UNITA sustainable policies for students and staff

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    Task number 1
    Name UNITA sustainable policies for students and staff
    Strategic Axes Communities building
    Workpackage Developing UNITA communities



    Objectives

    Joint action to establish well developed and flexible student and staff policies at partner and alliance level, to formulate ambitious and reachable well-being, inclusion and equity, career development, organizational innovation and student cooperation.

    Establish well developed and flexible student and staff policies aiming at measurable increases in 5 fields:

    1. Student and staff well-being
    2. Inclusion and gender equity
    3. Staff training, career and leadership development within the alliance
    4. Intra- and extra entrepreneurship
    5. Connecting students’ organisations and initiatives.

    Inputs & Resources

    Source documentation:

    Resources

    • Human Resources: List of staff on the task, roles and position: Co-leaders Joaquín Romero Roldán UPNA & Delia Virga UVT + 28 TT members (Profiles: often from QA offices or QA teams/VR)
    • Financial: Budget allocated to the task: 42.140€+75.200€ for “other costs” of the WP2 as a whole, but no specific distribution per task.
    • Materials: Type of materials required (computers, software, scientific tools,…): Datacloud, Big Blue Button.
    • Intangible: Type of intangible materials (communication tools, data bases,…): Datacloud applications; +++

    Activities & Sub-Tasks

    Source documentation: In each WP folder, document entitled “WPx_full_description)


    Indicators

    These indicators have been gathered from the different source (list below) and have been gathered from interviews driven by Task 5.4 UNITA impact observatory.

    Source documentation:


    These indicators have been chosen and agree during the Phase 2 proposal made to the European Commission.

    IndicatorIndicator DescriptionUnit of measurementData SourceFrequencyBaselineTargetType
    aNumber of dissemination events, courses, and focus group meetings on the different domains of the taskNumericalUNITA OfficesAnnual20Output

    To be defined by T5.4 members previously to interviews and to be proposed to task co leader

    Indicator DescriptionUnit of measurementData SourceFrequencyBaselineTargetType
    Level of satisfaction/personNumericalUNITA OfficesAnnualOutcome
    Number of common model assumed by UNITANumericalUNITA OfficesAnnualOutput
    Number of policies assumed from the common model by each universityNumericalUNITA OfficesAnnualOutput
    Number of staff beneficiated from each activity/universityNumericalUNITA Offices6 monthsOutput

    To be defined by T5.4 members previously to interviews and to be proposed to task co leader

    Data collection

    Indicator DescriptionData SourceCollection TypeData Owner
    Level of satisfaction/personUNITA OfficesManualTask 1.2
    Number of dissemination events, courses, and focus group meetings on the different domains of the taskUNITA OfficesManualTask 1.2
    Number of common model assumed by UNITAUNITA OfficesManualTask 1.2
    Number of policies assumed from the common model by each universityUNITA OfficesManualTask 1.2
    Number of staff beneficiated from each activity/universityUNITA OfficesManualTask 1.2

    Impacts

    Source documentation:

    Users / Beneficiaries Intern to UNITA End-Users / Beneficiaries extern to UNITA
    1) Who are the stakeholders benefiting of the task’s actions ? Partners of UNITA
    Academic and administrative staff from each partner’s university
    Students from each partner’s university
    To check with the T5.1 list
    2) To what extent has the local/international society changed as a result of outcomes compared to before UNITA? What are the long term results for them ? At the societal level, if we strengthen UNITA Communities:
    • Able to transfer more knowledge to society in research, teaching and innovation so the progress will increase
    • Strengthen European Union
    • offer of good practices For other universities and alliance
    • Relevant training for leaders in Academia
    Gain knowledge in a better inclusive way.
    It's the same as an intern in a sense. Better integration and inclusivity for students throughout Europe.
    3) To find indicators for impact, they suggested to do a survey/interview, perhaps the same they are thinking of doing now, at the beginning of the project, and see differences at the end of the project Satisfaction Survey, interviews, checklists Satisfaction Survey, interviews, checklists

    Indicators' data sheet

    Description Unit of measurement Source of data Frequency Baseline (2022) Target 2027 Possible sub indicators

    Data collection