ROLE OF MUSEUM DEVELOPMENT FOR CULTURAL INNOVATION
Ключові слова:
museum, Culture and InnovationАнотація
Museum development is dynamic program of society. Private or public both can change the pattern of culture. Protection of culture empowers human civilization by the system of museum development. Modern museum can be reformed via cultural innovation. The main aim of the study is to discover the role of museum development for cultural innovation. Museum and culture broadens the scope of the study. This scientific paper is based on scientific review of importance of museum development for cultural innovation. Museum development is key element for cultural innovation in every civilization. Many places of the world culture are the foundation of museum development. Cultural innovation creates smart museum development process. Variation in culture opens the way of preservation systemically. Local government plays vital role for the sustainable development of museum. Independent and private museum needs to manage with greater advancement. Globally, innovators should think about positive change in cultural practices and should make all lively in the museum. Museum may foster entrepreneurship. Modern technology means are supporting to the cultural innovation for the people. Private museum should nurture the local cultural development. Socio economic reform also can be done by museum development in the community. It is a contribution of human civilization. Generation to generation cultural innovation varies for its development. Thus, modern museum development depends on change in cultural innovation. Old and new culture may get museum sector management for information, literature, and physical structure of all cultural object, image, history, artifacts, documentation, documentary, reports and research. Cultural input can be preserved with its innovative management to contribute museum sector development.
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