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Social Issues In The Pharmaceutical Value Chain

 

This survey helps to identify which social issues could be relevant (should be prioritized) in a

value chain for pharmaceutical products

as the first essential step to identify possible social hotspots and topics, which could be relevant for an assessment.

 

 

 

 

By completing this survey, you are supporting our research by helping us to identify relevant social issues that could be problematic in a pharmaceutical value chain.

Your answers will be treated in strict confidence and evaluated in anonymized form so that it is not possible to draw conclusions about individual companies/persons. With your consent, your information (identification of relevant social issues) will be collected and evaluated for further analysis.

 

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There are 25 questions in this survey.

Survey data policy

Declaration of data protection

1. Responsible for data processing
Responsible for the collection and processing of data in the context of this survey are
Martina Zimek ...
Christian Doppler Laboratory for Sustainable Product Management - Ecological and social sustainability of products and services
Institute for Environmental Systems Science
University of Graz
ce-research@uni-graz.at

2. Type of data collected
The survey does not ask for any personal data that can be directly traced back to a specific person. Only general questions are asked about electric cars and traction batteries for electric vehicles (EV batteries), as well as the importance of social aspects in digital product passports. Participation in the survey is completely anonymous. No names, e-mail addresses or other personal identifiers will be collected. No video or audio recordings will be made.

3. Purpose of data collection and processing
Your data will be collected and used exclusively for scientific purposes as part of a Horizon Europe research project at the University of Graz. The research does not pursue any commercial interest. All data will be treated as strictly confidential.

4. Storage and deletion of data
Participation in the study is voluntary. You can cancel the questionnaire at any time. Your participation is anonymous and your answers cannot be traced back to you. This also means that your personal data record cannot be identified by us after the survey has been completed. The answers will be stored for a maximum of 10 years and processed exclusively by the University of Graz.

5. Your rights
If you would like information about your stored data after the study, please note this in the final comment field (together with a contact address if necessary). You have the right to request information about the data stored about you, to correct it or to request its deletion at any time. If you have any questions or concerns regarding your data, please contact the persons responsible for this survey: Martina ZIMEK, Institute of Environmental Systems Science, University of Graz (by e-mail to ce-research@uni-graz.at).

 
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