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Heritage Places - Development and Collaboration Consultancy, Evaluation & Engagement Networker

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£31,358
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GBP
14 Oct 2024
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2
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Who

Buyer Stoke-on-Trent
Supplier Genecon Ltd
Supplier The Audience Agency

What

Consultancy: \r The City Council is seeking to appoint specialist advisers to undertake an extensive mapping consultation exercise programme with communities, partners and stakeholders - in preparation for the development of a fundraising plan/pipeline of potential heritage/placemaking projects and to support the submission of potential heritage places grant applications. Aligned with the provision of a fundraising resource (tool-kit) and mentoring/advice support sessions for small community groups and voluntary organisations - building capacity, expertise and fundraising know-how.\r \r Evaluation Consultancy: \r The City Council is seeking to appoint a specialist adviser to undertake a programme evaluation role, in support of the Heritage Places Collaboration (Development) Project. Providing monitoring processes/feedback reviews and delivering mentoring advice at key phases/milestones during the programme - including the coordination and completion of a Final Evaluation Report.\r \r Engagement Networker: \r The City Council is seeking to appoint a Community Engagement Networker, over a 12-month contract, to undertake extensive community consultation in support of the Heritage Places Collaboration (Development) Project. Developing a varied programme of activities, to facilitate a coordinated vision/focus, and deliver a community-led approach to heritage placemaking across Stoke-on-Trent. Working in partnership with a range of regional/local organisations and across public, private and voluntary sectors.\r

Dates and source

Runs 1 Nov 2024 to 30 Sep 2026
OCID ocds-b5fd17-1e7cb6f7-227b-4705-9eab-23b42a2ae9b3
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