Governance

Governance of RRI is any form of coordination designed to foster and mainstream RRI within an organisation or in the interaction with other stakeholders. Govern R&I according to RRI principles: be inclusive, transparent, reflective and adaptive. (Definition from https://www.rri-tools.eu/governance)

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Implementing Responsible Research and Innovation in Research Funding and Research Conducting Organisations - What have we learned so far?
By  Ellen-Marie Forsberg, Clare Shelley-Egan, Miltos Lakidas, Richard Owen
Publication year: 2017  |  RRI  |  Science Education  |  Public Engagement  |  Governance  |  Gender  |  Ethics
Expert Interviews: Dr Parveen Arora
By  Simone Arnaldi, Dr Parveen Arora
Publication year: 2017  |  RRI  |  Science Education  |  Public Engagement  |  Governance  |  Gender  |  Ethics
How to co-create RRI projects
By  FoTRRIS
Publication year: 2018  |  RRI  |  Science Education  |  Public Engagement  |  Governance  |  Gender  |  Ethics
How to set up a competence cell
By  FoTRRIS
Publication year: 2018  |  RRI  |  Science Education  |  Open Science  |  Public Engagement  |  Governance  |  Gender  |  Ethics
Responsible Action Research: Co-defining solutions to forced migration and communication flows
By  Tulay Atay Avsar, Noelia Garcia Castillo , Tamara Bueno Doral, Liisa Hanninen
Publication year: 2016  |  RRI  |  Open Science  |  Science Education  |  Public Engagement  |  Governance  |  Gender  |  Ethics
Policy Brief - RRI in H2020: Current Status and Steps forward
By  Robert Braun and NewHoRRIzon Project Consortium
Publication year: 2018  |  RRI  |  Governance  |  Governmental policies  |  Organisational change  |  Institutional policies
Use cases for institutional change towards responsible research & open science - ISQ Experiment
By  Raquel Almeida
Publication year: 2019  |  RRI  |  Governance  |  Gender  |  Open Access  |  Open Science  |  Public Engagement  |  Science Education  |  Institutional policies  |  Organisational change
Use cases for institutional change towards responsible research & open science - Methodology
By  Adrian Solomon, Helene Brinken
Publication year: 2019  |  RRI  |  Governance  |  Organisational change  |  Institutional policies
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This project has also received funding from the European Union's Horizon2020 programme for research, technological development and demonstration under agreement no 741839.