Call for papers exploring the connections between RRI and learning organisations/organisational learning
For publication in a special issue on “Institutional Change for RRI ” in The Learning Organization journal
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GENERAL INFORMATION:
2018: EU H2020 SwafS14
RRING project: Responsible Research and Innovation network globally
The project is a 3 year RIA, 22 partners, 18 countries, 6 subcontractors
UNESCO is the lead partner
ICoRSA leads the creation of the RRING Global community.
PROJECT AIM:
The overall project aim is to bring Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) into the linked up global world to promote mutual learning and collaboration in RRI. This will be achieved by the formation of the global RRING community network and by the development and mobilisation of a global Open Access Responsible Research & Innovation knowledge base. RRING will align RRI to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a global common denominator. ICoRSA is leading the RRING research network and is responsible for implementing a one-year trial of the network in 2020.
5 EU Keys of RRI
1. Citizens and citizens’ associations engagement in science (Public Engagement -PE);
2. Formal and informal science education;
3. Gender equality in science;
4. Research ethics and integrity;
5. Open access to research results.
Why the RRING project
• Europe wanted the rest of World to adopt RRI
• Commissioned 2 projects to explored convergence (Progress was last project)
• At Progress final conference: Rest of the world said – No
– Regional differences
– Cultural differences
– Political differences
• SwafS14 scope to explore Linked up World RRI
Why is ICoRSA participating in the RRING project
ICoRSA will lead Workpackage 7; creating the RRI network consisting of all stakeholder in RRI. ICoRSA network will build in synergy wit the RRING network
8 Stakeholders groups |
| RPO |
| RFO |
| Industry |
| SME |
| International Organisations and NGO |
| Policy |
| Grassroots associations |
| Researchers |
| Citizens/ Civil Society |
ICoRSA builds strategic partnerships with key International organisations important in Research careers:
• UNESCO
ICoRSA builds strategic partnerships with Academic experts in Responsible Research and Gender Equality
• Responsible Research:
a) HSRW
b) SKU
c) DMU
d) ARU
e) Meiji
f) WU
g) SAASTA
h) CNR
i) CEDLA
j) Fraunhofer
k) CPN
• Gender Equality
a) UniBrad
b) VU
c) UPM
• Sustainable Research
a)Future earth, ESG, Lund University
RRING 6 Objectives
1. Create the global RRING community network.
2. State of the Art and best practice of RRI across the key 7 geographies
3. Align RRI to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
4. Determine the competitive advantages of RRI and also understand how and where RRI is perceived as a barrier and/ or disadvantage.
5. Create high level RRI strategy recommendations for the seven geographic zones.
6. Promote inclusive engagement of civil society and researchers, and create a global community of RRI stakeholders.