We are pleased to announce that researchers, Dolgorsuren Jamyan and Jargalsaikham Tsamba, are preparing a cultural policy profile of Mongolia as part of WorldCP – the international database of cultural policies. more »

IFACCA is pleased to announce that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Council of Europe and ERICarts about the relationship between the Compendium of Cultural Policies and Trends in Europe and development of the WorldCP project in 2013-14). more »

IFACCA, with its partners, is pleased to announce Ettijahat Independent Culture led by its founding member Rana Yazaji, as the WorldCP editor for the Arab Region - supported by the European Cultural Foundation (ECF). more »

As customary, our Newsletter presents new content, elements and features of the "Compendium" www.culturalpolicies.net. more »

On June 28, 2012, the International Working Group of WorldCP met for the third time in Helsinki, Finland. It discussed organisational, technical and financial issues of the new global Internet database on cultural policies & trends that is based on the Compendium model. more »

We are pleased to announce that Dr Kiwon Hong, is currently finalising a cultural policy profile of South Korea, as part of WorldCP, the international database of cultural policies. more »

We are delighted to announce that Mr Bui Hoai Son, of the Vietnam Institute of Culture and Arts Studies, is currently preparing a cultural policy profile of Vietnam, as part of the WorldCP - the international database of cultural policies. more »

The Executive Director of the International Federation of Arts Councils and Culture Agencies (IFACCA), Sarah Gardner, today unveiled the prototype of a major new initiative, WorldCP, an international database of cultural policies. more »

The following WorldCP media releases have been announced on partner's websites and in their newsletters. more »