About the Forum
The Results
• Understanding the model of creative entrepreneurship and strengthening the entrepreneurial spirit of the participants;
• Promotion of sustainability in the creative industries;
• Established partnerships for possible future collaborations in the
cultural and creative industries;
• Encouraging stakeholders to invest in sustainable creative cultural entrepreneurship;
• Encourage ideas for sustainable development in the creative industry by emphasising the SDG, such as the SDG application in creative industries;
• Exchange of knowledge with the experts in facing this uncertain condition.
The Programme
The third edition of the International Creative Industries Forum entitled “Sustainability in the Creative Industries” will take place on 28 November 2023 and aims to promote sustainable development ideas in the creative industries with emphasis on the Sustainable Development Goals (SCI), and their application in the creative industries and the contributions of the creative industries in achieving these goals. The focus of the forum is sustainable entrepreneurship in the creative industries, and within this panel the participants will address questions such as: how can entrepreneurs transform their businesses to make them more sustainable? what are the new tools and models for entrepreneurs to manage risks? what are the opportunities to access funding? what policies can be implemented to promote sustainable entrepreneurship? etc. One of the important topics related to the discussion that will take place in hall 1 is How can the protection and management of copyright and related rights positively influence the development of creative industries?
UMPACI
UMPACI is a Union of Macedonian Professional Associations in the Creative Industries. Members of the Union can be representative professional organizations in the field of creative industries and thus meet the criteria set out in the separate Rule on Membership and Membership. We think it is very important to take care of the creative industries, because the creative economy is growing faster than any other economic sector and we have to keep up with the endless demand for innovation and complex creative work that is difficult to automate. The cultural and creative sector is important for ensuring the continued development of society and is at the heart of the creative economy. Intensive knowledge based on individual creativity and talent generates significant economic benefits. wealth; and more importantly, it is crucial to a shared sense of European identity, culture and values. Innovation acts as a catalyst especially for young people and reinforces social cohesion. This in turn creates changes in other sectors and stimulates the invention and progress of Europe's diverse cultural landscape. With the emergence of creative business models, the cultural and creative sectors are increasingly becoming a decisive component of almost every product and service.