Promoting the culture sector through job creation and small enterprise development in SADC countries: the performing arts and dance

Annabell. Lebetche

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 the development and practice of the performing arts within the South African Development Community (SADC), focusing on dramatic performances of dance, poetry reading, story telling and theatre. Examines the functioning of the performing arts value chain and explores the roles of government departments, national arts councils and other stakeholders. Discusses the potential role of the sector in contributing to employment and identifies the needs of the industry.

Keywords: small enterprise; enterprise creation; traditional culture.; art.; theatre; employment creation; SADC.; performer; working conditions; copyright; state intervention; nonprofit organization; training needs; petite entreprise; création d'entreprise; culture; art; théâtre; création d'emploi; SADC; artiste interprète; conditions de travail; droits d'auteur; intervention de l'Etat; organisation sans but lucratif; besoins de formation; pequeña empresa; creación de empresa; cultura; arte; teatro; creación de empleos; SADC; artista interprete; condiciones de trabajo; derecho de autor; intervención estatal; organización sin fines de lucro; necesidades de formación (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 60 pages
Date: 2003
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