https___author.artscouncil.ie_ga_covid-19_taighde-agus-tuarascalacha__1.xml
1.1 2.1 3.1 3.2 4.1 4.2 5.1 6.1 7.1 8.1 9.1 10.1 11.1 12.1 12.2 13.1 14.1 15.1 17.1 19.1 21.1 22.1 23.1 24.1 24.2 25.1 25.2 25.3 26.1 27.1 28.1 29.1 30.1 31.1 32.1 32.2 33.1 34.1 35.1 36.1 37.1 38.1 38.2 39.1 40.1
Life Worth Living On 17 November 2020, Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin, T.D. welcomed the publication of Life Worth Living, the Report of the Arts and Culture Recovery Taskforce. It has been widely acknowledged that the impact of COVID-19 on the Arts/Culture sector has been more detrimental, and will last longer, than in nearly any other sector. Almost all activity has stopped and it is likely that for many parts of the sector it will be among the last to restart. The Taskforce makes a number of recommendations, for the sector’s survival until it fully opens up again. This includes how it can retain the artists and the wider creative, technical, production and support workforce, with their skills and talent, so that there are still arts, culture and entertainment events for Irish audiences and foreign visitors to enjoy in better times. Life Worth Living report recommendations include: - income, taxation and financial provision measures; - education and training supports; - technology supports; - mental health supports; - social protection measures; - copyright measures The report can be viewed in full here. You can read more about the announcement of the report's publication here. Survive, Adapt, Renew Survive, Adapt, Renew , a report of the special Advisory Group established to identify ways for the arts sector to deal with the Covid-19 crisis, was published in June 2020. The report made a number of key recommendations to support the arts through the COVID-19 crisis, and in reviewing these, the Arts Council has committed to: giving priority in additional funding to enhanced commissioning schemes and increased bursary and professional development schemes. working with the arts sector to address challenges of digital dissemination and adapting existing physical spaces and exploring new spaces. working to restore public confidence in attending live events. The Advisory Group report is available for download here. EY report on the Employment and Economic Impact Assessment of COVID-19 on the Arts Sector in Ireland In June 2020, a study of the economic impacts of COVID-19 on the Irish Arts sector commissioned by the Arts Council was published. Among its findings, the report outlined that in 2020, the recession of the arts sector will be between -34.6% and -42% compared with -11% in the Irish economy as a whole. This was projected to cost between €250m and €300m to Irish GDP. The full report is available here. A further update on this report was published in September 2020 and revealed that unemployment in the arts next year is likely to be far higher than in the rest of the economy, and without a co-ordinated plan a quarter of all arts jobs could be lost by the end of 2021. Publishing an update of an Employment and Economic Impact Assessment by global consultants EY, the Arts Council said the arts could act as a ‘civic force field’ during the crisis and should be at the heart of Ireland’s recovery strategy. The full report is available for download here. Arts During Lockdown - Public Sentiment Research Market research firm Behaviour and Attitudes carried out research on behalf of the Arts Council in early June 2020 to establish public attitudes to attending live events and mitigation measures. The research also covered participation in online arts activity and attitudes to payment for online arts. The research report can be downloaded here. A video presentation on the research by John O’Mahony of Behaviours & Attitudes can be seen below or at the link here. Arts in lockdown research from Arts Council on Vimeo. Public Sentiment Research – Second Phase A second phase of research to establish public attitudes to attending live events and participating in online arts activity was published in December 2020. The research is available to download here. A webinar presentation on the research findings can be viewed below. Arts during Covid-19 research from Arts Council on Vimeo.
1.1 2.1 3.1 3.2 4.1 4.2 5.1 6.1 7.1 8.1 9.1 10.1 11.1 12.1 12.2 13.1 14.1 15.1 17.1 19.1 21.1 22.1 23.1 24.1 24.2 24.3 24.4 25.1 26.1 26.2 27.1 28.1 28.2 29.1 30.1 31.1
Life Worth Living Ar an 17 Samhain 2020, chuir an tAire Turasóireachta, Cultúir, Ealaíon, Gaeltachta, Spóirt agus Meán, Catherine Martin, T.D. fáilte roimh fhoilsiú Life Worth Living, Tuarascáil an Tascfhórsa um Athshlánú Ealaíon agus Cultúir. Glactar go forleathan leis gur mó a chuir tionchar COVID-19 isteach ar earnáil na nEalaíon/an Chultúir le hais aon earnáil eile, agus mairfidh an tionchar sin níos faide chomh maith. Cuireadh stop le beagnach gach beart in iomaí cuid den earnáil agus de réir cosúlachta fágfar iad go dtí an deireadh sula gcuirfear tús arís leo. Tá roinnt moltaí déanta ag an Tascfhórsa chun go mbeidh sé ar chumas na hearnála seo teacht tríd seo go dtí go n-osclaítear arís í. Áirítear air seo, mar a bheidh an earnáil ábalta ealaíontóirí agus an lucht oibre cruthaitheacha, teicniúil, léirithe agus tacaíochta níos leithe a choimeád, chun go mbeidh imeachtaí ealaíon, cultúir agus siamsaíochta ar fáil a mbeidh lucht spéise in Éirinn agus cuairteoirí ó thar lear ábalta sult a bhaint astu nuair a bheidh cúrsaí níos fearr. Áirítear ar mholtaí na tuarascála Is Breá a Bheith Beo: - ioncam, cánachas agus bearta soláthair airgeadais; - oideachas agus tacaíochtaí oiliúna; - tacaíochtaí teicneolaíochta; - tacaíochtaí ar mhaithe le meabhairshláinte; - bearta coimirce sóisialaí; - bearta cóipchirte. Is féidir an tuarascáil a fheiceáil anseo. Is féidir leat tuilleadh a léamh faoin bhfógra maidir le foilsiú na tuarascála anseo. Survive, Adapt, Renew Survive, Adapt, Renew, tuarascáil ón nGrúpa Comhairleach speisialta a bunaíodh chun bealaí ina mbeidh earnáil na n-ealaíon in ann dul i ngleic le Géarchéim Covid-19 a shainaithint, a foilsíodh i Meitheamh 2020. Déantar roinnt príomh-mholtaí sa tuairisc chun tacú leis na healaíona i rith ghéarchéim Covid-19, agus i ndiaidh athbhreithniú a dhéanamh orthu sin, gheall an Chomhairle Ealaíon an méid seo a leanas: tús áite a thabhairt do mhaoiniú breise chun scéimeanna coimisiúnaithe a fheabhsú agus scéimeanna sparánachta agus scéimeanna forbartha gairmiúla a mhéadú. go n-oibreoidh an Chomhairle le hearnáil na n-ealaíon chun dul i ngleic le dúshláin a bhaineann leis an scaipeadh ar líne, le spásanna fisiciúla atá ann cheana féin a oiriúnú agus spásanna nua a fhiosrú. go n-oibreoidh an Chomhairle chun iontaoibh an phobail chun freastal ar imeachtaí beo a thógáil an athuair. Tá an tuarascáil ón nGrúpa Comhairleach ar fáil le híoslódáilanseo. Tuarascáil EY ar Mheasúnacht Tionchair Fostaíochta agus Gheilleagraigh COVID-19 ar Earnáil na nEalaíon in Éirinn I Meitheamh 2020, foilsíodh staidéar ar na tionchair gheilleagracha a bheidh ag COVID-19 ar earnáil na n-ealaíon in Éirinn, a choimisiúnaigh an Chomhairle Ealaíon. I measc na dtorthaí a sonraíodh inti, léiríodh go beidh an cúlú eacnamaíocht in earnáil na n-ealaíon in 2020 idir -34.6% agus -42% i gcomparáid le -11% i ngeilleagar na hÉireann ar an iomlán. Tuartar go mbeidh costas idir €250 milliún agus €300 milliún le haghaidh OTI na hÉireann leis sin. Tá an tuarascáil iomlán le fáil anseo. Foilsíodh nuashonrú ar an tuarascáil seo i Meán Fómhair 2020 agus léiríodh ann gur dóchúil go mbeidh an dífhostaíocht sna healaíona i bhfad níos airde an bhliain seo chugainn ná mar a bheidh sí sa chuid eile den gheilleagar, agus in éagmais plean comhordaithe seans go gcaillfear aon cheathrú de na poist ar fad sna healaíona faoi dheireadh 2021. Dúirt an Chomhairle Ealaíon, agus nuashonrú de Mheasúnacht Tionchair Fostaíochta agus Gheilleagraigh a rinne an chuideachta sainchomhairleoireachta dhomhanda EY á fhoilsiú, go bhféadfadh na healaíona feidhmiú mar ‘réimse fórsa saoránaigh’ i rith na géarchéime agus gur cheart go mbeidís ag croílár straitéis téarnaimh na hÉireann. Is féidir an tuarascáil iomlán a íoslódáil anseo. Na hEalaíona le linn na Dianghlasála - Taighde ar Mheon an Phobail Rinne an gnólacht tacaíochta margaíochta Behaviour and Attitudes taighde thar ceann na Comhairle Ealaíon i dtús Mheitheamh 2020 chun meon an phobail a fháil amach maidir le freastal ar imeachtaí beo agus bearta maolaithe. Cumhdaíodh rannpháirtíocht i ngníomhaíocht ealaíon sa taighde freisin agus tuairimí maidir le bheith ag íoc ar na healaíona ar líne. Is féidir an tuarascáil taighde a íoslódáil anseo. Is féidir breathnú ar fhíseán de chur i láthair a rinne John O’Mahony ó Behaviours & Attitudes ar an taighde anseo. Arts in lockdown research from Arts Council on Vimeo.