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Code of Practice

  • Researchers and communities – a useful checklist for starting a research relationship.
  • Researchers – benchmark guidelines for effective community involvement.
  • Funders, policy-makers and lecturers a resource for defining good standards in community research.

Code of Practice – download

The Community Research Code of Practice (2007) provides benchmark principles and standards for undertaking community research, as described by researchers and leaders from community, government and academic sectors.

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