Identifying the status of the children's cultural ecosystem in Iran
Children are the future of every country, and it is they who continue society's identity and culture and bring the country's progress and prosperity. For this reason, the environment and ecosystem in which they live and grow is of great importance.
The "Data Brief on the Children's Cultural Ecosystem," with a data-driven approach, has examined the existing status of the children's cultural ecosystem in Iran. This product comprises five sections, "written materials," "centers specialized for children," "audiovisual," "toys," and "online education," and has been prepared in 6 chapters and 88 pages.
The findings show that despite the effort to grow domestically produced works specialized for children in past years in the aforementioned sections, a large part of the country's cultural ecosystem is still held by non-domestic productions. The rising slope of the translation of books in the children's field and the attainment of the highest average views by American animations are among the notable examples of this matter.
You can now read the full text of the introduction to the "Data Brief on the Children's Cultural Ecosystem" on the Namafar website.
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Machine-translated from Persian by Namafar; the Persian original is authoritative. Read the original in Persian