The National Dance Plan is in process, it hasn't been implemented yet but there is a very rich process regarding its design, that include: dialogue and coordination among the civil societies organizations and public institutions related to the fostering of dance development as discipline.
The main objective of this process is to ensure the involvement of the main stakeholders considering the territorial perspective and the bulk of public policies and programs with a short, medium and long term perspective in order to support dance as a discipline but also as a right and a relevant support for the development of the human being.
Uruguay integrates and participates in the Iberoamerican Dance Platform, an initiative to exchange experiences around the construction of public policies for the sector. Begun in 2014, it has been adding representatives from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Mexico, Spain, Venezuela, Cuba and Costa Rica. This platform is very important for the development of the Program.
The Plan is still being developed.
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Ministry of Education and Culture · National Directorate of Culture
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
| Public Sector
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Ministry of Tourism
| Public Sector
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Ministry of Social Development
| Public Sector
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OPP / Presidency of the Republic
| Public Sector
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SODRE, National Ballet and Artistic Training Schools
| Public Sector
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Network of Directors of Culture
| Public Sector
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University of the Republic
| Public Sector
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Secondary Education Council
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CES - ProArte - AGADU, Dance Association of Uruguay, ADDU, -Red Citizenship Association · Encuentro Milonguero Association · Civil Association El Abrojo · Free Cooperative · Enredanza - CUTDIJ - Collective Catalejo.
| Civil Society Organization (CSO)
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