GIPA – Georgian Institute for Public Affairs provided translation of the critically important document for ETHICS community as well as for the whole Georgian research industry representatives - Recommendations for the Investigation of Research Misconduct – ENRIO Handbook.
While the European CoC is focused on research integrity (RI) in a broader sense, this ENRIO Handbook aims to offer further specifics on section 3.2 of the Code “Dealing with Violations and Allegations of Misconduct”. The Handbook consists of detailed practical recommendations on how to deal with research misconduct and other unacceptable practices.
In 2007, the European Network of Research Integrity Offices (ENRIO) was established as an initiative by the UK Research Integrity Office (UKRIO) and persons from half a dozen other European organizations or initiatives handling cases or interested in research integrity (RI). Since then, ENRIO has grown as an informal network to about 30 member organizations covering more than 20 European countries. Although the intended users of this Handbook and future updates are ENRIO’s member organizations, it may also be useful for other organizations in and beyond Europe (ENRIO, 2019).
Recommendations for the Investigation of Research Misconduct – ENRIO Handbook
