Case Studies
MLA South East is building up a resource of case studies highlighting innovative work in museums, archives and libraries in the South East region.
Our aim is both to encourage the sharing of knowledge and good practice within the sector, and to demonstrate to those outside the sector what museums, archives and libraries can contribute to wider initiatives. Below is a list of all case studies relating to funding & fundraising.
Visit our Publications section for a complete listing of case studies.
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- Staff & Volunteer Training and Development – NVQ Level 3 Cultural Heritage
- 17 October 2007
A Renaissance Museum Development Fund grant facilitated volunteer development at Sevenoaks Museum by providing funding towards an NVQ Level 3 Cultural Heritage Operations course for one of their museum volunteers. - Operational Area: Funding & Fundraising, Learning & Skills, Workforce Development
- Modernisation of IT Equipment in a Small Independent Museum
- 15 August 2007
To use a Renaissance Museum Development Fund grant to modernise documentation procedures by updating IT equipment. - Operational Area: E-Society, Funding & Fundraising, Museums, Workforce Development
- Impact of Renaissance on Developing Museum Networks in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
- 06 October 2006
Renaissance has supported the establishment and support of many museum networks throughout the South East. This case study highlights the impact of these networks in the South East sub-region of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight (HIOW). Three networks: the HIOW Museum Development Service (MDS) steering group, the Military Museum Network and the IOW Museum Forum are examined to see how they have made a difference to the sub-region as a whole and to the individual museums involved. - Operational Area: Access and Inclusion, Collections, Funding & Fundraising, Learning & Skills, Museums
- Impact of the Renaissance South East Skills Bank on Museums in the South East
- 06 October 2006
South East Museums have free access to the Skills Bank, part of the Sharing Skills programme, which is a pilot scheme aimed at helping museums in the region to make the most of local resources and share skills. It is a comprehensive online listing of people and organisations across the South East willing to share their expertise and experience with others for free. Skills available through the bank include preventive conservation, photography, design, strategic marketing and PR. This case study demonstrates the impact of the Skills Bank on a variety of museums across the South East, both from the point of view of those who have received advice and support and from those who have provided it. - Operational Area: Access and Inclusion, Funding & Fundraising, Learning & Skills, Museums, Standards, Workforce Development
- Impact of Renaissance on a Small Independent Museum
- 04 October 2006
This case study demonstrates the broad range of benefits that Renaissance has had on just one non-Hub Independent museum in the South East. This example is similar to many of the 108 non-Hub Independent museums in the region. - Operational Area: Access and Inclusion, Funding & Fundraising, Museums
- Active Places and Everyday Sport in the South East
- 30 June 2006
Sport England South East and MLA South East jointly funded two project officers on short term contracts to promote Active Places and Everyday Sport, with a brief to inform and inspire library authorities across the South East as to the benefits of using the 2 websites. - Operational Area: Funding & Fundraising, Libraries
- Charleston Trust: Arts & Business Skills Bank Programme
- 03 May 2006
Charleston, the idyllic home of Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant, set in the rolling Sussex Downs, may not be the surroundings in which you would expect to find the chief executive of a dynamic young internet consultancy company, yet when Ken Cowley, of Vitamin Ltd in Brighton, undertook an advisory placement at Charleston through Arts & Business, he found the experience more than met his objectives. - Operational Area: Funding & Fundraising
- Highland Museum of Childhood: Arts & Business Skills Bank Programme
- 13 April 2006
The Highland Museum of Childhood (HMOC) opened in Strathpeffer’s old railway station 11 years ago. Tucked away from the road it offers both visitors and locals a chance to step back in time - its collection tells the story of the social history of Highland childhood over the last century. - Operational Area: Funding & Fundraising, Museums
- Thinktank & Lego - Arts & Business New Partners Investment Scheme
- 30 November 2005
- Under this scheme, Thinktank, an interactive museum and science showcase in Birmingham, in partnership with LEGO, has designed the LEGO Lab, an interactive learning workshop that attracts thousands of teachers, children and families each year.
- Operational Area: Funding & Fundraising, Museums
- Museum of the River Thames and Thames Water Plc: Arts & Business New Partners Investment Scheme
- 30 November 2005
- Under this scheme, the Museum of the River Thames in partnership with Thames Water Plc held an exhibition at London’s Bankside to provide a fantastic insight into the long history of the river and people’s relationships to it.
- Operational Area: Funding & Fundraising, Museums
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