Creative Industries Clusters Programme - Baseline Research & Evidence Grant

从电影和音乐到视频游戏和建筑，英国拥有世界上最大，最具创新性和增长最快的创意产业之一。新一轮的研发浪潮将为创造、分销和参与产品和体验开辟令人兴奋的途径，成为经济增长的催化剂，实现我们在新兴领域的潜力，并适应新技术。超过8000万英镑的创意产业集群计划将有助于实现这一愿景：八个新的创意研发合作伙伴关系将把英国著名的创意产业与我们世界领先的大学部门的艺术和人文主导的研究结合在一起。政策和证据中心（PEC）将为创意产业部门和政策制定者提供关于创意产业的独立分析，确定研究差距并协调对未来主要挑战的分析。为了支持创意产业集群计划的设计，开发和交付，澳大利亚人权委员会正在委托一个基线研究和证据项目。其目的是收集证据，为澳大利亚人权委员会提供信息，并为创意研发伙伴关系和消除多氯联苯方案的申请人和随后的获奖者提供见解，并为方案评估活动的设计、委托和建立提供研究基线。

From film and music to video games and architecture, the UK has one of the world's largest, most innovative and fastest growing creative industries. A new wave of research and development will open up exciting ways to create, distribute, and participate in products and experiences, acting as a catalyst to grow the economy, realise our potential in emerging fields and adapt to new technologies. The £80m plus Creative Industries Clusters Programme will help to deliver this vision: eight new Creative R&D partnerships will bring together the UK's renowned creative industries with arts and humanities led research from our world-leading university sector. A Policy and Evidence Centre (PEC) will produce independent analysis on the creative industries for the sector and for policy-makers, identify research gaps and co-ordinate analysis on the key challenges ahead.To support the design, development and delivery of the Creative Industries Clusters Programme the AHRC is commissioning a Baseline Research and Evidence Project. This is intended to capture evidence that will inform the AHRC and provide insight to the applicants and subsequent award holders of the Creative R&D Partnerships and the PEC, as well as providing a research baseline feeding into the design, commissioning and establishment of the evaluation activities of the programme.