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The standard Input–Output–Outcome–Impact structure of Impact Pathways was adapted for use in research contexts, with a particular focus on engagement for impact. This covers the following areas: background, research activities, interactions and transfer, application possibilities, expected impact, and contribution to funding objectives. In the steps "Research" and "Interactions/Transfer," objective items create a sub-level, enabling the addition of activities to the objectives. This approach allows for detailed planning and recording in the Impact Pathway, while maintaining a clear and structured format. To highlight important relationships, arrows in both directions can be created between items.
More Details: Wolf, Birge Michaela; Lange, Doris; Michaelis, Thorsten; Moser, Andrea; John, Stefanie; Abecker, Andreas; Lossow, Stefan; Hahne, Lucia; Bollini, Andrea; Digilio, Giuseppe; Mornati, Susanna (2021): Introduce Impact-Pathways in a CRIS - support societal impact orientation in research projects and funding processes, The 16th International Conference on Open Repositories Free access to PDF of the extended abstract: 10.5281/zenodo.10730819
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