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STRATEGIC D3.2. Responsible Research and Innovation Approach

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STRATEGIC Project
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Zenodo
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This deliverable summarises insights into current Responsible Research and Innovation approaches in Europe and Africa, whilst highlighting emerging concepts of an approach that aligns with African contexts, interests and realities.

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