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R&D Outputs and Impact will vary according the country or regional conditions. Those which tend to be common across countries include:
 * **R&D OUTPUTS** ||  || **R&D IMPACT** ||
 * **Standard Measures** ||  || **National Impacts** ||
 * Delivery of promises ||  || Policy benefits ||
 * Completion of work on time ||  || Policy Modification ||
 * Completion within budget ||  || Input to national planning ||
 * User satisfaction ||  || Broader social benefits ||
 * ||  || Cultural contributions ||
 * **Capacity building** ||  || Technical contributions ||
 * Contribution to intellectual capacity ||  || I**nstitutional Impacts** ||
 * Contribution to infrastructures ||  || Educational contributions ||
 * Contribution to institutional reputation ||  || Curriculum Improvement ||
 * ||  || Student's career enhancement ||
 * **Knowledge production** ||  || Institutional economic benefits ||
 * New knowledge ||  || Industrial linkages ||
 * Scientific publications ||  || Research Income ||
 * ||  || Income from IP/Products ||
 * ||  || Income from IP/Products ||

It cannot be assumed that R&D organisations are “well-insulated” from partisan emotions, political reactions and contextual factors, and that decision makers are rational and decisions are taken to best fit the content of the R&D programme. However, the irrational, creative and intuitive influences of the human side (behavioural approach) are often ignored. Also ignored may be the potential threat of misunderstandings and conflict (political approach).

[Fahad Al Hosni, PhD Thesis, https://dspace.lib.cranfield.ac.uk/handle/1826/6829]