Our commitments

Sustainable development
Mesopolhis is committed to environmental responsibility.
Vanina BEAUCHAMPS-ASSALI is the new Sustainable Development correspondent for the MMSH. A large number of concrete measures (energy eco-gestures, dematerialisation, good digital practices) have already been taken.
At the same time, the Sustainable Development Unit has been working on two key areas since the unit was set up:
This process of reflection has led to the development of a eco-responsible laboratory charterapproved by the Laboratory Council on Friday 07 October 2022.

Health and safety
Under the impetus of Ms Stéphanie MEIRANESIO, the laboratory's Health and Safety Officer, Mesopolhis has adopted the main health and safety documents in a bi-site approach.

Open science
The aim of open science is to make science more accessible to society as a whole, more contributive and more transparent, in order to increase the impact of research and improve the way it operates.
The humanities and social sciences are taking part in this movement, which has been driving the sciences for more than two decades. Under the impetus of Vanina BEAUCHAMPS-ASSALI, who is in charge of promoting scientific productions, Mesopolhis is committed to open science. In concrete terms, open access to scientific publications is the norm in our laboratory and we are committed to ensuring that all new publications by our researchers are available in full text or in open access on HAL, as soon as possible.
To make science more contributory, the laboratory is forging numerous research partnerships and developing partnership projects. Finally, we have begun work on opening up our research data in line with the FAIR (Findable Accessible Interoperable Reusable) principles. We encourage researchers to share and capitalise on good practice in managing their data.
As part of this approach to transferring and sharing knowledge and developing open science, we support researchers in their research programmes at every stage of the data lifecycle.

Gender parity
Mesopolhis places respect for the values of professional equality between men and women at the heart of its commitments.
In a resolution passed on 26 November 2021, the laboratory undertook to implement a policy to ensure parity between women and men in its research support and management teams. The MESOPOLHIS gender equality officer is Emilie DAVID.
As well as taking these objectives into account in our recruitment process, a working group of researchers and administrative staff has just been set up to look beyond the simple quantitative approach...
Our objectives are pursued in conjunction with Aix-Marseille University and Sciences Po Aix.
Contact Sciences Po Aix: mission.egalité@sciencespo-aix.fr
Contact Aix-Marseille University: respect-egalite@univ-amu.fr
