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Dr. Roshan Karn Director Open Access Nepal OPEN ACCESS IN NEPAL Dr. Roshan Karn Director Open Access Nepal

INTRODUCTION TO OPEN ACCESS NEPAL Open Access Nepal is an autonomous, non political, non profit and non governmental organization. OA Nepal is the official student chapter of Right to Research Coalition in Nepal Includes members from different streams of education (medicine, engineering, accountancy, public health) With the central chapter based at Institute of Medicine, OA Nepal has local chapters in 3 universities, 17 medical colleges and 2 engineering universities

The main objective of Open Access Nepal is to promote the principles and policies of open access, open education and open data throughout the country . The ultimate goal of OA Nepal is to come up with a concrete national policy related to OA.

What have we achieved so far? We have organized series of official and unofficial meetings with the librarians of universities, government officials and policy makers from the Ministry of Health and Population as well as the Ministry of Education We have successfully organized talk programs with students, researchers, faculty heads, professors, deans and campus chiefs from different universities We have collaborated with Nepal Medical Students’ Society (NMSS), Open Knowledge Foundation (OKF), Wikipedia Nepal, Tribhuwan University Central Library (TUCL), Nepal Library Information Consortium (NELIC), Nepal Health Research Council (NHRC), Right to Research Coalition (R2RC), Electronic Information for Libraries (EIFL), OCSDNET and INASP.

We have drafted a national Open Access Policy in collaboration with EIFL, CC, TUCL and MOE. Successful in capacity building of students around the country, enabling them to do independent open access events. In 2016, we were successful in developing an institutional open access policy in Nepal.

2014 International Open Access Week 2014 in Nepal Day 1: Conference on “ Introduction to Open Access, Open Educational Resources and Open Data” Day 2: Workshops on Open Access, Open Science and Collaborative Research and Open Data Chief Guest: Iryna Kuchma (Open Access Programme Manager – EIFL) Speakers from different organizations including government officials Alliance with Open Knowledge Foundation Network and Open Nepal

Participants during the Open Access Week Event 2014

2015 Open Access Nepal launched a 6 month long project called “Open Access: Greater Reach for Research” in 2015 All the development regions were targeted during this project Open Access advocacy campaigns were done in major universities and campuses within each development region

Central Development Region Tribhuvan University Chitwan Medical College Nawlaparasi Campus Eastern Development Region B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences

Western Development Region Pokhara University Mid-Western Development Region Nepalgunj Medical College

A team of 7 members travelled to one institute at the end of each month It’s a 2 day event in each university Day1: Orientation about Open Access, Open Educational Resources, Open Data and Open Access Repository Day2: Workshops on topics such as Open Access Advocacy at local level, OER, Open Policy, Finding and Accessing Open Resources, Issues and Challenges related to Open Access and Digital Repository

2016 A project titled “Open Access: Starting out in Research” will begin next week Research training programs will be conducted for 3 times in in collaboration with the Govt. of Nepal (Nepal Health Research Council) Research training will be offered in two modules (Module 1 lasting for 2 days and Module 2 lasting for 1 day). There will be a gap of 10 days between each module. The gap between the modules is intended to provide the participants time to use and develop the skills taught during Days 1 and 2 of Module 1, and to spend time developing a research question and start to formulate a proposal.

Module 2 (1 day after a gap of 10 days from Module 1) Module 1 (Day 1 and 2)   Searching the Literature ( OPEN LITERATURE) Understanding statistics Critical Appraisal Obtaining ethical approval Writing research protocol Module 2 (1 day after a gap of 10 days from Module 1) Selecting robust outcome measures Using and developing a questionnaire Getting Research funding Disseminating research

OPEN ACCESS WEEK 2016