Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Strong message by govt on Cultural Diversity

International Federation of Cultural Coalitions commend progress made by efforts for advancing cultural diversity

 'Kris Ram­per­sad have or­gan­ised three very im­por­tant re­gion­al meet­ings in Port-of-Spain in 2007 and again in 2009, as part of the Com­mon­wealth Heads of Gov­ern­ment Meet­ing'

Strong message by govt on Cultural Diversity | The Trinidad Guardian

(Published Letter from IFCCD in Trinidad Guardian)

http://www.guardian.co.tt/commentary/letters/strongmessagegovtculturaldiversity6.2.342302.f215a8dc06


Mon Sep 13 2010

Strong message by govt on Cultural Diversity

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Mon Sep 13 2010
A promise made. A promise kept. The Per­sad-Bisses­sar Gov­ern­ment had com­mit­ted in its 2010 man­i­festo to rat­i­fy the Un­esco Con­ven­tion on the Pro­tec­tion and Pro­mo­tion of the Div­er- sity of Cul­tur­al Ex­pres­sions in its first 50 days in of­fice.
T&T be­came the 112th coun­try to rat­i­fy the con­ven­tion adopt­ed on­ly five years ago. This un­prece­dent­ed pace of en­dorse­ment by the in­ter­na­tion­al com­mu­ni­ty is a clear in­di­ca­tion of a large con­sen­sus in favour of this new in­ter­na­tion­al in­stru­ment in­tend­ed to coun­ter­bal­ance trade agree­ments and af­firm the sov­er­eign right of coun­tries to pro­mote the ex­pres­sion of their own cul­tur­al di­ver­si­ty by adopt­ing ap­pro­pri­ate pol­i­cy mea­sures. By com­par­i­son, 90 coun­tries had rat­i­fied the Ky­oto Pro­to­col on Cli­mate Change five years af­ter its adop­tion in 1987; 192 coun­tries now have.
To most cit­i­zens of T&T, this seems so far re­moved from day-to-day pre­oc­cu­pa­tions that one could even won­der why should a gov­ern­ment busy with so many oth­er pri­or­i­ties even con­sid­er spend­ing much time on this. For a coun­try whose fu­ture is so much tied to the so­cial co­he­sion made pos­si­ble by the ad­e­quate pro­tec­tion and pro­mo­tion of its cul­tur­al di­ver­si­ty, this is a sig­nif­i­cant ges­ture. The new Gov­ern­ment there­by sends a strong sig­nal both to the in­ter­na­tion­al com­mu­ni­ty and to its own peo­ple that cul­tur­al ex­pres­sion is a cen­tral pri­or­i­ty of the coun­try's well-be­ing and de­vel­op­ment. Cul­tur­al di­ver­si­ty is to mankind what bio­di­ver­si­ty is to the liv­ing thing. It is our col­lec­tive wealth. The col­lec­tive wealth of the peo­ple of T&T that calls for ad­e­quate pro­tec­tion and pro­mo­tion.
As with any oth­er in­ter­na­tion­al in­stru­ment, uni­ver­sal ac­cep­tance through rat­i­fi­ca­tion in­creas­es the con­ven­tion's le­git­i­ma­cy in the in­ter­na­tion­al le­gal sys­tem. But more im­por­tant­ly, prop­er im­ple­men­ta­tion by the in­ter­na­tion­al com­mu­ni­ty is key to suc­cess. The Gov- ern­ment of T&T must now take up the chal­lenge of ac­tu­al­ly us­ing the con­ven­tion it sought to have. By rat­i­fy­ing the Con­ven­tion on the Di­ver­si­ty of Cul­tur­al Ex­pres­sions so ear­ly in its term, the Gov­ern­ment has giv­en it­self a head start in plan­ning for its im­ple­men­ta­tion so it can re­port that progress has been made when its turn comes to re­port back to Un­esco, as is ex­pect­ed from all sig­na­to­ry states every four years af­ter rat­i­fi­ca­tion.
This is a long jour­ney and so there is no need to press ahead too hasti­ly un­til a good plan has been de­vised. A first step would be for the peo­ple of T&T, the cul­tur­al sec­tor and es­pe­cial­ly artists and cre­ative in­dus­tries, to be prop­er­ly in­formed of their rights and of the in­ter­na­tion­al com­mit­ment made by their Gov­ern­ment. A sec­ond step could be for the coun­try to take stock of the cur­rent lev­el of pro­tec­tion and pro­mo­tion of the di­ver­si­ty of cul­tur­al ex­pres­sions and de­fine the roadmap of mea­sures that could be tak­en to achieve the con­ven­tion's ob­jec­tives: where are we now, where do we want to go, how are we go­ing to get there and, most im­por­tant­ly, how are go­ing to know that we are get­ting where we want to be?
A third step might be for the Par­lia­ment to adopt a law specif­i­cal­ly ad­dress­ing how it in­tends to im­ple­ment the Un­esco con­ven­tion, which could prove very use­ful to en­sure co-or­di­na­tion be­tween the var­i­ous min­istries and agen­cies in­volved. The civ­il so­ci­ety move­ment of T&T has played a lead­er­ship role in gar­ner­ing sup­port for the con­ven­tion at na­tion­al and re­gion­al lev­els in the Caribbean. The Uni­ver­si­ty of the West In­dies, St Au­gus­tine cam­pus, as well as Kris Ram­per­sad have or­gan­ised three very im­por­tant re­gion­al meet­ings in Port-of-Spain in 2007 and again in 2009, as part of the Com­mon­wealth Heads of Gov­ern­ment Meet­ing.
Con­sis­tent with ar­ti­cle 11 of the Con­ven­tion on the Di­ver­si­ty of Cul­tur­al Ex­pres­sions, which states that "par­ties shall en­cour­age the ac­tive par­tic­i­pa­tion of civ­il so­ci­ety in their ef­forts to achieve the ob­jec­tives of this con­ven­tion," one can hope that this lead­er­ship role will con­tin­ue to be ful­ly recog­nised. This can on­ly be pos­si­ble if there is a will­ing­ness on the part of the Gov­ern­ment to keep civ­il so­ci­ety in­formed of its in­ten­tions and ac­tions. By do­ing so, one can ex­pect that the peo­ple of T&T will bet­ter be able to ap­pre­ci­ate the ef­forts made by their gov­ern­ment to en­sure that the coun­try's di­ver­si­ty of cul­tur­al ex­pres­sions is right­ful­ly pro­tect­ed and pro­mot­ed along­side the di­ver­si­ty of cul­tur­al ex­pres­sions com­ing from abroad.
* The In­ter­na­tion­al Fed­er­a­tion of Coali­tions for Cul­tur­al Di­ver­si­ty (IFC­CD) is the voice of cul­tur­al pro­fes­sion­als world­wide. The fed­er­a­tion brings to­geth­er 43 na­tion­al coali­tions com­prised of over 600 or­gan­i­sa­tions












TT ratifies culture convention

In a letter to Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Rasmané Ouedraogo, IFCCD President, recognised the important contribution of the civil society movement in TT in partnering with the IFCCD to have the convention ratified.


In conjunction with the Commonwealth Foundation, the IFCCD facilitated three very important regional meetings in Port-of-Spain in 2007 and, as part of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, again in 2009.
Ouedraogo also thanked the Commonwealth Foundation, and its programme director for culture, Andrew Firmin, for supporting these initiatives. “The UNESCO Convention was intended to counterbalance trade agreements and affirm the sovereign right of countries to promote the expression of their own cultural diversity by adopting appropriate policies and measures.
As for any other international legal instrument, universal acceptance through rapid ratification by a large number of countries, from all regions, is essential to give the Cultural Diversity Convention its full legitimacy in the international legal system,” stated Ouedraogo.
He however added that this is only the beginning of a long journey towards implementation, and warned that it would indeed be regrettable to see the Convention fail through poor implementation.
Ouedraogo expressed the feeling that the Government must now take up the challenge of actually using the Convention it sought to have. He stated: “It is vital that the citizens of Trinidad and Tobago are satisfied that by ratifying the Convention, their Government has begun to take action to ensure that the countries diversity of cultural expressions is rightfully protected and promoted.”
Ouedraogo then outlined three steps the Government must take at this time. The first would be for the people of TT, and especially the cultural sector, artistes and creative industries, to be informed of their rights and of the international commitment made by their Government.
The second, for the country to take stock of the current level of protection and promotion of the diversity of cultural expressions and define the roadmap of measures that could be taken to achieve the Convention’s objectives and the third, for Government to adopt a law specifically addressing how it intends to implement the Convention, which could prove very useful to ensure coordination between the various ministries and agencies involved.
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