IQOQO

is a Zulu term, meaning collection or to collect.

About us

Started in 2020 by The French Embassy and the French Institute in South Africa (IFAS), IQOQO is a reference platform for South Africa’s Creative and Cultural Industries, with an initial focus on the museum and fashion sectors.

The idea behind IQOQO is to offer a digital platform for local and international audiences who would like to gain a full understanding of how these industries are structured, who the relevant players are, and which players to contact for different types of projects.

Partners

IFAS is currently partnering with the following institutions in the development of IQOQO:
SAMA – The South African Museums Association
DSAC – Department of Sport, Arts and Culture
SACO – South African Cultural Observatory
DTIC – Department of Trade, Industry and Competition

Become part of the IQOQO network​

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IQOQO is a tool for professionals, artists, designers, institutions, associations, startups or students in the media and in the creative and cultural industries.

The registration form is open to all professionals or individuals from South Africa, specifically active in the nine IQOQO industries.

For more information
email hello@iqoqo.org

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The IQOQO platform is driven by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, Wesgro, the City of Cape Town, the Gauteng Province of Economic Development, eThekwini Municipality, the City of Joburg, the Eastern Cape Development Corporation, Institut Français Afrique du Sud (IFAS) and the Embassy of France in South Africa in partnership with EUNIC, the South African Cultural Observatory, Friends of IFAS, Business France, Agence Française de Développement (AFD), SER and SCAC. This project is funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs/Ambassade de France, and made in collaboration with Breinstorm Brand Architects.

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