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KulturasKarte.lv is a project to provide detailed information about Latvia's cultural landscape through an online portal and map. The first stage involved inputting data on around 8,000 cultural institutions and 2,500 pictures. The second stage aims to expand the database with additional social and economic indicators, include more cultural sectors like creative industries, and improve usability and data quality. The second stage is being realized by SA “Culture information systems” and the Ministry of Culture.

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