Promoting the culture sector through job creation and small enterprise development in SADC countries: the music industry

Cecile. Lambert

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Explores how the promotion of cultural entrepreneurship may provide innovative possibilities for boosting incomes and for generating quality employment. Reviews socio-economic issues and global trends in the music industry and examines the music industry value chain within the South African Development Community (SADC) region. Analyses key issues and proposes targeted actions and interventions.

Keywords: small enterprise; enterprise creation; traditional culture.; music.; entertainment industry; employment creation; SADC.; performer; entrepreneur.; broadcasting; illegal practice; copyright; petite entreprise; création d'entreprise; culture; musique; métiers du spectacle; création d'emploi; SADC; artiste interprète; entrepreneur; radiodiffusion; pratique illégale; droits d'auteur; pequeña empresa; creación de empresa; cultura; música; industria del espectáculo; creación de empleos; SADC; artista interprete; empresario; radiodifusión; práctica ilegal; derecho de autor (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 69 pages
Date: 2003
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