Ireland is extending its “Basic Income for the Arts” pilot into a permanent scheme: 2,000 creatives were paid €325/week during the trial to stabilize income and support artistic practice. The plan seeks to nurture talent, reduce financial stress, and strengthen the arts sector.
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(c) RhondaK Native Florida Folk Artist

Itinuturing ng Irlanda na permanenteng tulong ang basic income para sa mga artista

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Ang pilot program na “Basic Income for the Arts” ng Irlanda, na nagbibigay ng €325 lingguhan sa 2,000 artista, ay magiging tuloy-tuloy na programa. Layunin nitong bigyan ng seguridad sa kita ang mga malikhaing indibidwal at pagyamanin ang sektor ng sining.

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