About Nesta

Nesta is an innovation foundation. For us, innovation means turning bold ideas into reality and changing lives for the better. We use our expertise, skills and funding in areas where there are big challenges facing society.

A one-hour webinar which included an introduction to the Arts & Culture Finance funds, guidance on developing a monitoring and evaluation framework, a panel discussion and Q&A.

*Please note this event was moved from the original date of 5th October*

A one-hour webinar which included an introduction to the Arts & Culture Finance funds, guidance on developing a monitoring and evaluation framework, a panel discussion and Q&A.

This event included:

  • An introduction to monitoring and evaluation
  • Developing evaluation questions
  • Identifying indicators for your outcomes
  • Creating a monitoring and evaluation framework

Who is it for and why should I watch the recording?

People in the arts, culture and heritage sector who are interested in creating or refining their monitoring and evaluation practice, build on their theory of change or evidence the impact of their work.

Speakers

Nick Wilsdon

Nick is the Impact Manager for the Cultural Impact Development Fund, a social investment fund providing small-scale lending to arts and culture organisations across England. He is responsible for the fund's overall approach to social impact and works with applicants and investees to build their capacity for monitoring and evaluation so they can better articulate their impact to funders, policymakers, and the public. Prior to Nesta, Nick was the Research & Evaluation Manager at Youth Music, a national charity investing in music-making projects for children and young people experiencing barriers to participation. He also chaired London Funders Research and Evaluation Network, supporting practice sharing, innovation and learning between funders across London.

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