It can be difficult to know what to consider when evaluating the economic impact of events or programmes. This handbook from Culture Counts outlines key success factors.
Economic Impact Assessment is an essential tool used to evaluate the economic effects of events or programs.
It measures the impact of the initiative for the local economy, including visitor expenditure, job creation, income generation, and other indirect effects.
Many funders ask event organisers to procure an independent economic impact assessment of their event. This typically involves compiling and analysing event behaviour and expenditure information from attendees and event delivery partners.
While Economic Impact Assessment is a complex process, there are several key success factors that will help to achieve a streamlined and rigorous approach and output. These include...Keep reading on Culture Counts.
Economic Impact Assessment is an essential tool used to evaluate the economic effects of events or programs.
It measures the impact of the initiative for the local economy, including visitor expenditure, job creation, income generation, and other indirect effects.
Many funders ask event organisers to procure an independent economic impact assessment of their event. This typically involves compiling and analysing event behaviour and expenditure information from attendees and event delivery partners.
While Economic Impact Assessment is a complex process, there are several key success factors that will help to achieve a streamlined and rigorous approach and output. These include...Keep reading on Culture Counts.