The project shows us, now more than ever before, the pressing need for digital skills and capacity building amongst the creative and cultural sector. This is why we have continued to invest in the Digital Culture Network programme. We are very proud of the hundreds of individual artists and organisations it has helped since it began. It also shows the importance of skill-sharing across peer networks, and the need to provide the pathways and skills development to start, maintain and sustain a career in the creative and cultural sector. It also shows us that digital technology offers new ways in which high quality creative activities and cultural experiences can be brought to more places and more people, allowing everyone to access the benefits they bring.