Knowledge Exchange and Impact Support Programme
An Institution-wide programme to support the development and acceleration of Knowledge Exchange(KE) & Impact across the 4 strategic areas of the KE & Impact strategy, encouraging interdisciplinary and participatory approaches to KE & Impact.
- Background
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The ‘Knowledge Exchange and Impact Support Programme’, is supported by funding allocations from UKRI Research England (Policy Support Fund , Participatory Research Fund and HEIF).
The programme demonstrates a holistic approach to evidencing a diverse range of Knowledge Exchange (KE) projects( aligned to UKRI's definition of KE), collaborating with external partners to trial innovative approaches, and united researchers and staff to share best practices in Participatory Research methods to inform practice and policy.
- KE and Impact Fellowships
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As part of programme activities a proportion of the funding for 2024/2025 will be allocated to deliver and support a portfolio of ‘Knowledge Exchange and Impact’ Fellowships in the following areas that reflect the diversity of KE activities tailored to support academics in their KE and Impact work.
More details to follow on other Fellowship opportunities in 2024-2025
For further information, please follow in link KEI Fellowships
Key Contacts:
- Nana Yankah, Programme Consultant ; ny95@sussex.ac.uk
- Nora Davies, External Stakeholders Relationship Advisor; n.davies@sussex.ac.uk
- Alex Waddington, Strategy Manager- Policy@Sussex; a.waddington@sussex.ac.uk
- What we have delivered in the last 12 months
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KE & Impact Fellowships
Enabling Works of Programme
Sussex Participatory Research Network
31 Fellowship projects:
- Policy (9)
- Public and Community(10) Engagement
- Innovation(5)
- Business Development(7)
9 sub-projects under two challenge led areas:
- Developing a place-based approach to health innovation
- Building an evidence-based approach to using creativity to work with people, place and nature to build community connection to inform policy making
A growing membership of 80 members across Sussex working together through peer-to-peer learning and sharing