Published November 24, 2022
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Towards Open Access and Open Science: The role of Botswana Library and Information Centres in BotsREN
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- 1. Electronic Publishing Trust (EPT) for Development, Institute of Social Sciences National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, National University of "Kyiv-Mohyla Academy", Stichting eIFL.net (EIFL)
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The UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science, adopted by 193 member states at the 41st General Conference in 2021, is the first international standard-setting instrument for Open Science. This recommendation offers a universally agreed-upon definition of Open Science and outlines core values, guiding principles, and practical actions to implement these principles at various stages of the scientific cycle.
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References
- UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science (2021): The first global instrument for Open Science.
- Open Access Journals & Repositories: The role of open access platforms in distributing scientific research.
- Thinking Beyond Publications: Openly sharing scientific outputs like research data, software, and other related materials.
- Sustainability in Open Science: Building long-term, efficient, and inclusive practices for open science.
- UNESCO General Conference (41st Session): The adoption of the UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science by member states.