7 results for "creative economy"
💡 SolutionsTwo acclaimed filmmakers just solved a major problem plaguing the film industry: 80% of independent films never find an audience after their festival debuts. Their new streaming platform puts control back in creators' hands while connecting viewers to thousands of unseen stories.
💛 Acts of KindnessNigerian musicians took home top honors at Africa's biggest music awards, with Rema, Burna Boy, and others dominating the continental stage. President Tinubu pledged continued support for the creative industry that's putting Nigeria on the global map.
💛 Acts of KindnessNigerian artists dominated the All Africa Music Awards, taking home top honors including Artist of the Year while President Tinubu pledged continued support for the country's booming creative economy. Over 1,200 artists from 48 African nations gathered in Lagos for the continent's biggest music celebration.
💡 SolutionsThailand's Pheu Thai Party unveiled an ambitious plan to transform Chiang Mai into a hub for creative industries, inclusive tourism, and equality. The vision centers on supporting small artists, connecting tourism experiences, and celebrating diversity as an economic driver.
Over 12,000 people gathered in Vijayawada for a three-day celebration of cinema, culture, and literature that's breathing new life into India's creative economy. The overwhelming success has organizers already planning the next edition, inspiring a wave of similar cultural festivals across the region.
💡 SolutionsLagos State is proudly hosting the 9th All Africa Music Awards, a week-long celebration bringing together Africa's biggest musical talents and creative minds. The initiative showcases the state's commitment to positioning itself as Africa's cultural and creative capital while empowering youth through arts and tourism.
💛 Acts of KindnessTiti Ogufere's Design Week Lagos has blossomed into a transformative movement, bringing together 15 African countries to sign a groundbreaking Interior Design Charter that's turning creative talent into thriving industries. With 120 exhibitors and 210 innovative pieces showcased, this inspiring initiative is proving that design is Africa's new economic powerhouse.