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This study examines how the creative industries in Northern Ireland has grown in recent years and compares this to other sectors locally, as well as the creative industries in other regions in Great Britain.

The objectives for this study were to examine the amount that individuals would be willing to pay and the actual value of the library service to the people of Northern Ireland.

The aim of the project was to examine the distribution of government funded arts venues, activities and festivals throughout Northern Ireland, mapped against deprivation, neighbourhood renewal and urban/rural areas.

The primary aim of this review was to undertake a thorough data audit of the learning programmes being delivered in Libraries NI.

A rapid evidence assessment (REA) was carried out to assess the impact of arts learning programmes on marginalised groups and families. 

The Department for Employment and Learning commissioned consultants FGS McClure Watters (now known as RSM McClure Watters) to undertake a survey of customers who had participated in the Steps to Work programme.

A rapid evidence assessment (REA) was carried out to assess the impact of museum learning programmes on marginalised groups and families.