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ARC Key Performance Indicators General · What outputs have been achieved? · Any contributions of particular significance? · Any contribution to the benefit of Australia? · What activities and strategies are planned for the future? · Has the EII Research Network allowed issues to be approached in a manner that may not otherwise have been achievable without the mechanism of a Research Network? · Has the scale and focus of research activities increased, or are there plans towards this? · Has the EII Research Network facilitated the internationalisation of research and international linkages? Qualitative · How research undertaken by the EII Network is different to what might have occurred without the Network; · Different kinds of research generated – research building capacity, or removing impediments to research; · Increased boundary crossing (multidisciplinary collaboration); · Increased or new collaboration and partnerships as a result of EII Network activities, and with different types of end users (e.g. industry, government and community groups); · Opportunities for workshops to do interdisciplinary research; · Increased interest in the EII Network, in Australia and overseas; · What sort of additional funding was generated because of the EII Network; · How the EII Network has added value to the sector; · What sort of different sharing /collaboration (research ideas, facilities etc) arose because of the EII Network; · What successes, if any, have occurred; · What disappointments, if any, occurred; · How new skills have been acquired as a result of research technology; · Outreach activities and how these may have been reported by the media; · Collaborations between Networks in Australia; · Linkages with international Research Networks; and · Development of tools, software, databases. Quantitative · Number of (active) participants; · Number of ECRs funded to do various activities; · Number of workshops, conferences or seminars conducted; · Number of international visits, both by EII Network members in Australia to overseas destinations, international events, and short and long term visits by international researchers to Australia; · Number of outreach activities including public lectures (or other forms of engagement with people outside the research community including schools, industry and government agencies); · Number of publications produced, and their impact factors; · Number of targeted activities: · involving research interaction for postgraduate students; and · industry stakeholder interaction. · Number of national competitive grants applications and successful applications as a result of EII Network membership; · How the networks between researchers are being strengthened as a result of using web-based and other technologies.
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