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Key findings of the CHARM-EU Inclusiveness survey

Key findings of the CHARM-EU Inclusiveness survey

November 2022

CHARM-EU Educational Project – D6.1

CHARM-EU aims to understand and determine what conditions, policies & support provisions contribute to an inclusive atmosphere across higher education institutions across CHARM-EU Alliance. CHARM-EU Work Package 6 Inclusiveness developed the survey to map inclusion, diversity, & non-discrimination policies & practices across CHARM-EU. Key findings of the survey inform various stakeholders, policymakers, practitioners &students about the enablers of access & participation in CHARM-EU Alliance, the European Higher Education Area. It highlights measures and practices to inspire higher education institutions and relevant stakeholders to consider future steps to strengthen the inclusion and diversity agenda in various higher education spheres.

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