Research Fairness Initiative (RFI)

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Research Fairness Initiative (RFI) Solutions to global health, equity and development through research and innovation in low- and middle- income countries Carel IJsselmuiden Research Fairness Initiative (RFI) PNHRS Meeting, Palawan, 10 August 2016

Research Fairness Initiative (RFI) The Research Fairness Initiative aims to improve global health, equity and development by improving research partnerships – locally and globally.   The RFI aims to make (health) research collaboration more fair, to increase trust between partners, and to stimulate research and research management performance locally and globally. www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

General Logic www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

the logic of the RFI www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

RFI is a STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT TOOL for research institutions, organizations, governments, business to examine their internal policies and practices Determinants of FAIRNESS are also determinants of COMPETITIVENESS for strong partnerships RFI applies equally to ALL partners and partnerships The GLOBAL impact of RFI is a result of collective local impact REPORTING on local & global impact can increase awareness and establish benchmarks and best practices General Logic www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

General Logic Research funding Technology transfer Access to expertise Institution building / system building Wider access to grants – consortium approach Greater links to business, venture capital In other words: impact and competitiveness But … only if partnerships work for ALL partners General Logic www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

What problems does the RFI address? www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

What problems does the RFI aim to address? Common problems in research partnerships Unequal opportunities to shape the research agenda Unequal access to training and capacity building opportunities Unequal support for indirect costs and infrastructure costs Unequal credit and recognition for research contributions Unequal access to data and intellectual property Unequal compensation for participation in research partnerships and …. What problems does the RFI aim to address? www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

What problems does the RFI aim to address? RFI is about FAIRNESS in research partnerships Applicable to ALL research partnerships The RFI was started in the context of HEALTH research, but applies to any research context and any form of partnership NOT just about NORTH-SOUTH partnerships What problems does the RFI aim to address? www.cohred.org www.rfi.cohred.org

How will the RFI address these problems? www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

How will the RFI address these problems? C0-creating a PRACTICAL TOOL to operationalize “fairness” ‘beyond guidelines’ Encouraging SELF-REFLECTION by all research organizations public, private, funders, non-profits, governments, PPPs, … ) Stimulating INSTITUTIONAL REPORTING to facilitate better understanding INTERNAL and then EXTERNAL SHOWCASING policies, practices and strategies that effectively address problems of fairness TRACKING, MEASURING AND REPORTING on the global state of fairness in research partnerships Developing benchmarks and best practices How will the RFI address these problems? www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

How will the RFI address these problems? www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

Research Fairness in Practice www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

RFI Reporting Guidelines: 3 dimensions 15 topics www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

RFI Reporting Guidelines: 3 dimensions 15 topics www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

RFI Reporting Guidelines: 3 dimensions 15 topics www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

Where is the RFI today? www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

Preliminary ARCHITECTURE of fairness in research partnerships Three dimensions of fairness (i.e. opportunity, process, outcome) Five key topics within each dimension of fairness Coherent framework to TEST LOCAL RELEVANCE Does it resonate with local experience? Are there dimensions of fairness or key domains missing? What are the best specific questions to understand current practices for each domain? How best can the RFI be implemented locally? What are the resource implications? What are the benefits? PILOTING is critical for the on-going development of the RFI. RFI is a product of CO-CREATION and EVOLUTION over time the RFI Today (1) www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

The RFI has been designed as a REPORTING SYSTEM and as a global LEARNING PLATFORM RFI as a REPORTING SYSTEM 3 Dimensions – 15 Topics Work is going on to develop the INDICATORS And to prepare a BASIC REPORTING FORMAT – web and hard-copy Implementation Guidelines Guide for INTERNAL STRATEGIC REPORTING Guide for EXTERNAL CORPORATE REPORTING RFI as a global LEARNING PLATFORM Web Portal User-base, Access Rules, Benchmark Development Administration, Management, Governance Making co-creation a reality Financial Sustainability the RFI Today (2) www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

RFI – Critical Users the RFI Today Government Departments, National Research Agencies Research and Academic Institutions Research Funders and Sponsors Business Non-Profit Organisations “Other” – large public-private partnerships the RFI Today (3) www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

RFI – additional discussion points RFI is based on premise that – ultimately – sustainable development is crucially dependent on science and innovation Health Research –> Research for Health –> Science “Index” vs “Initiative” RFI – evolving over time – there is still lots to learn Developing ‘benchmarks’, ‘best practices’, key examples Not an ‘external standard’ – but a product of collaborative learning the RFI Today (4) www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

Some common concerns www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

Common Concerns Reporting What gets reported? In what form? Who will have access? How will reports be used? Confidentiality What happens if the RFI process turns up potentiall damaging information? How will my organization benefit by implementing the RFI – what is the value proposition ? COSTS associated with implementing the RFI Implementing the RFI as a STRATEGIC LEVEL Common Concerns www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

RFI, the Philippines, Asia, Global www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

Imagine that … Would you prefer an RFI Reporting Partner ? You could select the university you could partner with It is you who decides on the donor / funder The pharmaceutical partner is your choice (as high income partner) – you can choose the country where you are going to work (or, as donor) – is is up to you to choose where to spend on research Would you prefer an RFI Reporting Partner ? Imagine that … www.cohred.org rfi.cohred.org

Email: botti@cohred.org carel@cohred.org RFI Website: rfi.cohred.org COHRED Website: www.cohred.org Thank you!