Creative industries:
Creative industries present variety of economic activities concerning with the generation or development of knowledge and information. These are also referred as the cultural industries or the creative economy .It can be said that industries which are totally lying on their individual creativity, skill and talent and have a prospective for wealth and job design throughout the age group and exploitation of intellectual goods.
 

The creative industries have become increasingly important to economic well-being and innovation in all fields of life. Creative sectors include advertising, crafts, fashion design, construction, music, photography, video, software and computer, publishing, arts and antique markets, television and radio.

Cultural Policy
Policy oversees activities related to the arts and culture is known as cultural policy. It sets rules and instructions for creative industries by which they can achieve their goals and cultural policy sets boundaries for them. Generally, this involves development processes, official classifications and institutions which promote cultural diversity and accessibility, as well as enhancing and broadcasting. A cultural policy essentially includes a broad assortment of activities and typically involves public support for tradition and historic perpetuation place including zoos, arboretums, parks, libraries and Museums, performing arts, public humanities programs.

Applications of cultural policy
Cultural policy can provide have wider applications like providing community dance classes at little or free of cost, arrange exhibitions ,provide outing to people by arranging musical shows or any other and can establish legal codes and political institutions for benefits of citizens.

Benefits of cultural policy:
In twentieth century many of the activities related to arts and culture were in arts policy but now it is included in cultural policy. But cultural policy covers much broader group of activities than were cover in arts policy. Arts policy were limited to addressing visual disquiets, the significance of the transformation to cultural policy can be observed in its intelligible emphasis on cultural individuality and analyses of historical dynamics. Cultural policy requires a large and varied set of individuals and organizations who engaged in the creation, production, presentation, distribution, and preservation of and education about aesthetic heritage, products and artifacts”