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Submission #21

DRAFT: ParticipatoryResearch@Bath: End of phase two (December 2022-July 2024)

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University of Bath
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Evaluation report
Published
2024

Themes and sub-themes

Fair fundingNegotiated EthicsEquitable partnershipsPaymentHidden labourTimePower hierarchiesCommunity capacity

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