Source: Van der Vooren, R., Dekker, R. (2022). NPOS 2030 consultation report. Open consultation of the Ambition Document NPOS 2030. Robert Consultancy, February 2022. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6106850
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(2) What did respondents suggest to improve regarding the four elements in the NPOS 2030 Ambition Document?
The Steering Board also requested to advise on (3): what do respondents advise to onboard in the draft Rolling Agenda of NPOS 2030? -
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Source: Graaf, M. van der & Johnson, R. (2021), 100% Open Access voor Nederlandse Onderzoekspublicaties: Academische boeken. Report for the Universities of the Netherlands (VSNU). -
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Source: Graaf, M. van der & Johnson, R. (2021), 100% Open Access voor Nederlandse Onderzoekspublicaties: Tijdschriftartikelen. Report for the Universities of the Netherlands (VSNU).
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Monitoring open access publishing of NWO-funded research (2015-2021)
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A distinction is made between gold, hybrid, bronze, and green OA. Given the importance attached to the diamond model in the international debate about open access, we also distinguish diamond OA. The analyses presented in this report also cover publications funded by ZonMw. This report builds on two earlier reports, published in 2020 and 2021, covering publications from the period 2015–2018 and 2015-2020, respectively.Source: Ludo Waltman, & Wout S. Lamers. (2022). Monitoring Open Access publishing of NWO-funded research (2015-2021) (Version 1). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7105355
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Many national open science related initiatives have already been launched. A major boost is required if these initiatives are to be coordinated and the great ambition realized. That is why this plan lists the ambitions and provides details of the parties intending to take action, as well as the time frames within which they believe they can realise their objectives.
With the ambitions set out in this plan the Netherlands is responding to the Amsterdam Call for Action on Open Science published in 2016, the conclusions of the Competitiveness Council in May 2016, and to the in the letter to Parliament concerning open science confirmed question by the State Secretary for Education, Culture and Science (January 2017). -
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