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What is the minimum age requirement for the Executive Director IV position in the Secretariat?

  • 30 years old (correct)
  • 35 years old
  • 25 years old
  • 40 years old

    • Which position has a Salary Grade of 22?

  • Financial Services (correct)
  • Domestic Creative Industries Development Manager
  • Policy Development Manager
  • Research and Analytics Manager

    • How long is the term for the Executive Director and the Deputy Executive Directors?

  • Two years
  • Three years (correct)
  • Five years
  • Four years

    • Which of the following is NOT a requirement for the Executive Director IV position?

    <p>Minimum of a master's degree (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is responsible for appointing the Executive Director IV?

    <p>The President of the Philippines (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main purpose of the Philippine Creative Industries Development Act?

    <p>To promote and support the development of creative industries. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is a responsibility of the creative industries development council as stated in the Act?

    <p>Developing a long-term plan for the promotion of creative industries. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the Act, what are creative industries defined as?

    <p>Sectors that produce cultural, artistic, and innovative goods and services. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What aspect does the Act aim to strengthen within the creative industries?

    <p>The rights and capacities of creative firms and artists. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT included in the definition of creative industries?

    <p>Solely online content creation. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of programs does the Philippine Creative Industries Development Act seek to implement?

    <p>Programs aimed at creating job opportunities in the sector. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement best describes the potential of creative industries as outlined in the Act?

    <p>Creative industries have the potential to generate wealth and livelihoods. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who serves as the Chairperson of the Philippine Creative Industries Development Council?

    <p>Secretary of the Department of Trade and Industry (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many members are there in total on the Philippine Creative Industries Development Council?

    <p>19 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT one of the ex officio members of the Council?

    <p>Secretary of the Department of Environment (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one of the main responsibilities of the Philippine Creative Industries Development Council?

    <p>Promoting the country's cultural assets (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following departments does NOT have an ex officio member in the Council?

    <p>Department of Social Welfare (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a function of the ex officio members of the Council?

    <p>To designate next-in-rank officials as permanent alternates (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the minimum number of private sector members in the Council?

    <p>9 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which Council member is responsible for education-related issues?

    <p>Secretary of the Department of Education (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which government area is NOT represented by an ex officio member of the Council?

    <p>Healthcare (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many regular members are there in the Council?

    <p>Nine (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which domain does NOT have a private sector representative in the Council?

    <p>Environment Sustainability Domain (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the minimum experience required for a nominee to be considered for a regular member seat?

    <p>Ten years (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who has the authority to appoint regular members of the Council?

    <p>The President of the Philippines (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of work does the Creative Workers' Welfare Committee focus on?

    <p>Access to sustainable and dignified work in creative industries (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How often is the Council required to meet?

    <p>At least once every quarter (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What must happen to each nominee proposed for a Council seat?

    <p>They must be endorsed by a business support organization or creative workers association (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What constitutes a quorum for the Council to conduct business?

    <p>A simple majority of the incumbent members (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a domain represented by a private sector member of the Council?

    <p>Culinary Arts Domain (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What technology can members use to participate and vote at Council meetings?

    <p>Remote communication technologies including video and teleconferencing (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which component focuses on the evaluation of existing governance and policy frameworks for the implementation of the Plan?

    <p>Review of existing governance (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary purpose of the programs aimed at promoting collaborations among stakeholders in the creative industries?

    <p>To strengthen industry linkages (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following components addresses the identification of skills gaps in the labor market for creative talent?

    <p>Emerging trends analysis (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which component emphasizes the development of original creative content and talent?

    <p>Programs encouraging original content development (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main objective of the guidelines surrounding the Creative Industry Development Fund?

    <p>To ensure proper management of the Fund (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which component is aimed at ensuring access for workers in the creative industries to dignified and sustainable employment?

    <p>Programs promoting hiring and occupational safety (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What role do strategies for creative cities play in the overall Plan?

    <p>To enhance mutual support among local government units (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which component is crucial for the sustainable growth of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) within the creative industries?

    <p>Financial assistance and loan programs (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following focuses on assisting the development and marketing of creative goods and services?

    <p>Technical and financial assistance programs (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What aspect does the review of current data in the Plan focus on?

    <p>Technological advancements and methodologies (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    Philippine Creative Industries Development Act

    A law that aims to support and encourage the growth of the Philippine creative industries.

    Creative Industries

    Trades that create cultural, artistic, or innovative products and services. These are driven by human creativity and talent and have the potential to generate wealth and jobs.

    What is the main goal of the Philippine Creative Industries Development Act?

    To promote and support the development of the Philippine creative industries by protecting and strengthening the rights and capacities of those involved.

    Creative Industries Development Council

    A council established to implement a long-term plan for the development and promotion of the Philippine creative industries.

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    What are some of the goals of the Creative Industries Development Council?

    The council aims to create opportunities and employment, develop human resources, provide financial support, and incentivize excellence in the creative industries.

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    What are examples of activities included in creative industries?

    Examples include creating, producing, performing, broadcasting, promoting, and selling of creative works.

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    What is the role of intellectual property rights in creative industries?

    Intellectual property rights, such as copyrights and trademarks, are crucial to protecting the ownership and rights of creative works.

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    Who appoints the Executive Director?

    The President of the Philippines appoints the Executive Director of the Philippine Creative Industries Development Council.

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    What are the qualifications for the Executive Director?

    The Executive Director must be at least 30 years old, possess good moral character, have a college degree in a related field, have proven administrative proficiency, independence, experience, knowledge, and commitment to the creative industries, and have served in a leadership position in at least one creative industry domain for at least 10 years.

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    How many Deputy Executive Directors are there?

    There are two Deputy Executive Directors who assist the Executive Director.

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    What is the term length for the Executive Director and Deputy Executive Directors?

    The Executive Director and Deputy Executive Directors serve a three-year term with the possibility of reappointment for another term.

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    Who submits the nominees for the Executive Director and Deputy Executive Directors?

    The Council submits a list of at least five nominees to the President for the appointment of the Executive Director and Deputy Executive Directors.

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    Creative Industries Domain

    This domain focuses on strategic actions of museums, libraries, performing arts venues, etc., to promote the country's cultural assets.

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    Philippine Creative Industries Development Council (PCIDC)

    This council was formed to lead the development and promotion of the creative industries in the Philippines.

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    Council Membership

    The PCIDC is made up of 19 members: 10 ex-officio members representing government agencies and 9 regular members from the private sector.

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    Ex Officio Members

    These are 10 members who hold official positions in government agencies, including the Secretaries of Trade and Industry, Education, Science and Technology, and Tourism.

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    Private Sector Representation

    The PCIDC has 9 regular members representing the private sector, which contributes to the development of the creative industries.

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    Ex Officio Member Alternates

    Ex officio members can designate their next-in-rank officials as alternates who can act on their behalf.

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    DTI Secretary as Chairperson

    The Secretary of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) serves as the Chairperson of the PCIDC.

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    PCIDC Objectives

    The PCIDC aims to direct the development and promotion of the creative industries in the Philippines.

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    Cultural Assets

    These refer to the valuable resources of a country that represent its culture, such as museums, libraries, and performing arts venues.

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    Economic Goals

    Specific, measurable targets for the creative industries, including value creation, GDP contribution, job growth, and market expansion.

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    Governance Framework Review

    Examining the existing rules and policies that will support the implementation of the creative industries plan.

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    Creative Industry Research

    Collecting data and insights on technology, methodologies, distribution models, and value chains within the creative industries.

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    Emerging Trends Analysis

    Analyzing how changes in technology, trade, consumption, and the environment affect the creative workforce and identifying skills gaps.

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    Strategic Investments

    Identifying areas where investments can support the growth of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the creative industries.

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    Financial Assistance Programs

    Offering financial support, loans, and guarantees to MSMEs in the creative industries.

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    Creative Industry Development Programs

    Providing technical, technological, and financial assistance to develop, market, and commercialize creative goods and services.

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    Stakeholder Collaboration

    Promoting strong relationships and partnerships between creative industry players and the government to foster collaboration.

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    Creative Talent Development

    Investing in programs that support the growth of original creative content and talent in various creative fields.

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    Market Access Strategies

    Developing strategies for creative industries to reach both national and international markets, utilizing their skills and expertise.

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    Creative Industries Council

    A body established to promote and develop the creative industries in the Philippines.

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    Regular Members

    Nine representatives from private sectors within different creative domains, appointed by the President based on DTI Secretary nominations.

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    DTI Secretary

    The Secretary of the Department of Trade and Industry, involved in nominating candidates for the Council.

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    Nominee Qualifications

    Candidates for the Council must have at least 10 years of experience in their respective creative industry domain and be endorsed by a related organization.

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    Creative Workers' Welfare Committee

    A standing committee of the Council dedicated to ensuring sustainable and dignified work for freelancers and creative workers.

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    Council Meetings

    The Council meets at least quarterly or more frequently when necessary, with remote participation options for members unable to attend physically.

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    Quorum

    A majority of the incumbent members of the Council are required to be present for official meetings and decisions.

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    Remote Communication Technologies

    Council members who cannot physically attend meetings can participate and vote using tools like video conferencing and teleconferencing.

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    Council's Mandate

    The Council's responsibilities include promoting and developing creative industries in the Philippines.

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    Creative Industry Domains

    Diverse creative fields like audiovisual media, digital interactive media, visual arts, performing arts, and more, represented on the Council.

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    Study Notes

    Philippine Creative Industries Development Act (Republic Act No. 11904)

    • Act Title: Philippine Creative Industries Development Act (Republic Act No. 11904)
    • Section 1: Short Title
      • This Act shall be known as the "Philippine Creative Industries Development Act."
    • Section 2: Declaration of Policy
      • Policy to promote and support Philippine creative industries
      • Protect and strengthen rights and capacities of creative firms, artists, artisans, creators, workers, indigenous cultural communities, content providers and stakeholders
      • Establish a creative industries development council
      • Implement a long-term plan for development and promotion of Philippine creative industries
      • Create opportunities and employment
      • Nurture human resources
      • Ensure financial enabling mechanisms
      • Provide incentives to encourage and sustain Filipino excellence
    • Section 3: Definition of Creative Industries
      • Trades involving persons (natural or juridical) producing cultural, artistic and innovative goods and services
      • Originating in human creativity, skill and talent
      • Potential to create wealth and livelihood through intellectual property
      • Include those directly or indirectly involved in creation, production, manufacturing, performance, broadcasting, communication, exhibition, distribution and sale of works and subject matter
      • In accordance with existing laws, rules and regulations on intellectual property rights protection
    • Section 3: Examples of Creative Industries (Domains)
      • Audiovisual Media: Recorded and live audio and audiovisual content distributed via media like television, radio, cable, satellite broadcasts or cinema
      • Digital Interactive Media: Digital software programs, mobile applications, games, and interactive digital devices with user input; including video games, computer games, mobile games, virtual, augmented or mixed reality games and digitalized creative content)
      • Creative Services: Demand-driven commercial creative services from commissioning clients for complete creative output or partial outsourcing work. Includes advertising, marketing, creative research and development, cultural and recreational services, and live creative experiences
      • Design: Envisioning, planning, creation and manufacturing symbols, images and products for industrial or aesthetic purposes; including architecture, urban landscaping, interior and spatial planning, fashion design, textile development, furniture making etc
      • Publishing and Printed Media: Creation, publication and distribution of artistic, journalistic and commercial literature; including books, blogs, comics, graphic novels, editorials and commentaries, magazines etc
      • Performing Arts: Activities involved in training performers, creation, promotion, distribution, exhibition, and preservation of artistic shows, performances and live music, theatre, musical theatre, dance, opera, circus, spoken word and puppetry
      • Visual Arts: Activities pertaining to the creation, promotion, distribution and preservation of primarily visual works like paintings, drawings, sculptures, etc.
      • Traditional Cultural Expressions: Tangible products and intangible customs, practices and expressions of traditional Filipino culture and heritage, including arts and crafts, gastronomy and culinary practices, cultural festivals and celebrations.
      • Cultural Sites: Physical human-made locations, sites and monuments of vital significance such as historic buildings, town sites, archaeological sites, monumental sculptures or paintings; Includes museums, libraries, creative cities, performing arts venues and cultural exhibitions
      • Other Domains: The council may determine other domains and industries subject to guidelines and criteria.

    Section 4: Creation of the Philippine Creative Industries Development Council

    • Council: Created to spearhead development, promotion of creative industries in the Philippines. It will be composed of 19 members.
      • 10 ex officio members. Secretary of DTI as Chairperson and 9 other government secretaries
      • 9 private sector members representing various creative industries (audiovisual, digital, design etc.)
    • Ex-officio members can appoint alternates for themselves.
    • Every regular member will be appointed by the President from a list submitted by the DTI Secretary.

    Section 5: Creative Workers’ Welfare Standing Committee

    • Committee: Created to ensure creative freelancers and workers have access to dignified work in the creative industries which are part of the Council's Standing Committee.

    Section 6: Meetings

    • The Council must meet at least once every quarter or more as needed.
    • Members who cannot attend physically can participate and vote remotely.

    Section 7: Mandate, Powers, and Functions of the Council

    • Planning and Policy Formulation:

      • Create a Philippine Creative Industries Development Plan
      • Review existing policies, plans, programs and projects of the government
      • Classification of creative industries

    • Private Sector Participation:

      • Guidelines for persons receiving state aid during emergencies
      • Guidelines for accrediting business support organizations
      • Encourage participation in support organizations
      • Establish ongoing dialogue amongst stakeholders, government, and business organizations

    • Marketing and Promotion:

      • Develop cooperative exchanges
      • Coordinate with the Department of Foreign Affairs for international relations on trade agreements
      • Ensure promotion, marketing, distribution, export and consumption of creative outputs
      • Support creative festivals and exhibitions
      • Help the Department of Tourism integrate creative industries in tourism plans

    • Capacity Building:

      • Assist in protecting intellectual property rights
      • Support the protection of indigenous cultural properties
      • Provide training to stakeholders on areas such as business development, financial literacy etc

    • Other Functions:

      • Generate and mobilize resources
      • Enter into and carry out contracts
      • Acquire, utilize, or dispose of property as necessary
      • Raise funds from local and foreign sources 
      • Adopt and use a corporate seal
      • Delegate powers as lawfully permitted
      • Create ad hoc committees or technical groups
      • Create rules and regulations necessary to achieve objectives

    • Section 9: Secretariat

      • Established within the Department of Trade and Industry.
      • Headed by an Executive Director IV (Salary Grade 29) appointed by the President.
      • Must be at least 30 years old, with relevant experience,

    • Section 9: Secretariat Staff

      • Policy Development Manager
      • Research and Analytics Manager
      • International Trade Development Manager 
      • Domestic Creative Industries Development Manager 
      • Project Manager: Creative Zones
      • Project Manager: Digital Shared Services
      • Project Manager: Training and Development 
      • Intellectual Property and Legal Specialist
      • Financial Services Specialist
      • Administrative Secretariat

    • Section 9: Additional considerations

      • Deputy Executive Directors IV (Salary Grade 28)
      • Administrative staff.

    • Section 10: Duties of the Executive Director

      • Direct and manage the Secretariat's affairs
      • Establish the internal organization of the Secretariat
      • Submit an annual budget
      • Maintain a database of creative industry data
      • Maintain database of accredited business support organizations
      • Conduct information dissemination campaigns to promote the Act
      • Submit an annual report and other reports
      • Perform duties as assigned

    Chapter 3: Philippine Creative Industries Development Plan

    • The Plan must be formulated by the Council and submitted to the President for approval within 1 year of the Act’s effectivity
    • Include a development timeline (three-year, six-year and ten-year) along with its vision, mission, goals, and milestones
    • The Plan will include these components: Well-defined economic goals and key performance indicators; Review of existing governance and policy framework; Current data and findings of creative industries research; Analyses of trends and gaps in the creative talent market; Areas of strategic investments and financial assistance programs; Stronger linkages and collaborations amongst stakeholders: and other strategies

    Additional Notes

    • Includes graphic elements (figures, images) and summaries
    • Information is related to design thinking throughout the document
    • Includes sections about design thinking methods

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