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Engagement Model for PRME Schools & Academic Institutions

The PRME can serve as a framework for systemic change for business schools and management-related institutions, on the basis of three distinctive characteristics of the initiative:

  1. Continuous Improvement
    Any school that is willing to engage in a gradual but systemic manner is welcome to join the initiative. Implementation of the Principles should be understood as a long-term process of continuous performance improvement and the PRME can provide a framework of general principles through which to engage faculty and staff, and build institutional support.
  2. A Learning Network
    The PRME initiative also functions as a learning network. By collecting and channeling good practices, it will facilitate an exchange of existing and state-of-the-art experiences within the PRME network.
  3. Report to Stakeholders
    Adopting the PRME implies that the signatory school is willing to report regularly - annually - on progress to all stakeholders. Public reporting is the best way to ensure the credibility of the initiative and allows giving recognition to good performances.