Scientific Social Responsibility SSR
Significance
- Social Welfare: SSR promotes the fusion of science and society and fosters cooperation among the interested parties, ensuring the dissemination of scientific knowledge for societal good. SSR would so improve the ecosystem of knowledge and increase the effectiveness of utilising science for the benefit of society.
- Attitudinal Shift: It would also result in an attitude shift in the scientific community's way of thinking and working, improving its capacity for social outreach.
- Easy Access to Resources and Knowledge: SSR standards will establish institutional mechanisms to assist this.
- Self-reliance: By enhancing the lives of our citizens and fostering a self-reliant nation, SSR has ....
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