Priority areas for public administration in the field of culture and leisure
Culture is one of the most important spheres of human society, reflecting its level of development. Spiritual and material values that constitute the national wealth of a country are produced, accumulated, and preserved there. The spiritual wealth of culture is not subject to the influence of time and the processes of inflation and is a real means of accumulation. Culture enriches people with knowledge, helps them to evolve, and transmits cultural heritage from generation to generation, accumulated over many years. By understanding culture as a particular sphere of human activity, we have the prospect of purposeful management of it. Culture in this context is understood as a result of accumulated, transmitted, and produced cultural practices of people. Such practices are concentrated in museums, exhibition halls, theatres, houses of culture, art schools, libraries, creative workshops, etc.