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Two people admiring the street artwork of a young female in a wheelchair in bright colours- commissioned as part of the Accessibility Film Festival in Turkey

Nurturing a Creative Economy

Alongside dynamic ODA funding eligible countries, the UK can co-develop new approaches to the creative economy to ensure significant economic, social and cultural value is made and shared.

Pasig River Art for Urban Change: 'Anak Ka Ng' by Ralph Eya and children from Hospicio de San Jose. We are proud to partner with Metro Manila Development Authority in promoting creative use of public space and reviving the Philippine capital's important transportation route and water source.

Creative innovation in the East Asia arts and culture sector

In the second of a series of articles on the international impact of COVID-19 on the arts and cultural sector, we consider the experience in East Asia.

An image of a poster in the style of communist propaganda posters of the past. The image shows two medical professionals holding their raised hands in a show of victory in the fight against Covid-19. The main text says ‘At home is patriotism’ to encourage people to stay at home and not spread the disease.

'There was no confusion' – lessons from Vietnam on COVID-19

The British Council's Christine Wilson and Donna McGowan, Director Vietnam discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the country.

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Creative innovation in the East Asia arts and culture sector

'There was no confusion' – lessons from Vietnam on COVID-19

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