NGOs play a crucial role in advocating for increased government funding for the arts, as they can bring together diverse stakeholders and mobilize public support for cultural causes.

NGOs contribute to the development of cultural policy by providing research and data, organizing public forums, developing policy recommendations, and advocating for their adoption by governments.

NGOs face a number of challenges in their work related to cultural policy, including limited funding and resources, lack of government support and recognition, and difficulty in coordinating efforts with other stakeholders.

NGOs have made significant achievements in the field of cultural policy, including advocating for the adoption of policies that support diversity and inclusion, promoting access to culture and the arts for marginalized communities, and raising awareness of the importance of cultural heritage and its preservation.

Individuals and communities can get involved in NGO efforts to promote cultural policy by volunteering their time and skills, donating money, attending NGO events and workshops, and advocating for cultural policy issues with their elected representatives.