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UNDERSTANDING AND SUPPORTING CREATIVE ECONOMIES IN AFRICA

Registration form: Creative Intermediaries Forum Cape Town

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The work of Creative intermediaries in South Africa

Are you / your organisation involved in supporting the creative economy in South Africa? If yes, please give us some information / links to your work *

Where do you work from? What area of the city of Cape Town do you interact with the most? *

Do you identify as part of a geographical creative hub/cluster? if yes, please specify *

There are multiple definitions of what a creative clusters is. Here we simply mean a geographical concentration of individuals, businesses and organisations working all in related creative and cultural sectors.

What services/support does your organisation offer to creative and cultural industries/practitioners (tick all the ones that apply *

Space / co-working Business advice Finance and business finance support Networking Funding / Commissioning of arts/creative projects Research and consultancy services Rehearsal / performing space Skills and training Internationalisation / export advice Guidance and policy advice Other (please specify in the box on the right)

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Do you network / collaborate with other creative intermediaries, towards supporting creative & cultural industries development? If yes, how? *

What are the main challenges that you face as a creative intermediary? What policies or facilities would facilitate your work and activities? *

What do you think is the role of policy in relation to the creative economy and the work that you do as intermediary? *

Would you be available for a follow-up interview (in person or via skype) after the event? *

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