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Detailed analysis of public cultural expenditure in Austria in 2010 is outlined.

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Austria/ 6.2 Public cultural expenditure  

6.2.3 Sector breakdown

Table 2:     Public cultural expenditure by sector according to LIKUS, 2010

Domain

Federal State

Provinces

Municipalities

Total

 

M. EUR

%

M. EUR

%

M. EUR

%

M. EUR

%

Total

787.73

100.0

874.53

100.0

671.55

100.0

2 333.80

100.0

Museums. Archives, Science

137.34

17.4

125.36

14.3

66.93

10.0

329.62

14.1

Historical Monuments

94.17

12.0

28.36

3.2

84.89

12.6

207.42

8.9

Folk Culture, preservation of homeland and tradition

0.46

0.1

8.01

0.9

19.81

2.9

28.28

1.2

Literature

9.12

1.2

3.86

0.4

2.89

0.4

15.88

0.7

Libraries

21.87

2.8

30.54

3.5

30.20

4.5

82.61

3.5

Press

15.59

2.0

0.50

0.1

0.00

0.0

16.09

0.7

Music

9.50

1.2

38.22

4.4

54.06

8.1

101.79

4.4

Performing Arts

161.03

20.4

188.74

21.6

67.13

10.0

416.91

17.9

Visual Arts, Foto, Architecture, Design

9.23

1.2

16.09

1.8

7.98

1.2

33.31

1.4

Film, Cinema, Video

22.61

2.9

8.70

1.0

2.85

0.4

34.16

1.5

Radio, Television

-

-

0.30

0.0

0.35

0.1

0.65

0.0

Cultural Initiatives, Centres

6.54

0.8

26.16

3.0

110.39

16.4

143.10

6.1

Educational Activities

250.64

31.8

208.50

23.8

187.95

28.0

647.09

27.7

Adult Education

0.11

0.0

-

-

0.73

0.1

0.85

0.0

International Cultural Exchange

27.52

3.5

0.04

0.0

-

-

27.57

1.2

Major Events

11.41

1.4

36.85

4.2

16.96

2.5

65.22

2.8

Miscellaneous

10.57

1.3

154.27

17.6

18.42

2.7

183.27

7.9

Cultural Expenditure in % of GDP

0.28

0.31

0.23

0.82

Cultural Expenditure per capita

94 EUR

104 EUR

80 EUR

278 EUR

Source:     STATISTIK AUSTRIA, Kulturstatistik 2010 Table; accounts of the federal government, provinces and municipalities, the Arts Report and the Culture Report of the bmu:kk.

Table 2a:   Public cultural expenditure by sector according to LIKUS, 2008/09

Domain

Federal State

Provinces

Municipalities

Total

 

M. EUR

%

M. EUR

%

M. EUR

%

M. EUR

%

Total

742.67

100.0

838.32

100.0

706.08

100.0

2 287.06

100.0

Museums, Archives, Science

123.00

16.6

118.03

14.1

69.45

9.8

310.48

13.6

Historical Monuments

100.89

13.6

29.39

3.5

95.60

13.5

225.88

9.9

Folk Culture, preservation of homeland and tradition

0.50

0.1

10.35

1.2

24.14

3.4

34.99

1.5

Literature

8.88

1.2

3.85

0.5

2.30

0.3

15.03

0.7

Libraries

20.89

2.8

28.68

3.4

28.93

4.1

78.50

3.4

Press

15.55

2.1

1.25

0.1

0.07

0.0

16.87

0.7

Music

9.66

1.3

36.67

4.4

54.59

7.7

100.92

4.4

Performing Arts

157.67

21.2

183.52

21.9

74.04

10.5

415.22

18.2

Visual Arts, Foto, Architecture, Design

9.04

1.2

16.94

2.0

6.50

0.9

32.49

1.4

Film, Cinema, Video

23.24

3.1

8.31

1.0

2.23

0.3

33.78

1.5

Radio, Television

-

-

-

-

0.55

0.1

0.55

0.0

Cultural Initiatives, Centres

6.31

0.8

51.40

6.1

108.72

15.4

166.43

7.3

Educational Activities

215.35

29.0

203.73

24.3

182.72

25.9

601.79

26.3

Adult Education

0.11

0.0

-

-

0.56

0.1

0.67

0.0

International Cultural Exchange

28.90

3.9

1.35

0.2

0.00

0.0

30.25

1.3

Major Events

12.77

1.7

46.11

5.5

19.53

2.8

78.41

3.4

Miscellaneous

9.90

1.3

98.74

11.8

36.15

5.1

144.79

6.3

Cultural Expenditure in % of GDP

0.26

0.30

0.25

0.81

Cultural Expenditure per capita

89 EUR

101 EUR

85 EUR

274 EUR

Source:     STATISTIK AUSTRIA, Kulturstatistik 2008/09; accounts of the federal government, the provinces and the municipalities as well as the Arts and Culture Report of the bmu:kk.

The expenditure profile of the state budget shows emphasis on training and further education (28% of cultural expenditure), performing arts (18%), museums archives and science (14%) and architectural heritage (9%). While expenditures on training and further education form a focus at all three levels of authority however, there are striking differences in the other fields. Thus at federal government level, the expenditures were particularly high for performing arts (20%), museums, archives and science (17%) and architectural heritage (12%), international cultural exchange (3.5%), film, cinema and video (2.9%), the press (2%) and literature (1.2%). The provinces also record emphasis on performing arts (22%) and museums archives and science (14%) and comparably high expenditure on major events (4.2%). In the municipalities there were different emphases on cultural initiatives and centres (16%), music (8%), libraries (4.5%) and folk culture, preservation of the homeland and tradition (2.9%)

In comparison to 2008/09 cultural expenditure fell on average by 2.2%, with the greatest fall being in the municipalities (excepting Vienna) at -4.0%.; the provinces recorded -1.9%, the federal government -0.9%.


Chapter published: 08-12-2012

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