Description:
This entry emphasizes the importance of inclusive research practices in Open and Responsible Research and Innovation (ORRI). It focuses on ensuring that marginalized and vulnerable populations are included in all stages of research, from design to implementation. Inclusivity leads to more equitable outcomes, improves the relevance of research, and ensures that research benefits society as a whole.
Key Resources:
- OECD Principles for the Inclusion of Vulnerable Groups in Research (Global) – https://www.oecd.org/content/dam/oecd/en/publications/reports/2015/07/integrating-social-services-for-vulnerable-groups_g1g53418/9789264233775-en.pdf
Guidelines on ensuring that vulnerable and underrepresented groups are considered in research processes. - UNESCO Guidelines on Inclusive Education and Research (Global) – https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000177849
Recommendations on promoting inclusive education and research, with a focus on equity for marginalized groups.
How It Helps Young Researchers:
Encourages the design of research projects that include underrepresented groups.
Improves the societal impact of research by addressing issues of inequality and exclusion.
Enhances funding opportunities by aligning with inclusive research frameworks and policies.
