Private and Individual Contributors
Cultural and creative industries contribute up to 10% of the GDP in some developing countries and generate about 30 million jobs worldwide, employing more people aged 15-29 than any other sector - which is why investing in creativity is so important.
Building partnerships with the Private Sector
The International Fund for Cultural Diversity is now reaching out beyond its existing government donor base and entering into partnerships with private sector corporations and high net worth individuals. The IFCD will focus on creating high-value strategic relationships with a small number of carefully cultivated partners.
Individuals can contribute to the IFCD by making a financial contribution via Paypal:
Contributions by Bank Transfers
If you wish to make a contribution by bank transfer, please inform the UNESCO Secretariat by e-mail of your intention to contribute to the IFCD, making sure to indicate in the subject line "Contribution to the IFCD". The message should be addressed to:
Mr Toussaint Tiendrebeogo, Secretary of the Convention for the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions, UNESCO
Email: convention2005.ifcd@unesco.org
If you wish to contribute to the IFCD in kind, by offering your skills or services, do not hesitate to contact us to discuss the different forms of cooperation possible, as well as your areas of interest.
The creativity matters - IFCD leaflet for private sector
Contributions made by Individual Partners
| Partners | Year | Amount | Total Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| K-Auction | 2022 | US$ 7.705,23 | |
| Korea Mecenat Association | 2022 | US$ 770,53 | |
| Nova Southeastern University (NSU) | 2021 | US$ 1.060,00 | |
| Gwangju Fine Arts Association | 2017 | US$ 1.836,82 | |
| Gwangju Fine Arts Association | 2017 | US$ 22,45 | |
| Ateneo de Davao University 2014 | 2014 | US$ 211,00 | |
| Campagne Kili | 2012 | US$ 1.036,27 | |
| Campagne Kili | 2011 | US$ 1.511,90 | |
| Fundraising event -Silent Party - Diversity for the ears (Germany) | 2012 | US$ 3.753,25 | |
| US$ 30.912,14 |