Browse our in-house resources and explore tools and publications from carefully selected external sources
Learn about the role of social investment and other forms of repayable finance during an unprecedented mix of economic challenges, in this panel discussion and Q&A with Marcel Baettig, of Bow Arts Trust, and Steve Mannix, of Colchester's Mercury Theatre.
Learn about how taking ownership of cultural assets for long-term community benefit in this Q&A and panel discussion with Second Floor Studios, Music Venues Trust and Power To Change.
Learn about working with the healthcare sector, measuring impact and the importance of partnerships in this Q&A with the Culture, Health and Wellbeing Alliance and Saffron Hall.
Learn about Arts & Culture Finance's approach to impact assessment and how best to integrate monitoring and evaluation into your organisation, plus a Q&A with IRIE! dance theatre.
Discover how repayable finance can be used to facilitate new, income-generating activities for your organisation in this Q&A with Fuse Arts Space / CAMP FR.
Discover how repayable finance can encourage sustainable growth in this Q&A with InHouse Records
Learn about the key considerations for capital projects in this Q&A with The Mercury Theatre
An insight into how we approach assessing organisations looking for investment. This part focuses on organisations' leadership and governance.
A new tool to help arts and cultural organisations think about how they monitor and evaluate impact and improve their impact management.
A starting point for arts and cultural organisations working out their impact strategy.
An insight into how we approach assessing organisations looking for investment. This part focuses on organisations' investment needs, financial performance and management.
Good Finance helps charities and social enterprises navigate the world of social investment through useful resources such as case studies, investors database and social impact guidance.
NPC is a charity think tank and consultancy publishing regularly on a variety of topics from governance and fundraising to impact and social investment or data and digital transformation.
The DIY Toolkit shares practical tools to trigger and support social innovation, helping practitioners to invent, adopt or adapt ideas that can deliver better results.
Culture Case comprises a vast array of carefully selected academic research from universities and scholars around the world that can add value to the work of the cultural sector.
Project Oracle supports children and youth organisations and funders to produce, use and share high-quality evidence. The website features an evidence hub and a resource library.
An online library housing the key research and evaluation documents on the impact of scholars around the world that can add value to the work of the cultural sector.
Inspiring Impact is a UK-wide collaborative programme, working with the charity sector to help organisations know what to measure and how to measure it.
The Impact Management Project bridges the perspectives of different stakeholders to create shared fundamentals about how we talk about, measure and manage impact.
The Cultural Governance Alliance promotes best practice in the governance of culture and offers a wealth of governance advice, information and practice.
A toolkit introducing business models (innovation) for arts and cultural organisations, by IETM (international network for contemporary performing arts).