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BEST INSTITUTIONALIZED PROGRAM FOR CULTURE AND THE ARTS

INSTITUTIONALIZED PROGRAM FOR CULTURE AND THE ARTS

The Best Institutionalized Program for Culture and the Arts Award aims to recognize outstanding initiatives that promote and preserve the country’s rich cultural heritage and foster creativity and innovation in the arts.

Best Institutionalized Program for Culture and the Arts Open for Municipalities, Cities (Component and Highly Urbanized), and Provinces.

Further, it aims to:

(a) Promote Cultural Diversity and Inclusivity: The Best Institutionalized Program for Culture and the Arts Award can recognize programs that promote and celebrate the diverse cultures and traditions of the Philippines, as well as initiatives that promote inclusivity and dialogue among different cultural groups. By recognizing these programs, the award can inspire other organizations to develop similar initiatives that celebrate and respect the country’s cultural diversity.
(b) Support Creative Industries and Artists: The Best Institutionalized Program for Culture and the Arts Award can recognize programs that support the development and growth of the creative industries in the Philippines, including initiatives that provide funding, training, and networking opportunities for artists and cultural entrepreneurs. By recognizing these programs, the award can motivate other organizations to invest in the country’s creative talent and help stimulate economic growth through the arts.
(c) Preserve and Promote Heritage Sites: The Best Institutionalized Program for Culture and the Arts Award can recognize programs that promote the preservation and rehabilitation of cultural and heritage sites, as well as initiatives that promote responsible and sustainable tourism that respects the cultural integrity of these sites. By recognizing these programs, the award can inspire other organizations to develop similar initiatives that help protect and promote the country’s cultural and natural heritage.
(d) Enhance Cultural Education and Awareness: The Best Institutionalized Program for Culture and the Arts Award can recognize programs that promote cultural education and awareness among Filipinos, especially the youth. These programs can include initiatives that provide access to cultural resources, such as museums, libraries, and archives, as well as activities that encourage creative expression and critical thinking. By recognizing these programs, the award can encourage other organizations to prioritize the development of cultural literacy and appreciation among the Filipino population.
(e) Strengthen Cultural Diplomacy and Exchange: The Best Institutionalized Program for Culture and the Arts Award can recognize programs that promote cultural diplomacy and exchange between the Philippines and other countries. These programs can include cultural festivals, art exhibitions, and performing arts tours 27 that showcase the best of Filipino culture and foster international understanding and cooperation. By recognizing these programs, the award can inspire other organizations to develop similar initiatives that promote the Philippines as a hub for cultural exchange and diplomacy.
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CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

BEST INSTITUTIONALIZED PROGRAM FOR CULTURE AND THE ARTS

  • Relevance and Impact (25%)
    The program should demonstrate relevance to the cultural and artistic needs and aspirations of the Filipino people and communities. It should also show evidence of positive impact on the target beneficiaries, such as increased awareness, appreciation, and participation in cultural and artistic activities.
  • Creativity and Innovation (15%)
    The program should exhibit creativity and innovation in its design, implementation, and delivery. It should showcase new and original approaches to promoting and preserving culture and the arts, as well as innovative use of technology, media, and other platforms.
  • Sustainability and Scalability (15%)
    The program should demonstrate a sustainable and scalable model that can be replicated or expanded to other locations or contexts. It should show evidence of strong partnerships, collaborations, and support from stakeholders, including government, private sector, and civil society.
  • Diversity and Inclusivity (15%)
    The program should promote diversity and inclusivity by engaging and representing different cultural and artistic expressions, traditions, and communities. It should also promote equity and social justice by ensuring access and participation of marginalized and underrepresented groups.
  • Evaluation and Learning (10%)
    The program should have a systematic and rigorous evaluation and learning mechanism that measures its effectiveness, efficiency, and impact. It should also have a continuous improvement process that incorporates feedback, learning, and innovation.
  • Leadership and Governance (10%)
    The program should have strong leadership and governance that ensures transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct. It should also demonstrate good practices in financial management, risk management, and compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
  • Partnership and Collaboration (10%)
    The program should demonstrate effective partnership and collaboration with various stakeholders, including government, private sector, civil society, and community groups. It should also show evidence of shared vision, values, and goals, as well as a clear division of roles and responsibilities.
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