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Singapore Statement on Research Integrity
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This statement is a widely-cited international standard for research integrity; relevant to AI safety insofar as honest research practices, transparency, and accountability norms apply to AI research institutions and publication standards.
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The Singapore Statement on Research Integrity is the first international effort to establish unified principles and responsibilities for research integrity worldwide, developed at the 2nd World Conference on Research Integrity in 2010. It was produced collaboratively by 340 participants from 51 countries and aims to encourage governments, institutions, and researchers to develop comprehensive standards and codes of conduct promoting honest research globally.
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- •First international consensus document on research integrity principles, developed in 2010 by 340 participants from 51 countries.
- •Aims to challenge governments, organizations, and researchers to create comprehensive standards and policies for research integrity.
- •Available in numerous translations and licensed under CC BY 4.0 for broad reuse and dissemination.
- •Covers responsibilities of researchers, funders, institutions, and publishers in maintaining honest research practices.
- •Serves as a foundational reference for institutional research integrity policies worldwide.
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Background
The principles and responsibilities set out in the Singapore Statement on Research Integrity represent the first international effort to encourage the development of unified policies, guidelines and codes of conduct, with the long-range goal of fostering greater integrity in research worldwide.
The Statement is the product of the collective effort and insights of the 340 individuals from 51 countries who participated in the 2nd World Conference on Research Integrity. These included researchers, funders, representatives of research institutions (universities and research institutes) and research publishers. The Statement was developed by a small drafting committee (listed below); discussed and commented upon before, during and after the 2nd World Conference; and then finalized for release and global use on 22 September 2010.
Purpose
Publication of the Singapore Statement on Research Integrity is intended to challenge governments, organizations and researchers to develop more comprehensive standards, codes and policies to promote research integrity both locally and on a global basis.
The principles and responsibilities summarized in the Statement provide a foundation for more expansive and specific guidance worldwide. Its publication and dissemination are intended to make it easier for others to provide the leadership needed to promote integrity in research on a global basis, with a common approach to the fundamental elements of responsible research practice.
The Statement is applicable to anyone who does research, to any organization that sponsors research and to any country that uses research results in decision-making. Good research practices are expected of all researchers: government, corporate and academic. To view and download copies of the Statement, click on the links to the left.
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