Accelerating Impact at MOLA (Museum of London Archaeology)
加速 MOLA(伦敦考古博物馆)的影响力
基本信息
- 批准号:AH/X003523/1
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 58.27万
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- 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
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项目摘要
The MOLA Impact Accelerator Account (IAA) aims to derive greater value from MOLA's world-leading archaeological research and practice through facilitating four key steams of work: (1) Partnerships, providing resource to establish meaningful relationships with new partners to reach underserved audiences, and to further sustainable development goals and novel forms of communication. (2) Innovations in project design and delivery, providing safe, fail-fast environments within which internal and external stakeholders and clients can codesign projects and scale-up learnings that develop impact. Co-design with commercial clients (in housing, highways, railways, windfarms) is key to change, as their reach into society is tremendous but they often report little perceived public value from their expenditures on archaeological work. (3) Commercialisation, providing seed funding for external researchers, small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) and MOLA staff to co-develop educational products and other evidence-informed goods issuing from archaeological research. (4) Advocacy, providing support for specialists from other organisations (commercial, charitable, government), university students, and MOLA staff to experiment with approaches to policy shaping and local governance of the historic environment. These streams of work will be enabled via the funding of 6 different types of impact activity:(1) Networking Grants: Grants of up to £10k each to establish working relationships with new and unusual partners to reach target audiences, and address objectives associated with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and disciplinary challenges around communicating with audiences. (2) Partnership Grants: Grants of £10k-20k each to support innovation in project design and delivery in partnership with at least one other archaeology unit, developer or charitable body. (3) Creative Residencies: Funding for two 6-month residencies per year (six in total) for a creative practitioner to experiment on translating archaeological research into unusual forms for distribution across target audiences. Priority will be given to designers working in currently untapped creative sectors such as interior design, fashion, food, comedy, music, dance, infographics, and creative writers working in languages other than English.(4) Secondments: Dedicated periods of time (5 to 60 days), scoped by applicants, to gain novel experiences of the operations of other organisations or departments and to devise impactful outcomes from archaeological and heritage research. Applicants may be MOLA staff seeking secondment to commercial, charitable, or government offices which complement MOLA Impact Acceleration objectives; or they may be academic, developer, charitable or government staff seeking secondment to MOLA. (5) Business Development Grants: Seed funding of £5k-15k for creative practitioners, SMEs and MOLA staff to collaborate in development of educational products and other evidence-informed, revenue-generating business plans issuing from archaeological and heritage research. (6) Policy Shaping Grants: Grants of approx. £5k each to support sector stakeholders and students in innovating with tools to influence policy makers.
MOLA影响加速器账户(IAA)旨在通过促进四个关键工作流,从MOLA世界领先的考古研究和实践中获得更大的价值:(1)伙伴关系,提供资源与新合作伙伴建立有意义的关系,以达到服务不足的受众,并进一步实现可持续发展目标和新的交流形式。(2)项目设计和交付方面的创新,提供安全、快速失败的环境,内部和外部利益相关者和客户可以在其中共同设计项目,并扩大产生影响的学习。与商业客户(在住房、高速公路、铁路、风电场)共同设计是改变的关键,因为他们对社会的影响是巨大的,但他们经常报告说,他们在考古工作上的支出几乎没有感知到公共价值。(3)商业化,为外部研究人员,中小型企业(SMEs)和MOLA工作人员提供种子资金,共同开发教育产品和其他从考古研究中获得证据的产品。(4)倡导,为来自其他组织(商业,慈善,政府),大学生和MOLA工作人员的专家提供支持,以尝试历史环境的政策制定和地方治理方法。这些工作流将通过为6种不同类型的影响活动提供资金来实现:(1)网络赠款:每笔最高1万英镑的赠款,用于与新的和不寻常的合作伙伴建立工作关系,以接触目标受众,并解决与联合国可持续发展目标相关的目标以及与受众沟通方面的学科挑战。(2)伙伴关系赠款:每个项目的赠款为1万至2万英镑,用于支持与至少一个其他考古单位,开发商或慈善机构合作的项目设计和交付创新。(3)创意居住:每年资助两次为期6个月的居住(共6次),让一位创造性的从业者尝试将考古研究转化为不寻常的形式,以便在目标受众中分发。将优先考虑在目前尚未开发的创意领域工作的设计师,如室内设计,时尚,食品,喜剧,音乐,舞蹈,信息图表,以及用英语以外的语言工作的创意作家。(4)借调人员:专门的时间段(5至60天),由申请人范围,以获得其他组织或部门的运作的新经验,并从考古和遗产研究制定有影响力的成果。申请人可能是寻求借调到商业,慈善或政府办公室的MOLA工作人员,以补充MOLA影响加速目标;或者他们可能是寻求借调到MOLA的学术,开发商,慈善或政府工作人员。(5)业务发展赠款:为创意从业者,中小企业和MOLA工作人员提供5,000 - 15,000英镑的种子资金,以合作开发教育产品和其他基于考古和遗产研究的循证创收商业计划。(6)政策制定赠款:约赠款。每个5000英镑用于支持部门利益相关者和学生创新工具,以影响政策制定者。
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Sarah Bhattacharjee;Emma Dwyer;Megan Conti Mica;Dawn LaPorte;Jennifer Wolf - 通讯作者:
Jennifer Wolf
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