Traduction de «Ordinance 23 November 2011 on Culture Promotion » (Anglais → Français) :

Just by way of background, on November 23, 2005, Canada ratified the Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions under the auspices of UNESCO.

These areas cover continuing priorities established by Council and Parliament such as the fight against poverty diseases (HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria) and activities in the areas of gender equality and reproductive and sexual health. But the programme also takes up new priorities defined in the European Consensus on Development (ECD) such as support to health systems, vocational and tertiary education to promote knowledge and skills which act as enabling factors for socio-economic growth (for further information on ECD see IP 05/1459 23 November 2005).Cul ...[+++]ture, children and youth will also be an explicit focus for the first time.

23. Notes that to promote cultural diversity in the digital age, it is important that public service broadcasting content reaches audiences through as many distribution networks and systems as possible; it is therefore crucial for public-service broadcasters to develop new media services; also notes that the Amsterdam Protocol reserves for Member States the power of defining the mission of public service broadcasters and that the abovementioned Commission Communication of 15 November 2001 states that 't ...[+++]he public service remit might include certain services that are not "programmes" in the traditional sense, such as on-line information services, to the extent that while taking into account the development and diversification of activities in the digital age, they are addressing the same democratic, social and cultural needs of the society in question';

23. Notes that to promote cultural diversity in the digital age, it is important that public service broadcasting content reaches audiences through as many distribution networks and systems as possible; it is therefore crucial for public-service broadcasters to develop new media services; also notes that the Amsterdam Protocol reserves for Member States the power of defining the mission of public service broadcasters and that the abovementioned Commission Communication of 15 November 2001 states that 't ...[+++]he public service remit might include certain services that are not "programmes" in the traditional sense, such as on-line information services, to the extent that while taking into account the development and diversification of activities in the digital age, they are addressing the same democratic, social and cultural needs of the society in question';

23. Notes that to promote cultural diversity in the digital age, it is important that public service broadcasting content reaches audiences through as many distribution networks and systems as possible. It is therefore crucial for public-service broadcasters to develop new media services. Also notes that the Amsterdam Protocol reserves for Member States the power of defining the mission of public service broadcasters and that the Communication from the Commission on the application of State aid rules to public service broadcasting of 15 November 2001 ...[+++] states that 'the public service remit might include certain services that are not "programmes" in the traditional sense, such as on-line information services, to the extent that while taking into account the development and diversification of activities in the digital age, they are addressing the same democratic, social and cultural needs of the society in question';