Belgian Science Policy Office (BELSPO) Open Access policy and its federal context Eric Laureys 10-02-2016.

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Belgian Science Policy Office (BELSPO) Open Access policy and its federal context Eric Laureys 10-02-2016

Institutional Belgium Competences over fundamental research: Communities : Education (Universities) Federal Adm. : Fields defined by national interest and international commitments (BELSPO, Research Institutions)

BELSPO Open Access mandate General approach :. - Enforcing Green OA BELSPO Open Access mandate General approach : - Enforcing Green OA - Fostering Fair Gold OA Policy rationale : - Making society benefit from taxpayer funded activity - Support the sustainability and the development of scientific research - Honor public responsibility with regard to long term national heritage conservation

BELSPO Open Access mandate Common Green OA requirements : BELSPO Open Access mandate Common Green OA requirements : - Mandatory ID/OA with retention of needed rights - Grey literature - 6/12 month embargoes - Choice of OAI-PMH compatible repository - CC BY for articles, CC BY-NC for monographs Uncommon Green OA requirements : - Immediate deposit of BELSPO project reports (mandate includes report editing instructions) - Immediate OA for articles published before 1993 - Negotiated monograph embargo allowed but embargo duration has to be established

BELSPO mandate credibility Backing of Green OA mandate with real infrastructure : - Centralised for 14 research institutions - Repository administration entrusted to Royal Library - Considering merger with Legal Depot’s digital extension - Soon to be opened up to other federal departments

BELSPO Open Access mandate Common Gold OA requirements : BELSPO Open Access mandate Common Gold OA requirements : - Journal listed with recognised on line directories - Transparency for publishers, venues and APC - No hybrid unless proven absence of Double Dipping - No bundled APC deals at a fixed sum per timeframe - No differential charges for Creative Commons Uncommon Gold OA requirements : - Hybrid allowed for monographs - Grant based APC cap of €1300 + 20% of outstanding sum - For monographs : €6000 + 20% of the outstanding sum

BELSPO Open Access mandate Furthering compliance: BELSPO Open Access mandate Furthering compliance: - Evaluation based solely on repository bibliography - In cases of noncompliance with APC, embargo, protection, licence and copyright policies, concerned publications will be withdrawn from bibliography - Full text accessibility provides edge with evaluation - Exceptions may be granted by a special OA Commission

BELSPO OA mandate acceptance Reservation w. r. t. Green OA : BELSPO OA mandate acceptance Reservation w.r.t. Green OA : - Fear that OA will undermine book sales - Fear of coercing senior researchers into complying - Faith to existing institutional Integrated Library Systems - Refusal of double import Reservation w.r.t. Gold OA : - Refusal of APC caps to maintain full IF potential - Refusal to dump hybrid journals to maintain full IF potential - Request funds for non-project based institutional research

Eric Laureys Science Policy Officer Scientific and Technical Information Service (STIS) Belgian Federal Science Policy Office (BELSPO) 231 Avenue Louise BE-1050 Bruxelles +32 (0)2 238 37 51 www.stis.belspo.be eric.laureys@stis.belspo.be