• Training facilities for the skills required for each art form, for amateur and professional artistes.
  • Regular engagement in all educational institutions; teaching the arts as well as exposure to the professional arts, from pre-school to university-level education.
  • Spaces for creation: rehearsal spaces, artists’ studios, laboratories for creating work.
  • Arts venues that are home to regular accessible arts: theatres, cinemas, museums, galleries, libraries.
  • Public visibility and celebration of the arts: from performances in parks (or the beach), to public art installations, public open-air film shows, and celebrating language and literature like London’s Poems on the Underground.
  • Media coverage to build critical discernment of the arts and a knowledgeable audience.
  • Festivals celebrating and creating exposure of the arts.
  • Rejuvenation of inter-college, inter-State, intra-State, inter-corporate and intra-corporate arts competitions.
  • City awards for the arts, not only to artistes, but also to communities who have been exemplary in their arts initiatives, sponsors, government departments and others.
  • Single-window licensing systems.
  • Social security services for all accredited artistes.