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STAKEHOLDERS

Research infrastructures

Private sector

Public sector

Mass media

Policy makers & Funders

Researchers

VALUE LEGENDS

Knowledge, information

Data, tools, instruments

Scientific recognition & RI visibility

Economic value, innovation, efficiency gain

Networking & Qualification

Societal solutions

Enabling science

Employment, operations & standardised procurement

This pathway investigates the effects of the existence of the RI as an economic actor in terms of jobs, wages, local spending, running costs and the procurement of goods and services related to the standard operations of the RI. It may be of particular relevance to large-scale physical infrastructures and/or those that employ high numbers of staff and/or have high operational costs.

Primary

Indicators

Human Resources
Policy
Economy and Innovation
Society

Activity

  • Number of persons employed by RI (FTE)
  • Number of continuously employed scientists (local site and entire RI)
  • Number of technical staff
  • Number of administrative/ research management staff

Outcome

  • Career advances through technical qualification
  • Career advances through administrative qualification
  • Academic career advances: salary increase within RI or after leaving
  • Academic career advances: promotions within RI or after leaving

Impact

  • Improvement of HRST (C) in region/country (Scientific)
  • Improvement of HRST (C) in region/country (Technical/Managerial)
  • Improved job opportunities in the region/nation

Activity

  • Contracts with public sector (specific region or country)

Activity

  • Number, volume, nature of procurement, by supplier type
  • Number and Volume of regional (and total) suppliers
  • Production capacities (of drugs, etc.)

Outcome

  • Number of spin-offs created 
  • Number of spin-offs surviving to date
  • New tax payers: employees living in the area for > 3 years
  • (Local) expenditure of RI, employees & visitors

Impact

  • Increased economic activity in the region/nation

Impact

  • Contribution to Gender balance

Secondary

Indicators

Economy and Innovation
Human Resources
Policy
Society

Activity

  • Co-patenting with companies
  • Number of students working in enterprise and using RI
  • Number of projects funded by industry
  • Joint technological developments with industry
  • Number and Volume of collaborations with industry
  • Contracts with industry

Impact

  • Market expansion impact: increased revenues
  • Market expansion impact: increased sales volume
  • Market creation impact: triggered sales volume
  • Technological impact: Number of new technologies and designs

Activity

  • Number and duration of stays of M.Sc./Ph.D. students
  • Number and duration of (non-scientific) trainees
  • Number and duration of stays of Post-Docs/Professors
  • Number and duration of (non-scientific) internships

Outcome

  • Grants for trainees to follow RI trainings

Impact

  • Scientific attractiveness

Outcome

  • Uptake of new topics proposed by RI as funding sections
  • Success rate of follow up funding applications at project level
  • Success rate of funding grants from national/supra-national sources

Impact

  • Notable changes in funding decisions

Outcome

  • Public awareness about taxes going to RI

Impact

  • Contribution to social sustainability: CSR, Social Inclusion, Culture