Creative Industries Name of fund Purpose GIA (£) National Lottery (£) Total (£) Creative Industries Delivery of the Creative Industries strategy 526,000 526,000 Own Art Making buying art easy and affordable for the general public 55,000 55,000 Total 581,000 581,000 Strategy Name of fund Purpose GIA (£) National Lottery (£) Total (£) Equalities, Diversity and Inclusion Strategic development of artists working in residential care; and work around integration of refugees 90,000 90,000 Place, Partnerships & Communities Creative Networks mapping and development. 22,600 22,600 International Partnerships and showcases Development of international partnerships and supporting Scottish representation at international showcases 344,500 344,500 National Lottery Awards for All Partnership with Big Lottery Fund providing awards to help improve local communities and lives of people most in need 550,000 550,000 Visual Artist and Maker Awards A devolved fund to Local Authorities providing artist and craft maker development awards 165,000 165,000 1,172,100 1,172,100
Sector Organisations Name of fund Purpose GIA (£) National Lottery (£) (£) Federation of Scottish Theatres Development body for professional dance, opera and theatre in Scotland 210,000 210,000 Cultural Enterprise Office Enterprise support for the Creative Industries 163,000* 337,000 500,000 Arts and Business Scotland A conduit between the cultural and business sectors, helping to nurture creative, social and commercial relationships (including funding for Culture and Business Fund Scotland) 300,000* 200,000 500,000 Culture Republic Audience information, digital insights and marketing communications support for Scotland's arts and cultural organisations 350,000 350,000 Creative Carbon Scotland Partnership of arts organisations working to put culture at the heart of a sustainable Scotland 150,000 150,000 Total 463,000 1,247,000 1,710,000 fund Name of fund Purpose GIA (£) National Lottery (£) (£)
Scotland supported to develop and produce high quality work organisation/individual, type of funded activity, primary art form and geographic location public and broaden their professional networks. We made 567 awards through Open Project Funding and 443 awards through Targeted funding in 2015/16. 1.2 The number of high-quality events supported across Scotland The number of performances, screenings and publications delivered through Creative Scotland Funding, by, art form and geographic location. Annual Statistical Survey of Regularly Funded Organisations Open Project Fund end of project monitoring Regularly Funded Organisations reported that they delivered 96,653 public events in 2015/16, including 63,402 performances, 590 exhibitions and 25,370 screenings. The 331 end-of-project returns received against awards made in 2015/16 record a further 6,581 public events. Ambition 2: Everyone can access and enjoy artistic and creative experiences Performance Indicator Measure Source(s) Baseline 2015/16 2.1 The level of cultural engagement across Scotland The percentage of adults engaging in arts and culture across Scotland - by type of cultural activity and frequency of participation Scottish Household Survey The 2015 Scottish Household Survey found 91.9% adults engaged in culture in 2015, either by attending or visiting a cultural event or place, or participating in a cultural activity in the previous 12 months. 2.2 The number of opportunities for cultural engagement for children and young people The number of children and young people engaging in Creative Scotland funding activity, including Creative Learning programmes Creative Scotland funding operations data Ongoing evaluation of YMI, CashBack and Time to In 2015/16 Creative Scotland’s 118 RFOs delivered 71,302 education and outreach events, providing over 1.62 million opportunities for participation. Creative Scotland also leads on Time to Shine, the Youth Music Initiative and CashBack for Creativity; collectively, these programmes engaged with over 307,000 young people in 2015/16. 2.3 Measure of diversity of work presented in Scotland The number, value and type of work that is focused on artists and/or audiences Annual RFO Statistical Survey of Regularly Funded Organisations No current baseline. Baseline year will be 2017/18.
We also report procurement Key Performance Indicators to the Scottish Government on a monthly basis. We need to ensure for money for the taxpayer, achieving economy, efficiency and effectiveness in all our operational activities. We are in the process of creating a framework to be able to report against our commitments to environmental sustainability, including providing a Public Sector Sustainability Report as required under the Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009. We are committed to assisting those we fund, and our partners, in improving performance on environmental sustainability