Cultural Strategy: Using Innovative Ideologies to Build Breakthrough Brands

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Following the appointment of the creative consultant, a district wide engagement process will reach into the towns and villages of Kirklees. To keep ahead of the curve, Belfast must meaningfully engage with the untapped potential that digital connectivity brings for people, starting at the level of the individual through to how this affects the city's position as a global player. Our definition of culture is broad and inclusive; it exists in both the buildings and heritage of our great institutions as well as our streets and the informal cultural spaces in between. The strategy will be supported by implementation plans that are designed to set out in detail the level of commitment, resource and partnership working required to deliver A City Imagining. The purpose of this model is also to support a more joined up approach to investment in culture across both the public and private sectors.

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Investment in major events should consider connection to the city’s cultural narrative and longterm contribution to infrastructure as well as any short-term economic impact.

While Belfast has enjoyed a relative growth in tourism over recent years, it’s time for the city to push the development of cultural tourism on to the next level. Local governments must be able to take on different roles as leaders, financial supporters, facilitators and, sometimes, just as observers.

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We want the Cultural Strategy to drive positive change at the individual, sector and county level and to make culture more inclusive, accessible and visible for everyone in Dorset. A culture strategy equips leaders with a clear set of priorities to transform team culture and drive people-centered outcomes.

Participation in this programme creates an opportunity for the city to be part of an international community. The Hub will encourage visitors to experience existing venues and explore wider areas by creating synergies with cultural partners across the city. Most cities claim their people are the best, however we truly believe that it’s our incredible people who give character and charm to Belfast.

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Encouraging environmental responsibility and resilience by understanding and adapting cultural behaviours. Belfast will facilitate, support and maintain city, regional and international networks and collaborative partnerships on a range of levels, from the individual artist to established cultural institutions. For large companies and SMEs alike, culture is important because it is the foundation of every organisation. In the realm of social justice, this means forging and preserving equitable, inclusive and just societies.

It also provides us with the support and guidance to take forward a number of specific actions that will respond to the local context as we embark on a process of truly embedding culture at the heart of our wider city agenda. Recognising the professionalism of the creative and cultural sectors and their ability to adapt is critical. If not, offering guidance on meeting best practices and expectations can shape culture by influencing how teams engage in these forums. From quirky cinemas to established theatres, from incredible visual arts to a music scene that will leave the city ringing in your ears, Belfast has the edge.