Impact
We measure to learn. We report to be accountable.
Impact is documented, disaggregated by programme and published. Every figure should be accompanied by method, context and limits.
Aggregated data
Ecosystem indicators
Data consolidated as of pending update date. Indicators will be updated from validated programme reports.
How we measure
Our measurement combines quantitative indicators —reach, participation, training hours, workshops, published resources and partnerships— with qualitative indicators —structured testimonials, curatorial evaluation, community cohesion, learnings and knowledge transfer.
Data is collected by each node team, validated by master coordination, contrasted with academic partners where applicable, and published in aggregate form in annual reports and in disaggregated form in programme reports.
Limitations. We also report what we do not yet measure well, information gaps and the learnings that must be corrected. Evaluation is an institutional process, not a communications exercise.
What we observe
Measurement seeks to understand whether programmes produce access, belonging, learning, community continuity, public archive, opportunities for artists and institutional traceability.
- Access. Number of people reached, audience diversity, attendance and sustained participation.
- Training. Hours delivered, workshops, residencies, mentorships and educational processes.
- Cultural production. Activities, exhibitions, publications, archives, records and case studies.
- Partnerships. Institutions, foundations, universities, companies and territorial organisations involved.
- Wellbeing and belonging. Reported satisfaction, testimonials, continuity of participation and perception of community.
2030 Agenda alignment
We work on eight priority SDGs: 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 11, 16 and 17. Each programme identifies the goals where it can demonstrate verifiable contribution.
- SDG 3. Good health and wellbeing through culture, belonging and community cohesion.
- SDG 4. Quality education through training, residencies, workshops and public knowledge.
- SDG 5. Gender equality in participation, leadership, visibility and curation.
- SDG 8. Decent work and professional opportunities for artists, mediators and researchers.
- SDG 10. Reduced inequalities through cultural access and participation of migrant communities.
- SDG 11. Sustainable cities and communities through territorial cultural activation.
- SDG 16. Strong institutions, ethics, transparency and accountability.
- SDG 17. Partnerships for the goals with foundations, universities, companies and cultural institutions.
From data to public reporting
Every data point should become institutional learning. This is why impact is not limited to aggregated figures: it includes territorial context, methodology, documentary evidence and critical review.
The master platform consolidates global results; territorial subdomains develop the specific documentation for each city.
Go to Knowledge HubRead the full reports.
We publish annual institutional memory, impact reports, case studies and learning documents for partners and communities.