This scoping work will support the development of quantitative evidence to substantiate social cohesion in the culture and heritage sector, informing future public investment decisions. As the specific measurement and valuation of social cohesion is an emergent research area, the current research provides an important early step in understanding the feasibility of valuation of social cohesion and the extent to which it can be incorporated into a SCBA framework.
Culture and heritage capital - Valuing social cohesion: a scoping study
Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, United Kingdom, 24 September 2026, United Kingdom
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