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Somebody else’s problem Meeting. Photo cred - Nathan Siemers, Responsibility

“Somebody else’s problem?” Meeting

Is responsibility for impact slipping between institutional mandates?

8 April 2014

Summary report of the event and the presentations from the three speakers: Annie Duflo, Kirsty Newman and Anuj Bhatt

Annie Duflo presentation

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Kirsty Newman Is focussing on Research Impact Bad for development

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Impact event summary report

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BBSRC Fostering Innovation Competitions Anuj Bhutt

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