The British Council’s Digital Collaboration Fund was a pilot programme that encouraged international partners to consider how they could work together innovatively without meeting face to face.
The Covid-19 pandemic forced us all to reconsider how we work, not least when projects have an international focus. With the urgency of climate change too, it is important to consider how we might collaborate with partners and engage with audiences without travelling across the world. Through evaluation of two recent projects, The Audience Agency has been examining different ways in which this can happen.
The British Council’s Digital Collaboration Fund was a pilot programme that encouraged international partners to consider how they could work together innovatively without meeting face to face. As evaluators of the project, The Audience Agency identified several success factors, many of which are described in case studies from the project: