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. 2024 Jul 4;6:e1970. doi: 10.14324/111.444/ucloe.1970
21.1 The research I carried out during Blue Communities was relevant to creating impact (e.g., making a difference to society, SDGs, local communities, policies, management, etc.) in my region
21.2 I had the opportunity to lead research work and/or contribute ideas that directed the research
21.3 I learned new technical specialist skills
21.4 I have had the opportunity to be the lead author on one/more than one publication
21.5 I project-managed
21.6 I did not have time to learn all that I might have during Blue Communities
21.7 I wrote new research grants during my time on Blue Communities
21.8 I worked with interdisciplinary teams
21.9 I felt some types of training were missing from the Blue Communities project
21.10 I feel positive about working with people from different disciplines in the future
21.11 I have been able to answer some of my own research questions
21.12 I will build upon the international networks and professional relationships that have been developed through the Blue Communities programme
21.13 I could have led more work than I did during the Blue Communities project
21.14 I think I will have more opportunities available to enhance my future career as a result of the work I have conducted for the Blue Communities programme
21.15 My career level has progressed as a result of my involvement in Blue Communities
21.16 I thought the Blue Communities research could have been more interdisciplinary
21.17 My institution rewards or recognises my achievements linked to Blue Communities