Joint Research Projects. 5.1 In the event a joint research project is proposed by either party, such research effort shall be carefully scrutinized by both parties to evaluate the need for the joint effort, the qualifications of the proposed participating faculty members, and the location of the research activity. If a decision is made by both parties to approve the proposed project as a possible joint effort, both institutions agree to actively seek outside funding for the proposed joint research project prior to their final approval and implementation of the joint project.
Joint Research Projects. For the joint research projects the cooperation will be conducted as follows:
Joint Research Projects. As a rule, the sending Party shall cover the international travel costs of the researchers from the sending country, while the receiving Party shall cover the maintenance costs. Costs for personnel, equipment, and consumables shall be covered by the Parties separately. Funding may be complemented by other national or European sources.
Joint Research Projects. (a) The Participants will issue open calls as they may jointly decide to support joint scientific projects based on mutual interest and intend to develop new knowledge and technologies in the areas of cooperation.
Joint Research Projects. The duration of a joint research project is normally up to three years. However, extension may be granted, if deemed appropriate. Joint research projects are carried out, in principle, by two research teams, one of each side.
Joint Research Projects. Subject to the availability of funds, each side shall support the travel fares of its own country’s research team to the place of work, while the receiving side shall support the living costs of the counterpart’s researchers for the duration of their cooperation visit at the partner site. Furthermore, the Russian side will support the research activities of Russian researchers according to the relevant guidelines of RFBR. When appropriate, other financial arrangements can be agreed on. It is hoped that, in addition to this funding to cover the costs of visiting the counterpart's country, participating scientists will obtain research funds in their own country.
Joint Research Projects. The cooperating institutions will prepare joint research projects stipulating in each case: aims of joint research project, forms of cooperation, obligations of both sides, programme of the research project, scientists responsible for the implementation of the project.
Joint Research Projects. In the event a joint research project is proposed by either party, such research effort shall be carefully scrutinized by both parties to evaluate the need for the joint effort, the qualifications of the proposed participating faculty members, and the location of the research activity. If a decision is made by both parties to approve the proposed project as a possible joint effort, both institutions agree to actively seek outside funding for the proposed joint research project prior to their final approval and implementation of the joint project. In such joint projects between the two institutions, care shall be taken to assure that there will be parity in the numbers and institutional ranks of the personnel involved. Before any activity may commence on any joint project, it shall be mutually agreed in writing that any publication resulting therefrom shall be credited to a previously agreed-upon author(s), provided that each of such person(s) participate in the project. If the parties agree that the proposed joint research project mutually beneficial and appropriate, a Program Agreement shall be executed outlining the terms and conditions of the project.
Joint Research Projects. The ICDD network worked along three main research clusters in the first phase of cooperation (2009-2014), responding to (1) Sustainable Value Creation for Decent Work, (2) Instruments for Promoting Decent Work, and (3) Strategies for Empowerment for Decent Work. In the second phase (2015-2019), there is a shift towards an enhanced cooperation between agricultural and social disciplines/sciences within the network, implementing 5 new research lines in the agenda:(1) Decent work along agricultural value chains, (2) Organizing the informal economy, (3) Extractivism and rural welfare, (4) Rural-urban linkages: transformation processes, livelihoods, and social protection, (5) Rethinking development cooperation.
