulation of various kinds of capital throughout the course of life, including old age economic, environmental, social, human, cultural and spiritual capital.

. Support for the mobilization of seed resources to capitalize 200.000 National Desertification Funds .

Future acquisitions of UNICEF capital assets will be included in the capital asset fund (see para. 24 below).

Aware of the importance attached by some countries of origin to the return of cultural property that is of fundamental spiritual and cultural value to them, so that they may constitute collections representative of their cultural heritage,

47. Foreign capital is another source of diversification funding.

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At the heart of the reform process is the need to align the Organization s human resources capacity with its mission, structures and culture.

In 1995 the Saeima adopted the Basic Guidelines of Cultural Policy in Latvia, defining the basic principles, aims and tasks of the cultural policy, and which were formulated in accordance with the basic principles of cultural policy provided for by documents of the UNESCO and the Council of Europe.

32. One lesson learned from the volatility of capital markets is that liberalization of trade is not the same as liberalization of capital flows.

These resources were used to address cultural needs and proposals raised by the nation's artistic and cultural community, through the implementation of just over 20 cultural programmes.

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(b) Public funds allocated to cultural development

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Through the Foundation of Cultural Capital the state has granted co funding for joint projects in EU educational and cultural programmes, supports the participation of educational establishments in international professional organisations, the participation of students at international contests, exhibitions and shows.

The Forum was held during the Universal Forum of Cultures, an international event to celebrate cultural diversity, sustainable development and a culture of peace.

The law on cultural and natural assets also contains penal provisions, which provide for imprisonment of up to five years for causing damage to immovable cultural and natural assets and up to 10 years of imprisonment for taking abroad movable cultural and natural assets.

Funding of culture In 1998 the Foundation of Cultural Capital a public non profit joint stock company started its operation, introducing a new philosophy in the financing of culture the distribution of national budgetary resources on the basis of competition where decision makers would be experts from various areas selected in a democratic way.

Japan's culture has deeply affected East Asia.

Flows of foreign investment capital contributed significantly to industrialization.

In this regard, the Panel stresses that its findings regarding the proposed measures, and its suggestions of possible modifications, have been based on information available to it on the environmental conditions in the claimant countries prior to 15 September 2004.

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