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We usually come to think of cities when we have in mind creation as a whole. What do we picture? A downtown loft designer, a downtown filmmaker in a downtown workshop, a downtown musician in a downtown club. Yet, with a little care, we may catch some other, even more subdued symphony, the sound of … Read more

Local heritage (both tangible and intangible) has a long regarded quiet reminder of the past in most rural locations throughout the world. However, at a time when the economies re-evaluating their developmental patterns, this heritage increasingly being viewed as an active resource: a resource of imagination, innovation and community-based prosperity. Local heritage and creative economy … Read more

The story was a simple and sad one: young people left the country to go to the city as they were lured by the opportunity. The city belonged to the future and the village to the past. However, this new narrative being produced differently, with code and imagination and a high speed internet connection. One … Read more

During the past years, communities in the rural areas all over the world have begun to visualize their economic future through creativity, culture, local resources, and digital tools. The shift of farming or mining as a means of livelihood to what we could term village-based business models of creative economy allows new opportunities of long-term … Read more

The individuals in the rural society all over the world are discovering an enormous opportunity to unify convention, fresh thoughts, and community-operated businesses. In referring to the creative industries in rural context, we refer to such things as crafts, design, cultural performances, artisanal production and digital-creative application. Which is based on the local identity. These … Read more

In rural societies, the creative tourism is a nice alternative to mass tourism, which often involves large resorts, urban areas, and experiences that are not much personal. It enhances genuineness, cultural interchange and domestic empowerment. This article discusses how creative tourism can transform the otherwise quiet rural villages into vibrant tourist destinations. The advantages and … Read more

Over the last few years, it has increasingly been demonstrated by study and practical experience that in rural regions arts and culture is not simply a nice to have extra but rather can be a powerful instrument of place making, people making and economical stimulating. In this article, we discuss how arts and culture can … Read more

Creative economy has emerged as a major development powerhouse that involves all the people, safeguards the culture, and is environmental friendly. The rural craft business lies at a special junction in this broad spectrum. They combine work and art and their origins are their heritage and communality. Rural craft sectors must find ways of increasing … Read more

This is more common in the recent years when the phrase creative economy was a trend as a change agent in the world development. The creative economy is founded on creativity and novel ideas and culture. It covers such areas as design, crafts, music, film, architecture, digital media and heritage-based businesses. Creative economy has always … Read more

Numerous industries have come to understand over the last few years that the traditional model of take-make-dispose no longer works since resources are scarce, garbage is increasing, and consumers, as well as the government, are mounting increasingly high expectations on businesses to be more sustainable. Another method to do things is the Circular Economy (CE): … Read more