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Determining the relative priority for research proposals within an agency such as the Department of Fisheries, particularly when they are from different program areas, is a difficult task to achieve effectively. Traditionally within the Department, this task has been completed by a sub-group of the executive who have used their combined understanding of the broader issues and their experience of what has been done before and what is most likely to succeed. Such a system, while it has produced satisfactory outcomes, suffers from a lack of transparency and may be at longer-term risk when personnel changes occur and corporate knowledge is reduced. Consequently, developing an objective assessment framework that compares the priority of research projects in a transparent and consistent fashion to produce outcomes similar to the current implicit method is of high strategic importance.

ISSN

1447 - 2058

Publication Date

6-2003

Series Number

Fisheries Occasional Publications No. 4

Publisher

Department of Fisheries, Western Australia

City

Perth

Number of Pages

15

Keywords

Research projects, Research management, Fisheries, Western Australia

Disciplines

Aquaculture and Fisheries | Business | Management Information Systems | Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods | Marine Biology

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Preferred way to cite this publication:

Fletcher, W. J., Penn, J. W. and Brayford, H. 2003. Research Project Assessment - Decision Framework Fisheries Occasional Publications No. 4, June 2003, Department of Fisheries, Perth, Western Australia, 12 pp

Fisheries Occasional Publications No. 4 - Research Project Assessment -  A Decision Framework

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