Giving voice to target people Sample Clauses

Giving voice to target people. Rationale: Difficulties that women may have encountered in UNITN and the reasons that may have forced them to leave it remain unexplored. Actions: Interviews with postdoctoral fellows having left the UNITN will be conducted and compared to interviews from WP4. Outcomes: Qualitative analysis about the Leaky Pipeline concerning the UNITN. Long term impact: Awareness among UNITN and other Italian research organisations on the Leaky Pipeline phenomenon and on the opportunity of specific action to tackle it. Retention at the UNITN of more postdoctoral female fellows.
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Giving voice to target people. Rationale: Difficulties that women may have encountered in our organisation and the reasons that may have forced them to leave our university remain unexplored. Such lack has been revealed by the experience gained on our current funded research project.
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Giving voice to target people. Rationale: Difficulties that women may have encountered in our organisation and the reasons that may have forced them to leave our university remain unexplored. Such lack has been revealed by the experience gained on previous studies in the Dutch context. Actions: Interviews with postdoctoral fellows having left the RU will be conducted and compared to interviews from WP4.
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Giving voice to target people. Rationale: The views of those who have left HI have not been explored. It is important to obtain information about the underlying reasons for this. Actions: Interviews with young academics at HI and academics who already have left HI. Outcomes: Qualitative analysis of the leaky pipeline and its manifestations in the Icelandic context. Long term impact: Awareness within HI and among Icelandic research organisations on the need for a structural reform on the organisation of the scientific career. Task 6.3 Meta-analysis and creation of the Leaky Pipe typology
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