Likewise, CIFAL Jeju/JITC has expanded its scope of workshops to include various aspects of economic development, such as sustainable urbanization, tourism, entrepreneurship, rural and agricultural development, smart city, green finance, and so on.
2022.12.02
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CIFAL Jeju organises Online Workshop on Decent jobs and Economic Growth for Cultural and Creative industries: Living Cultural Heritage for Sustainable Livelihoods
24 May – 2 June 2022
– Centre International de Formation des Autorites et Leaders Jeju (CIFAL Jeju) organised
an online workshop on “Decent jobs and Economic Growth for Cultural
and Creative industries: Living Cultural Heritage for Sustainable Livelihoods”.
The workshop invited 65 participants from 20 countries, including Bangladesh,
Bhutan, Bulgaria, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal,
New Zealand, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Sri Lanka,
Thailand, the United Kingdom, and Vietnam.
The three-day workshop
was composed of (1)experts’ presentations, (2)group activities and (3)group
presentations. The first session featured four invited experts, Dr.
Xin Gu, Expert, UNESCO 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of __EXPRESSION__
of Cultural Diversity; Senior Lecturer, Monash University, Australia, Ms. Eugene Jo, Program Manager of the
IUCN-ICCROM* World Heritage Leadership ProgrammeMr. José L. Pederzoli, Unit Manager, Strategic
Planning of ICCROM, and Mr Nicolas J.A. Buchoud, Founding
Principal, RENAISSANCE URBAINE. The four speakers covered issues such as
how to use big data in safely resuming tourism, digital strategy and
benchmarking for destinations digitalization, digital innovation tourism with
the case of Korea, and risk and crisis management for the resilient
destination.
The last two-day session
primarily allowed participants to discuss and analyze five country cases on key
policy recommendations and barriers to accelerating the digitalization of local
destinations. Design Thinking tool was adopted for a group activity, which
specialized in tourism digital strategies. This activity was evaluated to
be practical and helpful for local actors to understand the digital ecosystem
and to localize their digital policy action plans effectively.
Go to Youtube to watch best case study in Jeju
1) English Version:
Intangible Cultural Heritage conservation efforts by communities and local
government in Jeju
2) Korean Version 무형문화유산 보존을 위한 지역사회 노력과 경제적 효과 - 제주사례 |
