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Data protection policy for Webropol survey tool.

We strive to make our online services accessible and are constantly working to promote accessibility.

We work continuously to ensure accessibility and are committed to making further improvements wherever possible.

This document publicity description provides information about what documented information is held by the Arts Promotion Centre Finland (Taike), what datasets are formed by this information, and which information systems are used to process the information.

Taike’s expert networks support organisations in promoting art and culture. We help build strategies, networks and operating models. In addition, we provide support in such areas as identifying funding opportunities and initiating projects.

The goal of Taike’s development programmes is to promote the status and working conditions of artists and to enhance the impact of art in society. These goals are implemented in projects in which Taike’s regional artists, special advisors and art experts play a central role.

Our website uses cookies to collect site visitor statistics. We use these statistics to help us improve the quality of the contents on our website and the overall user experience.

The data contained in the customer register is used in the preparation and decision-making of cases registered in the Salama case management system. The data is also used for statistical and research purposes.

This paper presents a summary of recent as well as future trends of cultural participation and consumption. It also discusses the socio-economic changes of audiences and the effect that has on cultural participation and consumption.

Taike's strategy is currently available only in Finnish.

This paper identifies a definition for a scenic artist, explores how a person gets accepted in the artistic field in question, and discusses the socio-economic status of scenic artists overall.

In addition to producing demographic information about artists and their income level, the aim of the survey was to present phenomena connected to income formation and labour market status.