Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, Impact Acceleration Account, 2022-25

皇家中央演讲与戏剧学院,影响力加速账户,2022-25

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    AH/X003418/1
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 58.27万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    英国
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grant
  • 财政年份:
    2022
  • 资助国家:
    英国
  • 起止时间:
    2022 至 无数据
  • 项目状态:
    未结题

项目摘要

Central's AHRC Impact Acceleration Account (IAA) creates the Centre for Research Impact in the Performing Arts as a tangible mechanism to co-ordinate, expand, and promote our impact and Knowledge Exchange (KE) activities, and deliver our strategic aim for the IAA: to unlock our capacity to accelerate impact from our research in the field of the performing arts. Building on our existing networks and extensive industry connections, the IAA specifically aims to strengthen collaborations with strategic partners, engage new stakeholders, enhance links with other subject disciplines in areas such as social sciences and health, and drive continuous improvement in impact and KE by supporting innovative approaches. The IAA complements our existing impact and KE investments to further develop a translational research culture in three ways. First, it supports the development of our impact capability by expanding training and mentoring for our researchers in user and partner engagement. Secondly, it maximises our capacity for impact at all stages of the research process through flexible support mechanisms that are tailored to different stages of the process of impact generation and are responsive to the needs of our partners. Thirdly, it enhances the impact of our research by facilitating the development of stronger relationships with key stakeholders in our research. This enables our research to respond pro-actively to new opportunities and emerging challenges outside the HE sector. The IAA will thus develop a more integrated environment for research impact, expand our existing culture of research that responds to the specific challenges faced by our partners and provide the necessary support to researchers to maximise any currently untapped potential of their work to generate impact and KE. The IAA complements other investments that we continue to make in impact and KE, through other research funds, external fellowships and awards, and our recent award of a Special Priorities Fund (SPF) from Research England, which we are using to engage extensive agenda-setting consultations into arts inclusion policy with stakeholders such Arts Council England, and civil and industry bodies. The IAA extends our ability to work with our partners in this way, engaging them earlier in research design, with funding opportunities that allow for co-designed new initiatives and the co-production of fully supported impact-based projects. As one partner made clear "Collaboration start-up funding would have helped us to do more from the start and allow us to develop our partnership with time to work out what we needed from one another": this is the fundamental value the IAA adds to both our researchers and an expanded community of users and stakeholders.
中央的AHRC Impact Acceleration帐户(IAA)创建了表演艺术研究影响中心,作为一个有形的机制来协调、扩大和促进我们的影响和知识交流(KE)活动,并实现我们的IAA的战略目标:释放我们的能力,加速我们在表演艺术领域的研究产生的影响。在我们现有的网络和广泛的行业联系的基础上,IAA的具体目标是加强与战略合作伙伴的合作,吸引新的利益攸关方,加强与社会科学和卫生等领域其他学科的联系,并通过支持创新方法推动在影响和知识经济方面的持续改进。IAA在三个方面补充了我们现有的Impact和KE投资,以进一步发展翻译研究文化。首先,它通过扩大对我们的研究人员在用户和合作伙伴参与方面的培训和指导,支持我们影响能力的发展。其次,它通过灵活的支持机制,最大限度地提高我们在研究过程的所有阶段产生影响的能力,这些机制针对影响产生过程的不同阶段而量身定做,并满足我们合作伙伴的需求。第三,它通过促进与我们研究中的关键利益相关者建立更牢固的关系来增强我们研究的影响。这使我们的研究能够积极主动地应对高等教育部门以外的新机遇和新出现的挑战。因此,IAA将为研究影响建立一个更综合的环境,扩大我们现有的研究文化,以应对我们合作伙伴面临的具体挑战,并为研究人员提供必要的支持,以最大限度地发挥他们目前尚未开发的工作潜力,以产生影响和KE。IAA是对我们继续在Impact和KE进行的其他投资的补充,我们通过其他研究基金、外部奖学金和奖励,以及我们最近授予英国研究中心的特别优先基金(SPF),我们正在利用该基金与英格兰艺术理事会以及民间和行业机构等利益攸关方进行广泛的议程设置咨询,以制定艺术包容政策。IAA通过这种方式扩展了我们与我们的合作伙伴合作的能力,让他们更早地参与研究设计,提供资金机会,允许共同设计新的倡议,并共同制作完全受支持的基于影响的项目。正如一位合作伙伴明确表示的那样:“合作启动资金本来可以帮助我们从一开始就做得更多,并让我们有时间发展我们的伙伴关系,以便从彼此那里找到我们需要的东西。”这是IAA为我们的研究人员以及扩大的用户和利益相关者社区增加的基本价值。

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