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Using the potential of the creative economy to restore Ukraine

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|Dec 2022

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Figure 1

Comparison of indicators of 3Ts in EU countries.Source: Global Creativity Index – ChartsBin.com. http://chartsbin.com.
Comparison of indicators of 3Ts in EU countries.Source: Global Creativity Index – ChartsBin.com. http://chartsbin.com.

Figure 2

Indicators of talent environment in Eastern European countries.Source: Global Creativity Index – ChartsBin.com. http://chartsbin.com.
Indicators of talent environment in Eastern European countries.Source: Global Creativity Index – ChartsBin.com. http://chartsbin.com.

Comparison level of knowledge skills

CountryGlobal knowledge skillsWorkforce with tertiary educationProfessionalsTalent impactSenior officials and managersAvailability of scientists and engineers

ScoreRankScoreRankScoreRankScoreRankScoreRankScoreRank
Poland47.744544.533348.982543.654547.633851.5562
Ukraine49.553965.50542.203839.376061.512561.5442
PolandGTCI score 55.69
UkraineGTCI score 47.42

Formation of creative economy skills in Ukraine

Skills “3Ts”DirectionsResults
TalentNew Ukrainian schoolMethodological recommendations on the development of the educational environment using the means of augmented and virtual reality
New Ukrainian schoolFormation of a team of gifted students
New Ukrainian schoolMethodical provision of profile and professional self-determination of studentsEducation of a citizen-patriot and family
Digitization of educationAll-Ukrainian contest “Planet-IT” for the best electronic educational resource by nominations
Development of science and innovationExpert opinions, and informational and analytical materials
TechnologyAffordable and quality preschool educationMethodical provision of information and communication competence of preschool teachers
Quality higher education and development of adult educationDevelopment of information and communication competence of teachers in the conditions of non-formal education
Digitization of educationScientific and methodological support for the introduction of STEM education in Ukraine
ToleranceNew Ukrainian schoolMethodological recommendations for the implementation of typical educational programs in teaching children with special educational needs
Digitization of educationImplementation of modern information technologies and digital educational platforms in order to provide quality educational services to persons with special educational needs

Share of the creative industry in the economy of Eastern European countries (in %)

Countries\macro indicatorsCzech RepublicPolandRomania
National GDP0.20.450.5
CCIs GVA353838

Development of institution basement for the creative economy

Direction of integrationPractical measures for implementation
Creative economy as an element of regional development strategiesSeveral EU regions direct their structural and aggregate funds to CCIs, especially for asset planning, resource mobilization, strategic partnerships and clusters, and infrastructure and service improvements.
Taking creative economy into account in urban policy, through the European Capitals of Culture initiativeNew creative hubs, platforms where professionals can create, meet, collaborate, and showcase their work, are catalyzing the revitalization of cities, giving new functions to abandoned industrial areas or unoccupied buildings.
Integration of creative economy into cultural strategyThe cultural strategy of Europe calls for a combination of European cooperation and culture with stakeholders in innovation, tourism, and urban planning.
Inclusion of creative economy in innovation and research programsThe potential of creative economy to promote innovation processes is recognized as a result of the influence of non-technological factors such as creativity, design, branding, and new organizational processes.

Policy principles of creative industry development

PrinciplesMeasures to implement the principles
Program-targeted approachProvides for the definition of priorities and strategies for creative activity, with which regional and sectoral development strategies and programs should be coordinated.
Balance of developmentAimed at optimal use of internal and external benefits and providing conditions for the transition to the balanced development of the economy of nature and society.
Institutional systematicsProvides for the coherence of organizational, economic, legal, infrastructural, and managerial regulatory influences to promote the development of the creative economy.
Financial securityRequires a balanced formation of funding sources for innovative development with public and private investment.
Information and consulting supportProvides for the creation of full access to information about the objects and subjects of the creative economy and a wide range of consulting services for creative activities.
Social and environmental orientationThe tools of regional innovation policy should be based on the priority of increasing living standards and environmental safety.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ijme-2022-0022 | Journal eISSN: 2543-5361 | Journal ISSN: 2299-9701
Language: English
Page range: 381 - 392
Submitted on: Aug 1, 2022
Accepted on: Oct 11, 2022
Published on: Dec 7, 2022
Published by: Warsaw School of Economics
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

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