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===== E) Strategic Recommendations – Code / Credo / Rights =====

====== 1) Shared cross-institution “Top 5” ======
# Transparent Governance Dashboards (Code + Rights) - Annual, public dashboards with: - Funding and donor patterns - COI declarations and enforcement - Misconduct / harassment cases (anonymised) and resolution times - Climate metrics (emissions, energy use, travel, procurement)
# Access & Affordability Guarantees (Rights + Credo) - Clear, simple guarantee statements for low- and middle-income students (“If X, then your total costs will not exceed Y”). - Expanded online/hybrid options and micro-credentials for global learners.
# Mental Health & Workload Rebalancing (Rights) - Systematic redesign of workloads for students and early-career staff. - Minimum support standards across all departments/colleges, with monitoring and feedback.
# AI & Data Governance Charters (Code + Rights) - Explicit rules on how learning analytics, proctoring, admissions tools, HR algorithms, and research AIs can be used. - Strong privacy and contestation rights (appeals, explanations, human override).
# Expectation Audits (U-Model universal) For each critical process (admission, assessment, hiring, discipline, AI use): - What do people rightfully expect? - Are we meeting it in practice? - If not, what policy + process + data changes close the gap?

====== 2) Harvard-specific actions ======
* Leverage ESG & business strengths for public good - Use the business and innovation ecosystem to create global equity initiatives: low-cost programmes, joint degrees with public universities in lower-income regions, and outcome-based scholarships.
* Strengthen protection from undue influence - Tighten and surface rules on corporate and political involvement in research agendas and teaching content.
* Make well-being a performance metric - Reward departments not only for publications and funding, but also for student and staff well-being indicators.

====== 3) Oxford-specific actions ======
* Standardise rights across colleges - A minimum, enforceable Rights & Protections baseline that every college must meet (housing, support, anti-harassment, mental health).
* Turbocharge applied innovation - Translate strength in ethics and global policy into more applied innovation labs addressing SDGs, with clear impact metrics.
* Housing & living-cost protections - Targeted housing solutions and stipends for low-income and international students to reduce exclusion by cost.