This report explores the notion that cultural heritage could contribute to inclusive growth.
The report shares findings from a sector consultation and international research suggesting that when people or communities are given the opportunity to engage with, learn from and promote their own cultural heritage, it can contribute to social and economic development.
By 'inclusive growth' we mean developing tangible opportunities which create economic and social growth that benefits everyone.
By 'cultural heritage' we mean any type of cultural object or activity that is connected to an individual’s history and identity. This could be anything from the built environment to cultural traditions such as music and language.
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