Deadline: 10-Aug-21
Applications are now open for the Scoping Culture and Heritage Capital Research.
Funding Information
- Total fund: £150,000
- Maximum award: £150,000
What they are looking for?
- The AHRC and DCMS would like to invite applications for an interdisciplinary scoping study which will help inform and explore a potential future research initiative in relation to the DCMS Culture and Heritage Capital Programme.
- DCMS has an ambition to develop a formal approach to value culture and heritage assets called Culture and Heritage Capital (CHC). The programme’s ultimate aim is to create publicly available statistics and guidance that will allow for improved articulation of the value of the culture and heritage sectors in decision making.
- Valuation of benefits and costs plays an important role in deciding how the government should spend taxpayer’s money. The estimates should be used alongside other information, both quantitative and qualitative to create a robust evidence base for decision making.
Eligibility Criteria
- To apply for this opportunity, you must be currently employed at a UK research organisation that is eligible to receive funding from UK Research and Innovation.
- Projects must include a principal investigator (lead applicants) but can also include co-investigators, research assistants and other organisations as collaborators.
- It is expected that the project team includes expertise from different disciplines appropriate to the scoping study including arts and humanities and heritage science experts.
- Due to the focus of the research gaps involving economic techniques and theory, they expect the project team to include at least one economist with a high level of experience and recognised research.
- Your project team must include expertise from different disciplines, including:
- arts and humanities
- heritage science
- at least one economist with published research.
For more information, visit https://www.ukri.org/opportunity/scoping-culture-and-heritage-capital-research/