Questions from the Department for Culture, Media & Sport:
7.1 Sport - Cross-cutting
7.1a What evaluation approaches (including experimental and quasi-experimental methods) can generate robust evidence on the effectiveness of sport and physical activity interventions? These should seek to capture ‘what works’ and, wherever possible, assess cost-effectiveness and overall value for money.
Department for Culture, Media & Sport, 2026
6.19 Media and International - International cultural heritage protection
6.19a What methodologies are most effective for mapping formal and informal cultural heritage protection collaborations (including transnational, cross-regional and international collaborations) and cooperation strategies? What challenges exist in this process?
Department for Culture, Media & Sport, 2026
6.18 Media and International - UNESCO
6.18a Building on the UK's ratification of the UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, what kind of policy and logistical support is required by local and central governments to assist communities, groups and individuals to better safeguard their living heritage?
Department for Culture, Media & Sport, 2026
6.15 Media and International - Soft Power
6.15d What role do published soft power indices play in understanding the UK’s soft power position? What are the relative strengths and limitations of the published soft power indices? Are there additional measures that can be used to assess the role of the DCMS sectors?
Department for Culture, Media & Sport, 2026
6.14 Media and International - Advertising
6.14c What are the key current opportunities and challenges for the UK advertising sector's growth and competitive positioning as a market in the UK and globally, specifically driven by the increasing share of digital advertising spend? What implications does this have for public policy?
Department for Culture, Media & Sport, 2026