Theme:
Status of the Artist, Policy Design, Contributing to the SDGs
Type of project:
Awareness Raising, Capacity Development
Countries:
Local Partner(s):
  • Peru Ministry of Culture
    Type of organization: 
    Public authority
Related activity:
  • The professional development of artists and cultural professionals in Peru is developed through evidence-based policies, and more pertinent laws, regulations and plans
Start date
May 2022
End date
May 2023

Context/Overview

The objective of the proposed project is to carry out an investigation to collect data on the working conditions of artists in the Peruvian context, which is widely informal, independent, and intermittent, and where multi-employment is common. This research will also allow the validation of the information collected in the dialogue tables held during in 2021 within the framework of the development of a new artist law. The results of year 2021 will thus be expanded, detailed and validated through the methods of applied research. Specific conclusions and recommendations will be included to be taken into account by public and private organizations. The results of the research will also help the Peruvian state better understand the size of the cultural and creative workforce in order to better calculate the necessary budgets to implement needed measures, notably regarding social security and pensions for artists and cultural professionals.
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Elaboration of a strategy to inform the monitoring and knowledge of the working conditions of artists and cultural professionals in Peru

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Photo Gallery: 
Countries: 
Peru
Local Partner: 
Peru Ministry of Culture
Type of organization: 
Public authority
Date: 
2022 to 2023
Context/Overview: 
The objective of the proposed project is to carry out an investigation to collect data on the working conditions of artists in the Peruvian context, which is widely informal, independent, and intermittent, and where multi-employment is common. This research will also allow the validation of the information collected in the dialogue tables held during in 2021 within the framework of the development of a new artist law. The results of year 2021 will thus be expanded, detailed and validated through the methods of applied research. Specific conclusions and recommendations will be included to be taken into account by public and private organizations. The results of the research will also help the Peruvian state better understand the size of the cultural and creative workforce in order to better calculate the necessary budgets to implement needed measures, notably regarding social security and pensions for artists and cultural professionals.
Key Figures: 
The professional development of artists and cultural professionals in Peru is developed through evidence-based policies, and more pertinent laws, regulations and plans
Donors: 
UNESCO-Aschberg programme for artists and cultural professionals
Related activity: 
UNESCO scales up support to improve the status of the artist worldwide
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