Insights

BOP Consulting presents data and findings relating to Liverpool Biennial 2018, the 10th edition of the Biennial in its 20th anniversary.

The Design Economy 2018 is the Design Council's report on the state of design in the UK, and its value to the economy.

This report provides an update to BOP’s 2015 report on the economic impact of the relocation of BBC Wales to Central Square, Cardiff. Having reviewed events since 2015, BOP is confident that the relocation of BBC Wales is on track to deliver the economic impacts forecast at that time.

Our research for UNESCO's major report on Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions. The research explores to what extent creativity is contributing to development in 146 countries of the world across ten different themes, varying from technology to artists’ mobility, from gender equality to civil society engagement.

How can cities integrate environmental sustainability into cultural policymaking? Our new Handbook for City Leaders, highlights the role of culture in addressing the most important global challenge of the twenty-first century.

The Creative Industries toolkit highlights examples of how creative industries have created economic, social and cultural benefits in different regions, and identifies steps to ensure these benefits are fully realised across the UK.

The interim evaluation of the Creative Europe Programme and the ex-post evaluation of the three predecessor programmes: Culture, MEDIA 2007 and MEDIA Mundus assesses their relevance, coherence, effectiveness, efficiency, sustainability and EU added value, as well as the long term results and impact of predecessor programmes.

Our new ‘Making Space for Culture’ handbook for City Leaders explores how world cities across the globe are answering this question, from San Francisco to Shenzhen.

Recommendations on how to grow a two-year programme for the games industry and wider digital creative sector in the West Midlands

This report explores the impact of the British Council ‘Golden Thread’ Culture and Development Programme Evaluation.

We led the evaluation of the year-long, £13.2m Cultural Programme, establishing its reach and impact.

Consulted with more than 120 businesses and stakeholders for their input, and recommended ways in which the sector and UKTI can work together. Built a strategy around seven key ideas to double the value of UK creative exports from £15bn to £30 bn.