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Towards a research informed approach (PDF)
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Towards a research informed approach executive summary (PDF)
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Innovations in economic impact assessment and future directions (PDF)
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Social value creation and measurement in the cultural sector (PDF)
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Reasons to co-create (PDF)
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Art for the many not the few: addressing cultural and other inequalities at scale (PDF)
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Heritage and place-shaping: maximising and measuring impact (PDF)
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Measuring the impact of arts and culture on wellbeing (PDF)
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Building trust in policing through arts collaboration (PDF)
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These reports were commissioned as a part of Warwick City of Culture Project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC).
The initial report is informed by strong and robust data, building on the innovative approach to adopted within the Coventry UK City of Culture 2021 project.
Towards a research-informed approach review
Towards a research-informed approach review promotes a research-led approach to how culture might lead to impacts that address the specific needs of a place and its diverse communities. A key driver for the UK City of Culture programme is to invest in places that have a clear ambition and evidenced plan for culture-led city transformation.
Future trend series
The future trend series discusses ways of thinking about the value of culture:
- the importance of research in understanding the place of culture in everyday lives, its impact on local people, society, economy and wellbeing and prosperity at large
- how this research-informed approach connects with the needs of policymaking
The reports offer insights and data that can benefit and inform the UK City of Culture and other place-based cultural investments, mega-events and initiatives.