DRIVER & The Global Open Access Challenge University of Durham, 22nd March 07 Mary Robinson SHERPA European Development Officer University of Nottingham.

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DRIVER & The Global Open Access Challenge University of Durham, 22nd March 07 Mary Robinson SHERPA European Development Officer University of Nottingham

OA as a Global Movement Projects and Initiatives European Example: - The Berlin Declaration (2003) to promote the Internet as a functional instrument for a global scientific knowledge base and human reflection and to specify measures which research policy makers, research institutions, funding agencies, libraries, archives and museums need to consider. We define open access as a comprehensive source of human knowledge and cultural heritage that has been approved by the scientific community. In order to realize the vision of a global and accessible representation of knowledge, the future Web has to be sustainable, interactive, and transparent. Content and software tools must be openly accessible and compatible. 226 organisations from all over the world have signed the Berlin Declaration: Governments, universities, research institutions, funding agencies, foundations, libraries, museums, archives, learned societies and professional associations

OA as a Global Movement Follow-Up Conferences on Berlin Declaration: oCERN May 2004 oSOUTHAMPTON Feb 2005 oGolm March 2006 oPadua September 2007 Recent & Forthcoming Conferences on OA: oScientific Publishing in the European Research Area, Brussels, European Commission, February 2007 o28 th Annual Conference of International Association of Technological University Libraries: Global Access to Science, Stockholm, Sweden, June 2007 o11 th International Conference on Electronic Publishing, Vienna University of Technology, Austria, June 2007

OpenDOAR- Repositories worldwide

OA in Europe Initiatives Study on the Economic and Technical Evolution of the Scientific Publication Markets of Europe (2006) oanalysis of the current scholarly journal publication market oextensive consultation with all the major stakeholders within the scholarly communication process (researchers, funders, publishers, librarians, research policymakers, etc.) Conclusion: odissemination and access to research results is a pillar in the development of the European Research Area oStudy made a number of recommendations to improve the visibility and usefulness of European research outputs

OA in Europe Initiatives Petition for guaranteed public access to publicly-funded research results … Urges the EC to adopt the first recommendation: GUARANTEE PUBLIC ACCESS TO PUBLICLY-FUNDED RESEARCH RESULTS SHORTLY AFTER PUBLICATION The Commission has a unique opportunity to place Europe at the forefront of the dissemination of research outputs and we encourage you to adopt the Study recommendations for the benefit of European research Total signatories since January 17th, 2007

OA in Europe Barriers –Technical –Political –Cultural –Language –Knowledge, Information & Distance

DRIVER- Digital Repository Infrastructure Vision for European Research EU-funded 18 month project 10 European partners: Greece, UK, Italy, France, Belgium, Germany, Poland and the Netherlands University of Nottingham –Advocacy role Activities –Conference attendance –Briefing papers –DRIVER leaflets –Website & Wiki –Mentor service

DRIVER- Aims and Objectives To organise and build a virtual, European scale network of existing institutional repositories To assess and implement state-of-the-art technology, which manages the physically distributed repositories as one large scale virtual content resource To assess and implement a number of fundamental user services To identify, implement and promote a relevant set of standards To prepare the future expansion and upgrade of the DR infrastructure across Europe and to ensure widest possible involvement and exploitation by users

OpenDOAR- Repositories in Europe

DRIVER Country Specific Belgium: more than 200 rectors and ministers and the two national funding bodies (the FWO- Fonds voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek and the FNRS - Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique) signed the Berlin Declaration. 13 February 2007: national conference on Open Access to Belgian research, How to increase your Impact with Open Access, 14 more Belgian university rectors, the two regional Ministers of Science and the President of the Council of Schools for HE also joined the signatories list. Ireland: 3 year project starting April The deliverables are- repositories in all 7 universities, a national search service, co-ordination of relevant standards and of copyright and licence policies.

DRIVER DRIVER Partners Belgium France Germany Greece Italy The Netherlands Poland UK Countries with contacts Ireland Latvia Luxembourg Spain Hungary Czech Republic Slovenia Countries with no contacts or known repositories Bulgaria Cyprus Estonia Lithuania Malta Romania Slovakia Countries with no contacts but known repositories Austria Denmark Finland Portugal Sweden

DRIVER- Stakeholder & Information Gap Analysis Academics –as authors –as researchers Institution Administrators Repository Administrators Library & Support Staff Funding Agencies –National government –European –Other Publishers National Research bodies European Research bodies General Public

DRIVER- Information Dissemination –Infrastructure, Materials, Services and Advocacy Support & Facilitate Communication –Point of contact –News, Events, Links –Wiki, Mentor service

DRIVER-future Advocacy events – conferences, workshops DRIVER testbed of repositories DRIVER Wiki DRIVER Support website DRIVER II

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