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064221-20261. Develop a literature review for Heritage Counts, heritage and society refresh, using existing Heritage Counts evidence and the social impact framework evidence base and themes from the CHC Framework and ONS Wellbeing framework. 2. Adopt the literature review for publication via Heritage Counts using current approach - A short summary of method and key findings of each study - Academic referencing 3. Prepare the text for web publication in liaison with Historic England content teams including accessibility requirements 4. Prepare a list of monitoring and measurement metrics and indicators for each theme similarly to the ONS wellbeing index indicators 5. Liaise (online) with internal stakeholders (the social and economic research and evaluation teams; partnership teams; regional teams) and external stakeholders (Primarily the Heritage Counts editorial board and Historic Environment Forum) 6. Technical support for 2/3 ongoing surveys including the Visitor Attraction survey and the Local Authority skills survey. 7. Present the final findings internally and externally (online)
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Buyer: Historic EnglandSupplier: Elizabeth Bennett
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