workers as artists or arts employed and cultural DO NOT COUNT: workers over People who self-identify as artists/arts and cultural workers but were paid to undertake a non-arts role such as duration of administration they be counted in as paid workers’ in the next question – ‘other project Number of People employed Count the number of individual staff receiving payment in a non-artistic or non-cultural role (irrespective of people over the direction length of engagement) as part of project delivery employed in of project (on other paid contract or DO NOT COUNT: positions permanent basis) People paid in an artistic or cultural role as reported in previous question who were External business providers who are not your staff members (e.g. caterers, equipment suppliers) engaged in a role other than an artistic/cultural one Number of People engaged Count the number of individuals who volunteered to support delivery of your activities (irrespective of the volunteers as volunteers to amount of time they contributed) note: volunteer work is unpaid (apart from reimbursement of – support delivery expenses); provided in the form of time, service or skills (donation of money or goods is not included); of your activities formal (carried out for or through an organisation or group) Count each individual once, irrespective of the number of different times they volunteer DO NOT Staff who contribute unpaid overtime Types of sectors If partnerships Note down the type of sector(s) you partnered with e.g. arts, health, education, business, tourism etc. – partnered with (financial or (if relevant) DO NOT COUNT: developed to Council’s RADF contribution as a partnership deliver your Other individuals or organisations funded by RADF for the same activity (i.e. your co-funding partner) activities, types of sectors partnered with Percentage of Percentage of Count the number of respondents to your survey who answer or to the overall rating ‘good’ ‘excellent’ attendees and survey question, and calculate it as a % of total survey respondents who answered this question participants respondents
workers employed as artists or arts and cultural workers over duration of project DO NOT COUNT: People who self-identify as artists/arts and cultural workers but were paid to undertake a non-arts role such as administration – they be counted in as ‘other paid workers’ in the next question Number of people employed in other paid positions People employed over the direction of project (on contract or permanent basis) who were engaged in a role other than an artistic/cultural one Count the number of individual staff receiving payment in a non-artistic or non-cultural role (irrespective of length of engagement) as part of project delivery DO NOT COUNT: People paid in an artistic or cultural role as reported in previous question External business providers who are not your staff members (e.g. caterers, equipment suppliers) Number of volunteers People engaged as volunteers to support delivery of your activities Count the number of individuals who volunteered to support delivery of your activities (irrespective of the amount of time they contributed) – note: volunteer work is unpaid (apart from reimbursement of expenses); provided in the form of time, service or skills (donation of money or goods is not included); formal (carried out for or through an organisation or group) Count each individual once, irrespective of the number of different times they volunteer DO NOT Staff who contribute unpaid overtime Types of sectors partnered with (if relevant) If partnerships (financial or developed to deliver your activities, types of sectors partnered with Note down the type of sector(s) you partnered with – e.g. arts, health, education, business, tourism etc. DO NOT COUNT: Council’s RADF contribution as a partnership Other individuals or organisations funded by RADF for the same activity (i.e. your co-funding partner) Percentage of attendees and participants Percentage of survey respondents Count the number of respondents to your survey who answer ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ to the overall rating question, and calculate it as a % of total survey respondents who answered this question
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