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Context-Department of Science and Technology released a draft of its proposed Scientific Social Responsibility (SSR) policy
Draft scientific social responsibility policy
Objectives
This specifically implies:
1. Science-society connect: Facilitating inclusive and sustainable development by transferringthe benefits of scientific work to meet existing and emerging societal needs.
2. Science-science connect:Creating an enabling environment for the sharing of ideas and resources within the knowledge ecosystem.
3. Society-science connect:Collaborating with communities to identify problems and develop scientific and technological solutions.
4. Cultural change: Inculcating social responsibility among the individuals and institutions practicing science; creating awareness about SSR within society; and infusing scientific temperament into day-to-day social existence and interaction.
Policy
Implementation
SSR is to be implemented through the following specific strategies:
1. All Central Government Ministries and State Governments would plan and strategise their SSR in accordance with their respective mandates.
2. Every knowledge institution would prepare its implementation plan for achieving its SSR goals.
3. All knowledge workers would be sensitised by their institutions about their ethical responsibility to contribute towards the betterment of society and the achievement of national developmental and environmental goals.
4. Every knowledge worker would be liable for at least 10 person-days of SSR per year. While the knowledge worker would be given wide latitude in choosing the SSR activity, it should necessarily pertain to the transmission of scientific knowledge to society.
5.There should be an SSR monitoring system in each institution to assess institutional projects and individual activities. Each knowledge institution would publish an annual SSR report.
6. Appropriate indicators for monitoring of SSR activities perta output/outcomes for both at institution and individual level need to be developed. The impact of SSR activities needs to be measured in terms of short frames.
7. Individual and institutional SSR necessary budgetary support.
8. Individual SSR activities should be given knowledge worker, such as the performance the output of university and college teachers.
9. SSR activities and projects of a knowledge institution would not be outsourced or sub contracted.
Benefits
Concerns
By: Dr.Dharminder Singh ProfileResourcesReport error
susheel
good to know , very informative and helpful article
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