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The platform’s rationale, mission, services, governance, partnership model, sustainability plan and anticipated impact.
A formal proposal for universities, colleges, research institutes and professional bodies considering a controlled partnership pilot.
A one-page invitation letter for opening partnership discussions and proposing an introductory meeting or controlled pilot.
Lecturer invitation, role options, eligibility requirements, Code of Conduct, application form, declarations and onboarding checklist.
Complete, sign and return only through an authorised membership or onboarding process.
Reviewer invitation, Code of Ethics, confidentiality and conflict declarations, assignment acceptance and structured review-report forms.
The agreement provisions should receive legal review before formal public adoption.
The common framework for membership categories, verification, rights, responsibilities, conduct, complaints, suspension and appeal.
Prospective members should read the latest adopted version before applying.
A customisable institutional agreement covering scope, responsibilities, governance, data access, copyright, finance and dispute resolution.
This template does not create a partnership until completed, approved and signed. Obtain qualified legal advice before signature.
An editable A4 correspondence template using the approved logo, website colours, tagline and formal letter structure.
Use of the letterhead does not by itself establish authority to represent ResearchBridge Africa.
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