Support for cultural digitalization worldwide 2020

According to a report published by UNESCO in February 2022, roughly 80 percent of countries worldwide adopted public measures to support the digital transformation of cultural and creative industries, such as providing funding for the digitization of institutions. Meanwhile, around 71 percent of global countries implemented strategies on digital skills.

Share of countries adopting public measures to support the digitalization of cultural and creative industries worldwide in 2020, by region and category

Characteristic	Western Europe and North America	Eastern Europe	Latin America and Caribbean	Asia Pacific	Africa	Arab countries	Worldwide
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Release date

February 2022

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Region

Worldwide

Survey time period

2020

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please check the Details section for more information on each category

Supplementary notes

The source defines each category as follows:

Transformation: funding for digitization of institutions or analog industries.

Skills: training, spaces for experimentation, incubation.

Access: public support to digital content pluralism; cultural or artistic portals in specific languages; online distribution platforms for domestic content.

Diversity: fair remuneration rules; control market concentration; prevention monopolies of digital content providers/distributors.

Figures are based on an analysis of responses from 96 quadrennial periodic reports (QPRs) in the 2020 QPR form. Please find here more information about the methodology of the study (page 293).

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