Table 2.
Categories of cultural resources by UNDP and UNESCO (UNDP·UNESCO 2013)

5 groups Detailed contents
Creative workforce Number of professional artists, by art form
Number of creative workers, by occupation and industry
Artists/creative workers as proportion of total workforce
Sociodemographic characteristics of the creative workforce:∙ gender distribution ∙ age distribution ∙ educational qualifications etc.
Creative businesses Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the creative sector, by industry or product group: ∙ number ∙ size ∙ turnover ∙ number of employees ∙ creative SMEs as a proportion of total businesses
Large domestic businesses producing cultural goods and services, e.g. film studios or publishing houses: ∙ number ∙ size ∙ turnover relating to cultural output
National/local subsidiaries of transnational cultural corporations:∙ number ∙ size ∙ turnover relating to cultural output
Cultural institutions Museums, galleries, libraries, archives, cultural centers etc.: ∙ number ∙ number of visitors, by category ∙ size, turnover, budget ∙ programs for education, outreach etc.
Theaters, cinemas, performing arts venues: ∙ number ∙ number of attendees, by category ∙ size, turnover, budget ∙ education and outreach programs etc.
State arts companies: dance and/or theater companies, orchestras etc.:∙ number ∙ public funding ∙ total and as a proportion of revenue ∙attendances ∙ education and outreach programs etc.
Heritage buildingsand sites Number of buildings/sites accessible/not accessible to public: ∙ on World Heritage List ∙ on national list ∙ on local heritage register etc.
Significant heritage clusters, such as historic town centers
Number and type of visitors to publicly accessible buildings/sites: ∙ from within the region ∙ from outside the region
Condition of heritage buildings/sites: proportions in good condition, needing restoration etc.
Intangiblecultural heritage Traditional creative skills
Rituals, fairs, festivals: ∙ number ∙ frequency ∙ visits
Traditional knowledge of indigenous inhabitants: ∙ stories, images, music etc. ∙ land management ∙ biological resources and their use