STRATEGIC GROUPS

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The creation of strategic research groups is a way to bring REPAR members together. Areas around which strategic groups are formed are determined periodically based on rehabilitation needs and the emergence of new research findings. Strategic group members include regular or emerging researchers as well as student and collaborating researchers. Members are primarily associated with one of these groups based on their interests and scientific activities.

Each strategic research group is overseen by a regular research member who is recommended by members of the group, accepted by the Scientific Council and appointed by the Board of Directors.

The strategic group leader’s mandate is to:

Lead the group in order to promote the cohesion of its members.
Support and leverage the development of projects within the group to facilitate obtaining research grants from funding agencies.

Strategic group activities:

The strategic groups are given a budget to coordinate the development of scientific programs and projects. The budget is allotted in collaboration with members of the group. The Scientific Council is responsible for assessing the progress achieved by each strategic group’s scientific and budgetary program.

The head of each strategic group presents an annual report of the group’s activity to the Scientific Council.

STRATEGIC GROUPS

The strategic group leader’s mandate is to:

Strategic group activities:

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