Externally funded projects should always be registered in Haris. The extent to which you should also register other projects depends on the practice within your department / your subject. If you do not want a project to be displayed on Haris public portal, you can mark it as Restricted to HARIS under Visibility in the registration template.
A new project model called Unified Project Model (UPM) has been taken into use in Haris. The projects are now divided into three parts/modules – Applications, Awards (research funding), and Projects. In practice, this means that there are separate templates in Haris for a project and its funding information. That is, the basic information about a project and the information about the project's funding are registered in separate templates as separate entries in Haris, which can then be easily connected to each other. The new project model enables more detailed information registration of project funding.
The Applications module is intended to register information about research funding applications. This module is not in active use at Hanken, as project funding applications are handled according to the instructions of Research Funding by the Research Services at Hanken.
The update of the project model is required due to technical reasons.
In summary, projects are registered as follows:
a) Enter a project's information in the Projects registration template.
b) If the project has received internal or external funding, enter funding information in the Awards template.
c) Link these two entries together. It can be done in both templates. See instructions below.
d) Edit and link entries afterwards if needed, for example, associating the project with publications, activities or other content related to the project.
A Project means a work or assignment that is performed to achieve a certain defined goal. A project has a start and end date. In Haris you can register both short-term projects and projects that are ongoing for a long time. You can also link a project to other content related to the project, such as research funding (awards), research outputs (publications) or activities.
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If the project has received funding, use the Awards template to register information on the funding. See instructions below.
Link the project with its funding information under the heading Related applications and awards. It is important to link a project to other possible related content types. By doing so the project is given a context and is exposed including all the content types that the project has resulted in. See an example of this in the Haris public portal.
Projects with external funding should always be registered in Haris. To what extent you should register other projects depends on the practice within your research field.
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Under Fundings, add information about the funding, such as funding organization, amount, and currency.
Under Related projects, connect funding information with any record containing information about the project.
Edit a record containing information on a project or funding
If you need to edit information about a project or award, open the record by clicking on the pen symbol. In the opened template, you can also retroactively link the project to a record containing funding information.