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Nordicity, in association with Vector Research, has been engaged by the Yukon First Nations Culture and Tourism Association (YFNCT) to conduct a socio-economic impact assessment of Indigenous tourism and cultural sectors. 

This RFP seeks to commission a leading expert to gather emerging insight and data, conduct the necessary analysis and provide a useful assessment which explores the people-centred approach being taken within Cultural Heritage for Inclusive Growth.

Nordicity has been commissioned by the British Council to undertake an impact evaluation of Connect for Creativity. 

Entertainment Software Association of Canada (ESAC) released its 2019 economic impact study – The Canadian Video Game Industry 2019. 

Nordicity has been commissioned by the VEC to undertake an economic impact evaluation (EIA) to better understand Vancouver’s evolving entertainment-based VR, AR and XR business and innovation ecosystem.  

Nordicity is seeking to commission a global expert on inclusive growth for the first thematic study, on the topic of inclusive growth in the context of the CH4IG programme.

Nordicity will consult on Digital Reach, a multi-organization project that examines how the arts and culture sector can use screen technologies to reach new and existing audiences. 

Nordicity is proud to share that City of Maple Ridge's Culture Plan 2017-2027 has won the Award of Excellence- Cultural Planning from the Creative Cities Network of Canada (CCNC) at the 2019 Creative Cities Summit in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

In September 2019, members of Nordicity’s London and Vancouver offices had the pleasure of attending the British Council’s Cultural Heritage for Inclusive Growth Global Team Meeting in Bogotá, Colombia.

The Audience Agency will be leading on the evaluation for Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture programme alongside partners Nordicity and Golant Media Ventures. 

The Job Creation through Production Investment study prepared by Nordicity and Olsberg-SPI for the British Film Institute (BFI)