How does cultural heritage promote sustainable growth in developing countries?
A new pilot programme and British Council-produced report on using cultural heritage for inclusive growth
Current projects
British Council
Americas: supporting youth at risk
Our work in the Americas focuses on creative approaches to challenge exclusion and supports young people at risk in the region.
Europe: promoting diversity
Our priority in Wider Europe is to promote diverse societies and the participation of disabled people in social policy-making through inclusive arts practice.
The Middle East: supporting youth in conflict affected regions
Our projects in MENA support the recovery and transition of individuals in conflict-affected environments through the direct sharing of authentic stories.
Sub-Saharan Africa: representing African voices online
This programme aims to support artists and creatives in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) to develop quality local digital content and increase visibility and access online.
South Asia: supporting social cohesion
Our programme in South Asia supports museums, heritage sites, the cultural and education sectors to engage young people with cultural heritage.
East Asia: empowering local craftswomen
Our programmes in East Asia promote traditional crafts and heritage for social inclusion and economic development.
Africa: young artists becoming social leaders
The Arts and Active Citizens programme aims to contribute to the promotion of peace and development in the Horn of Africa (HoA).
Worldwide: tackling homelessness through art
We are supporting With One Voice to carry out a series of activities to explore arts and homelessness across the globe.