Municipal Cultural Development Program";"Regional Municipal Cultural Development Programs"; and “Program for the Integral Development of the Cultures of Indigenous Peoples and Communities (PRODICI)"
"Municipal Cultural Development Program", seeks to contribute to the joint efforts of the three levels of Government and society in favor of cultural development and in order to offer channels for an organized participation of citizens in the promotion and dissemination of culture.
"Regional Municipal Cultural Development Programs", aims to promote the cultural and artistic development of the regions of La Huasteca, El Itsmo, the Mayan area, Sotavento, Tierra Caliente and Yoreme, in order to strengthen the identities of their population, through the coordination of efforts between government cultural bodies and the active and organized participation of creators, promoters, researchers, organizations and federal, state and municipal institutions that have an impact on the regions.
And the “Program for the Integral Development of the Cultures of Indigenous Peoples and Communities“ (PRODICI), whose objectives are to contribute to the development of the cultures and arts of indigenous peoples and communities by supporting social and institutional projects that strengthen the creation, composition, artistic work and cultural production systems at a state community level as expressions of the living cultures.
The three Programs are supported by municipal, state and federal funding, based on tripartite contributions; it develops and implements cultural programs and projects in order to promote the transfer of resources at the municipal level. This program is intended for the general public, with a focus on the municipal sector.
In general, the programs aim to contribute to the efforts of the articulation in the three levels of Government in support of the society specially in favor of the indigenous population.
Municipal Cultural Development Program had a total contribution of $73,166,000 MXN.
Regional Municipal Cultural Development Programs, in the period of reference, a budget of $44,237,731.09 Mexican pesos was earmarked, out of which CONACULTA contributed $24,391,774.99 MXN and other bodies, $19,845,956.10 MXN.
In order to implement PRODICI, the Federal Government earmarked $19,613,950.00 MXN and the States, $13,133,350.00 MXN. The outcome obtained includes the support for "Institutional Support Projects for the Cultural Indigenous Creation" (PIACCI) and, individual or collective, "Social Enterprise Projects" (PIS), promoting actions of identification, promotion, dissemination and encouragement of the indigenous cultural and artistic heritage.
The "Municipal Cultural Development Program", seeks to contribute to bring together the efforts of the three levels of Government and society in favor of the cultural development and in order to offer channels for an organized participation of citizens in the promotion and dissemination of culture.
The "Regional Municipal Cultural Development Programs", created in 2001, which aims to promote the cultural and artistic development of the regions of La Huasteca, El Itsmo, the Mayan area, Sotavento, Tierra Caliente and Yoreme, in order to strengthen the identities of their population, through the coordination of efforts between government cultural bodies and the active and organized participation of creators, promoters, researchers, organizations and federal, state and municipal institutions that have an impact on the regions. This program is intended for the general public.
These Programs have a presence in the following 20 States: Campeche, Colima, Chiapas, Chihuahua, Estado de México, Guerrero, Hidalgo, Jalisco, Michoacán, Oaxaca, Puebla, Querétaro, Quintana Roo, San Luis Potosí, Sinaloa, Sonora, Tabasco, Tamaulipas, Veracruz and Yucatán, reaching 523 municipalities in the country, where 27 of the 68 existing indigenous peoples are settled throughout the country.
Through the "PRODICI", financial support is granted to the creators and/or national indigenous communities for the implementation of artistic and cultural projects, thus expanding their opportunities for development. The programa is, primarily, intended for the indigenous peoples of Campeche, Chiapas, Chihuahua, Guanajuato, Guerrero, Hidalgo, Michoacán, Morelos, Nayarit, Oaxaca, Querétaro, Quintana Roo, San Luis Potosí, Sonora, Tabasco, Veracruz and Yucatán. Its execution is carried out through agreements with the state secretariats, institutes and/or councils. Non-governmental organizations have also been involved, such as Fundación Harp Helú A.C.