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Zero-tolerance code of conduct. Counteracting gender-based violence, including sexual harassment, in the EU research and innovation system (2024)

Published on | 11 months ago

Programmes Enhancing EU R&I

This document was developed by the ERA Forum Sub-group ‘Inclusive Gender Equality in the ERA’, in close cooperation with the European Commission. It aims to address incidents of gender-based violence in research and higher education environments by setting out a common approach, definitions, and a list of principles to guide Member States and other stakeholders and individuals, to create a European Research and Innovation environment free from all forms of gender-based violence, based on the values of gender equality and inclusiveness, respect, dignity and safety. (from the report’s back cover)

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