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Policy Monitoring Platform Policy Monitoring Platform * Policy Monitoring Platform # Funding and Opportunities for Artistic Creation Alserkal Arts Foundation; Art Jameel Dubai; Expo 2020 Dubai **Website of the policy/measure** ## Description of the policy/measure **2005 Convention Monitoring Framework Goal(s)** * Achieve A Balanced Flow Of Cultural Goods And Services And Increase The Mobility Of Artists And Cultural Professionals **Area(s) of Monitoring** * Mobility of artists and cultural professionals **Sustainable Development Goal(s)** * [](https://www.
unesco. org/creativity/en/policy-monitoring-platform/list? fq%5Bsm_unsc_field_ref_sdg_targets_label%5D%5B%5D=SDG%208%20-%20Promote%20sustained%2C%20inclusive%20and%20sustainable%20economic%20growth%2C%20full%20and%20productive%20employment%20and%20decent%20work%20for%20all) * [](https://www.
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Increased financial resources have been directed towards artists and cultural organizations through government grants, private sponsorships, and partnerships, supporting a diverse array of artistic projects and cultural initiatives.
This surge in funding has elevated the visibility of UAE artists, both locally and internationally, through participation in global art fairs and exhibitions, which has also attracted international talent and collaborations. The growth of creative infrastructure, including new galleries and art centers, has provided essential spaces for artistic production and innovation.
Additionally, these policies have boosted cultural tourism by drawing international visitors to major art events and festivals, generating significant economic benefits. Talent development programs and educational initiatives have further empowered local artists by enhancing their skills and providing valuable resources.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local talents across various creative and cultural industries, including design, literature, visual, fine, and digital arts, heritage and museums, gaming, performing arts, professional development, public art, and culin…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows AED 180 million allocated over 10 years (first phase included 18 grants totaling AED 12 million). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Dubai Cultural Grant is funded by Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (Dubai Culture). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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