Tag: #creativespark_kg
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British experience of creative business “drives” entrepreneurial projects of youth of the Kyrgyz Republic
First, a little introduction and background… Today, one of the important and growing components of the global economy is the creative economy. The term “creative economy” was coined in 2000 by John Hawkins, an architect and Professor at the Shanghai school of creativity, and a member of the UN creative economy Advisory Board. According to
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British Council’s Creative Spark project award ceremony
On June 4, 2019, the American University in Central Asia hosted an award ceremony for ten teams of finalists of the British Council’s Creative Spark project, implemented by the AUCA Center for additional education in partnership with Enactus Kyrgyzstan, KG Labs, Cass Business School, The Change School. The whole year of work is over: trainings
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The first meeting with the participants of the Creative Spark program
On Sunday, February 10, the first meeting with students and young entrepreneurs within the Creative Spark program was held. We expected that it would be interesting and rich, but were amazed with what attention and dedication listened to the speakers in the hall. Aziz of Soltobaev, Natalia Slastnikova told what is the creative economy and
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Creative Talks: Creativity – the engine of the creative economy
Creative Talks: Creativity is the engine of the creative economy. Over a hundred participants, dynamic speakers, interesting chronology of the development of the creative economy and creative industries from Aziz Soltobaev, exciting world and Kyrgyz cases the success of the creative industries and people, the flow of questions and possibilities opened up by Creative Spark
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Launch of the new British Council program: Creative Spark
The initiative meeting of the Enactus teams was held By the AUCA center for additional education (AUCA center for growth and development) and Enactus as part of the new program of the British Council: Creative Spark: entrepreneurial program in higher education. The British Council will finance by 35 international partnerships to support the development of