Indicators and means of verification
- Any agreement negotiated between parties to the 2005 Convention should contain an explicit reference to that instrument when such negotiation takes place in the field of culture or in any area likely to have an impact on the diversity of cultural expressions;
- When such negotiation involves non-state parties, the new agreement should at least contain an explicit reference to the objectives and principles of the 2005 Convention;
- The parties should refrain from taking commitments to liberalize electronic commerce, unless these commitments are compatible with the exercise of their right to adopt and implement policies of their choice to protect or promote the diversity of cultural expressions;
- Any trade and investment agreement, in particular those negotiated between a developed and a developing country, should contain provisions granting preferential treatment to artists and other cultural professionals and practitioners, as well as cultural goods and services from the other country.
Recommendations
2017 Global Report – Indicators
3 core indicators to monitor:
7.1 Parties promote the objectives and principles of the Convention in other international and regional forums
7.2 International and regional treaties and agreements a) refer to Convention and b) are evaluated
7.3 Policies and measures to implement international and regional treaties and agreements that refer to the Convention are a) established and b) evaluated
7.2 International and regional treaties and agreements a) refer to Convention and b) are evaluated
- Explicit references to the Convention in multilateral, regional and bilateral culture agreements
- Explicit references to the Convention in multilateral, regional and bilateral trade agreements
- Explicit references to the Convention in other international and regional agreements (e.g. UN Sustainable Development Goals, Eu Digital Single Market)
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