The Partnership Investment Programme
Our Partnership Investment (PI) programme seeks to develop, through co-investment, high quality arts and cultural activity for children and young people. We are interested in investing in opportunities that represent a significant strategic development to enable the provision of arts and cultural activities to become more sustainable.
- To encourage new investment in arts and cultural activity for children and young people aged 0 – 19
- To increase demand, and the provision of, high quality arts and cultural activity for children and young people in areas of lowest participation
- To increase the level of Arts Award moderations and the number of schools with an Artsmark (where applicable)
Our Partnership Investment is intended to:
- Represent a significant strategic development to enable sustainability
- Unlock new sources of revenue for arts and cultural activities by providing those we invest in with financial leverage
- Enable emerging partnerships, such as Local Cultural Education Partnerships, to develop into long term relationships
- Support the growth of new robust business models
- Enable the development of new skills and capacities
- Incentivise commissioners to commit to a longer term investment relationship, including from non-arts investors
To find out more about the Partnership Investment programme contact Pepita Hanna.
