Research Impact refers to the effect that research has on society, the economy, and the environment. It encompasses how findings influence policy decisions, improve practices, or contribute to advancements in various fields. This impact can be measured through citations, public engagement, or changes in behavior and practices. Evaluating Research Impact involves assessing both direct and indirect outcomes. Direct outcomes may include new technologies or treatments, while indirect outcomes could involve shifts in public awareness or changes in legislation. Understanding this impact helps researchers demonstrate the value of their work and secure funding for future projects.