Project ID 2210554041
Recent UNESCO studies, both at the global and Southeast Asia level, have shed light on the precarity of the culture sector. The impacts of this precarity have been multiplied as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. While some governments have developed subsidy packages and schemes to support the stakeholders who have lost their income, many artists and professionals do not qualify as many of their usual jobs, primarily gigs and part-time, were not previously recognized by the systems. The activity is designed to raise awareness about the importance of socio-economic rights of artists and culture professionals and encourage policy makers to develop relevant policies for the sector to address the ongoing challenges.
- On-going
USD 13,000
Total Project Budget
USD 5,948
Total Incurred Expenditures
Progress
On-goingGeographical Scope and Beneficiaries
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Lao People's Democratic Republic 33%
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Myanmar 33%
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Thailand 34%
Financial plan
Type of Funding | Uses of Funding | Sources of Funding | Project Budget (USD) | Incurred Expenditures (USD) |
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Assessed Contribution - Assessed Contribution | Culture | Contribution to Regular Budget | 13,000 | 5,948 |
Project contributes to
- 100%
- Gender Equality | 30%
- Youth | 20%