Guidelines and tools for responsible international knowledge cooperation

Here you'll find a summary of advice aimed at institutional leadership and administration for the development of systems for responsible international cooperation.

Here you'll find a summary of advice directed towards academic communities to develop responsible international cooperation.

Here you’ll find resources on research cooperation, open science and data sharing, and agreements on research cooperation.

Here you’ll find an overview of known challenges in international cooperation in higher education, what information should be assessed about partner country and partner institution.

Here you’ll find resources on security management, recruitment and appointment, and the safeguarding of employees, students, and guest researchers.

Here you’ll find resources on academic freedom, open science and research ethics.

Here you’ll find an overview of Export Control Regulations and international sanctions, the responsibility of knowledge institutions, and the recommended assessments for leadership and management, and for the academic community.

Here you’ll find an overview of legal frameworks and tools tied to challenges and responsibility in the area of information security and data protection. What should be considered in digital cooperation with partners abroad?

Here are some tips for conducting an asset mapping exercise. The website is only in Norwegian.

Are you planning to present the guidelines for your organisation? Here is a PowerPoint in English, which you can adapt as needed.

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Introduction to what responsible international knowledge cooperation is, who the guidelines are for, and various definitions of terms.

Below is a brief overview of institutions and areas of responsibility that are in various ways important to accountability compliance in international knowledge cooperation.