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Estonian State Cultural Awards ( Estonian: Eesti Vabariigi kultuuripreemiad) are Estonian state cultural awards which are designated for outstanding creative achievements in the field of culture. Awards are given to persons. ^[1]

Every year, the awards are designated to:

• "three awards for long-term outstanding creative activity";
• "five awards for outstanding works that have reached the public in the preceding calendar year". ^[1]

The amount of the awards are determined in the state budget. ^[1]

The awards are handed over on the anniversary of Republic of Estonia (24 February). ^[1]

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• State Cultural Awards and Grants Act