Country |
South Africa |
Client |
Department of Arts and Culture |
Overall project value (EUR) |
€ 50 897 |
Origin of funding |
EC |
Proportion carried out by legal entity |
40% |
Consortium members |
PWC South Africa, UCT, DPRU, Indyebo |
Start date |
March 2011 |
End date |
August 2011 |
Number of staff provided |
65 w/d |
Detailed description of project Back
The objective of the study is to improve policy development in the cultural industries, in particular addressing the policy gaps regarding protection of copyrighted work in the cultural sectors as well as identification of possible revenue streams that are available for the benefit of cultural workers.
The specific objective of the assignment will be to conduct a feasibility study on the appropriateness, impact and effectiveness to mitigate and combat copyright infringement of the arts and culture sectors. The feasibility study will be informed by existing reports and information on the arts and culture sectors and thus the study will have to make pertinent recommendations on the positive as well as negative impact and outcomes of a policy implementation such as the planned Blank tape levy.
Type of services provided
Core services provided by a team of 3 Senior Consultants: