Developing a resilience framework and toolkit for UK creative micro-businesses as a route to recovery from the Covid 19 pandemic.

由Tarek Virani博士领导并由AHRC的布里斯托尔和巴斯创意R+D集群计划资助的2020年对英格兰西南部创意和文化组织的调查显示，18%至22%的组织没有受到大流行的影响，或比大流行前更具生产力。进一步的分析表明，这些受访者有许多共同的特征。这项拟议中的研究的目的是询问英国创意经济的弹性以及随后的复苏和重建可能是什么样子。通过在英国各地测试调查结果的准确性，我们将设计并评估英国各地创意微型企业(CMBS)弹性框架和工具包的有效性，以此来帮助CMBS、政策制定者和其他利益相关者从Covid 19危机中进行行业复苏和重建。

A 2020 survey of creative and cultural organisations across the South West of England, led by Dr. Tarek Virani and funded by the AHRC's Bristol and Bath Creative R + D Clusters programme, showed that between 18% and 22% of organisations were either not affected by, or became more productive than prior to, the pandemic. Further analysis shows a number of shared characteristics across these respondents. The aim of the proposed research is to ask what resilience, and subsequent recovery and rebuilding, might look like for the UK's creative economy. By testing the accuracy of the survey findings across the UK, we will design as well as assess the efficacy of a resilience framework and toolkit for creative micro-businesses (CMBs) across the UK as a way to aid CMBs, policymakers and other stakeholders with respect to sectoral recovery and rebuilding from the Covid 19 crisis.