
Evaluation principles
Evaluation principles
By
Centre for Cultural Value
SUMMARY
These evaluation principles are a sharing of ideas to inform how evaluation is carried out and used in the cultural sector.
They have been co-created by the Centre for Cultural Value with a group of over 40 representatives from across the sector (including those who do evaluation, those who use it and those whose work is evaluated).
The collaboratively produced principles are a starting point of a conversation and will evolve in response to your feedback. Let us know what you think at CCV@leeds.ac.uk
There are 12 principles grouped under four headings. Each principle is connected to, and enables the others. Each principle also includes examples of what it might mean in practice.
Published: 2021
Smart tags
EvaluationResource type: Guide/tools
