UNESCO Creative Cities Network

The UNESCO Creative Cities Network strives to promote cooperation with and between cities whose musical identity is a strategic and vital factor for sustainable urban development.

The UNESCO Creative Cities Network, established in 2004, aims to strengthen cooperation with and between cities whose creativity has been recognised as a strategic factor for sustainable development in terms of economic, social, cultural and environmental aspects.

By joining the Network, cities demonstrate their commitment to sharing best practices, establishing relationships that promote creativity and cultural industries, strengthening participation in cultural life and integrating culture into urban development plans. The UNESCO Creative Cities Network covers seven areas of creativity: Crafts and Popular Art, Design, Cinema, Gastronomy, Literature, Digital Arts and Music.

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The UNESCO Creative Cities Network, established in 2004, aims to strengthen cooperation with and between cities whose creativity has been recognised as a strategic factor for sustainable development in terms of economic, social, cultural and environmental aspects.

By joining the Network, cities demonstrate their commitment to sharing best practices, establishing relationships that promote creativity and cultural industries, strengthening participation in cultural life and integrating culture into urban development plans. The UNESCO Creative Cities Network covers seven areas of creativity: Crafts and Popular Art, Design, Cinema, Gastronomy, Literature, Digital Arts and Music.