The report covers the responding member states’ advancements in fields such as legislation and statistics, the museum's functions and emerging issues for museums in society. It reflects the commitment of UNESCO Member States to assisting museums in fulfilling their role in contemporary society, so that they are partners in sustainable development through the safeguarding and protection of heritage, the promotion of cultural diversity, the transmission of scientific knowledge, the development of educational policies and lifelong learning, and fostering the creative economy and sustainable tourism. The 2015 Recommendation also highlights the importance of integrating these global guidelines for the protection and promotion of museums and collections in legislations and national policies.
UNESCO report offers a breakdown of how museums across the world are doing
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