Topic: Institutional development, policies, cross-sectoral interaction

Implementation period: December 2024 – March 2025

Client: European Union

More details: The RES-POL project — Rapid Expert Support for Culture and Media Policies in Ukraine — focuses on the following sectors: cultural heritage, arts and culture, creative industries, media, and ten critical issues of cultural development.

In the RES-POL project, the arts and culture sector is studied by Alona Karava and Olia Diatel, co-founders of the organization Insha Osvita, along with art historian Iryna Chuzhynova. To identify material issues in the sector the experts conducted a series of in-depth interviews, surveys, and worked with focus groups within the sector. The materials developed served as the foundation for analytical briefs on material issues within sub-sectors and a baseline report on the state of the sector and the role of arts in post-war recovery.

Baseline report:

• Material issues of policy: Arts and Culture

• The Role of Art in the Post War Recovery of Ukraine — DOI: 10.70719/respol.2025.16

Analytical Briefs by Subsectors:

• Material Іssues of Policy: Literary Sector

• Material Іssues of Policy: Libraries — DOI: 10.70719/respol.2025.12

• Material Іssues of Policy: Visual Arts — DOI: 10.70719/respol.2025.11

• Material Іssues of Policy: Academic Music — DOI: 10.70719/respol.2025.14

• Material Іssues of Policy: Performing Arts

Report:

• Focus Groups on Material issues and Challenges in the “Arts and Culture” Sector

Moving forward, experts will develop policies aimed at addressing the material issues described in the analytical materials.

The project is implemented by the "Center for Regional Development", a public union of the Economic Development Agency PPV.

This publication was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of the Public Union "Center for Regional Development" and do not necessarily reflect the  views of the European Union.

Analytical Materials: