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German Commission for UNESCO: Fair Culture Charter Discussion Papers Call for Tender
Commission opportunity. Deadline: 2026-09-13
- Type
- Commission
- Organizer
- German Commission for UNESCO (DUK)
- Deadline
- 13 September 2026
- Where
- Germany
- Compensation
- financial offer indicating the total fee (gross / indicating VAT) required for the preparation of the Discussion Paper, including research, consultations, drafting, revisions and delivery of final outputs.
- Disciplines
- music, publishing, performing arts
About this opportunity
The German Commission for UNESCO invites experts, researchers, and practitioners to develop three policy-oriented discussion papers on the concrete implementation of the Fair Culture initiative. These papers will focus on the music, book and publishing, and performing arts sectors, aiming to address structural inequalities and contribute to the ongoing development of a potential Fair Culture certification or label.
Who can apply
- Qualified experts, researchers and practitioners with recognised expertise in the selected sector (beyond OECD countries), familiarity with UNESCO normative frameworks and cultural diversity policies, knowledge of cultural and creative industries and value-chain analysis, experience in policy analysis and drafting policy-oriented publications, and excellent writing skills in English.
- Experience working with stakeholders from the Global South is highly desirable.