HERITAGE and the research team undertook an analysis of the data produced by the five collaborating organisations and prepared a report of the findings for each partner. The data from the pilot project revealed that the Relative Values methodology could be adapted to allow organizations across Brazil, with less intensive training and support only from a distance, to undertake a process of data collection and produce evidence about the different socio-economic impacts of their creative initiatives for artists, participants and the audiences that they engage. 

HERITAGE and the five participating arts organisations presented their findings to the Rumos team at Itaú Cultural and discussed the opportunities and challenges of the research process and how it could be further adapted to scale up for use with a greater number of artists and projects in the Rumos portfolio in following years. 

Feedback on the research process from the five participating arts organisations.