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It summarizes the policy problem, root causes, intended outcomes and beneficiary and cost-bearing groups. The assessment outlines behavior change mechanisms across government and stakeholders, and describes the inclusive, participatory revision process led by the Minister, consultations, and formal written submissions.","The Final Impact Assessment: White Paper on Arts, Culture and Heritage\nThe Final Impact Assessment provides a more detailed assessment of the ultimately policy / legislative / regulations / other proposal. In addition, it identifies (a) mechanisms for monitoring, evaluation and modification as required; and (b) a system for managing appeals that could emerge around the implementation process.\nGive a summary of the proposal, identifying the problem to be addressed and the root (causes) of the problem that will be addressed by the new rule.\nSummary of the proposal (Summary Background of the proposed policy/bill/ regulations/ other)\nThis Revised White Paper on Arts, Culture and Heritage (RWP) is a revision of the 1996 White Paper (WP). The revision was initiated by the Department of Arts and Culture with the aim of updating national policies for the sector in the light of the changes and new developments that have taken place of the last two decades and the new challenges that have emerged over this period.\nArt, culture and heritage (ACH), is multifaceted domain consisting of the creative arts, heritage disciplines and cultural traditions in South Africa. It includes the performing arts of music, theatre and, dance; the visual arts of printing, printing, graphics, sculpture, craft, and design; creative writing, literature and publishing; audio-visual media; community arts; and events and technical skills development. It also includes heritage made up of museums, monuments, archives, historical, archaeological and palaeontological as well as Library and Information Services. All these disciplines are held together by the diverse cultures, languages, traditions, beliefs, knowledge systems and values of the people of South Africa.\nThe Revised White Paper thus stresses the potential of the sector to function as a resource and a catalyst for innovation and social and economic development. In evaluating the progress achieved and shortcomings which hamper current policy, it aligns the new policies to national and international policies with a direct bearing on the sector which came to be adopted after1996. These include, the National Development Plan 2030 (2011); the National Strategy for Social Cohesion and Nation Building (2011); the UNESCO Declaration of Cultural Diversity (2001); the Convention for the Safeguarding on Intangible Heritage (2003) the Charter for the African Cultural Renaissance, the Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expression (2005) and the African Unions’ Agenda 2063 (2014).\nThe imperative is to ensure that the Revised White Paper on ACH provides an inclusive, integrated an effective macro policy framework designed for the accelerated development of the diverse artistic practices, cultures and heritage traditions of South Africa by enhancing the sectors potential to contribute, alongside and in partnership with other departments and across different levels of government, to the eradication of inequality, unemployment, poverty and exclusion in the society. 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