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Apr 13, 2020

This report is a summary of the results of the monitoring and evaluation activities carried out during the CONNECT over a period of 36 months from 1/01/2017 – 31/12/2019.

It is an attempt to narrate what has been happening, it probably reflects the complexity of the project and what we have achieved, less all the encounters, the serendipity moments, the tough parts and the good parts, that everyone involved from the project consortium contributed to.

We thank all the directly involved 165 beneficiaries: 63 students from Arts/Heritage/Culture Masters’ courses, 61 practitioners from 21 museums, 18 theatres, 6 cultural centers, 5 festivals, 4 orchestras, 3 libraries, 1 historical archive and 12 other types of cultural enterprises from Denmark, Italy, Poland, Spain and the UK. In addition, also 41 mentors, expert in audience development and cultural management, to support the students and practitioner during the learning programme and all the other stakeholders that supported us through this journey.

The twin track programme reflects the density and the diversity of the cultural sector across Europe, which is seen as a valuable aspect of the sector and the project.

This report has been bone By Melting Pro in collaboration with the external evaluator DISAMIS.


Mar 26, 2020

When applying for a European grant, most of the time you are likely required to define a quality assurance and evaluation strategy to guarantee that the project will reach the expected goals. This guide will help you reach those goals and keep your partners and stakeholders motivated, even if they have been part of the design process. From the idea design to the implementation, each project is a learning practice. Monitoring and evaluation are essential elements of this process. Both should be seen as an integral part of the process and not an add-on.

This toolkit is aimed at sharing an approach to monitoring and evaluation by suggesting using creative games and visual techniques along with standard monitoring and evaluation tools.

The exercises in this toolkit have been sourced from many people that have inspired us. Some are approaches that are familiar and it is difficult to know who invented them. We hope that this guide will serve as tools to anyone in charge for managing European projects or any kind of project and hopefully they will help you to tell the story of your project.

We extend our gratitude to all of the organisations and individual who have supported our project along the way.


Dec 04, 2019

Creative New Zealand commissioned this Risk Management Toolkit (Toolkit) to help managers and administrators in New Zealand arts organisations to develop or improve their risk management practice. Risk, uncertainty and change exist for every organisation. You can be better prepared and reduce the likelihood of harm to your organisation and community through risk management.

This resource was published in July 2014. 

This toolkit will help you to:

  • identify and understand risk factors for your organisation 
  • create a risk management policy
  • manage and monitor the risks you have identified

Oct 23, 2019

Let’s make it public! is the title of a valuable selection of articles on developing audiences for the arts and cultural industries which have been written by professionals from different European countries and from different points of view and disciplines.

This publication has good ideas and best practices from Portugal, Spain, the United Kingdom and Italy to use in improving the relationship between artistic and cultural organisations and their audiences.

It has been directed by the team at Asimetrica as coordinators of a work which will be of great use to everyone who works professionally in culture management as well as small scale entrepreneurs who manage their own initiatives.

The CARPET project is coordinated by the Fundación Tres Culturas (Three Cultures Foundation) together with the following partners in other countries: Creative Kernow in England, UK, CEARTE: Centro de Formaçao Profissional para o Artesanato e Património in Portugal and APDN: Agence pour le Développoment du Nord du Maroc in Morocco. This project has financial support from the Europa Creativa European programme.

Articles from: Inês Bettencourt da Câmara, Stuart Nicolle, Raúl Ramos, Antonia Silvaggi, Federica Pesce, Ana Bragança and Ricardo Baptista.

It was published in october 2019.

 


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