1. Country update: Institutional Repository in China
Positioning Asia in the Global Movement of Open Science
Country update: Institutional Repository in China
顾立平 Alan Ku

2. Outline Open Access Policies Open Access Activities
Collaborative Issues

3. Global Research Council 2014

4. Review of GRC-OA Action Plan
In May 2014, at the Global Research Council 2014 Summit Meeting in Beijing, Premier Li Keqiang announced that Chinese government supports policies and mechanisms for open access to publicly funded knowledge.
PM Li Keqiang: Knowledge is a public good. A more open environment will enable everyone share the fruits of knowledge and promote inclusive development.

5. Review of GRC-OA Action Plan

6. Review of GRC-OA Action Plan
GRC endorsed its Open Access Action Plan in 2013, urging member organizations to take measures to ensure open access to papers resulted from public research funding, and demanding periodically review of the implementation of the Action Plan.
The review result be reported in 2014.

7. Open Access Policy of NSFC

8. Open Access Policy of NSFC
The policy announced that researchers they support should deposit their papers into online repositories and make them publicly accessible within 12 months of publication.

9. Open Access Policy of CAS

10. Open Access Policy of CAS
Although they are reluctant to mandate immediate open-access, both the CAS and the NSFC (and most research funders in China) allow researchers to use grant funds to cover publishing costs — including in open-access journals.
The CAS’s policy includes commitments to support publication in open-access journals and to make its own journals open access.

11. 12th National People's Congress 2016

12. 12th National People's Congress 2016
With Government work report of 5 year plan in the 12th National People's Congress, one of goals is to establish a platforms that will be created for crowd innovation, crowd support, crowdsourcing, and crowdfunding, and the mechanisms will be built to encourage new types of business startups and innovation-making through cooperation between enterprises, institutions of higher learning, research institutes, and makers.

13. Outline Open Access Policies Open Access Activities
Collaborative Issues

14. The Open Repository of National Natural Science Foundation of China

15. Chinese Academy of Sciences Gird

16. Chinese Academy of Sciences Gird
新疆分院
北京分院
沈阳分院
广州分院
成都分院
上海分院
合肥分院
兰州分院
武汉分院
长春分院
南京分院
西安分院
昆明分院 IR
Branch Academy ：13
City：28
Institute ：113
Chinese Academy of Science Instution
IR Present Situation

17. Institutional Repositories of CALIS

18. OA Policy Implementation Guideline
Research report Q & A for OA Policy Green OA and Golden OA Guideline Newsletter and Awards

19. 2016 China Fair Use Week

20. 2016 China Fair Use Week Introduction of Copyright law
Introduction of fair use
Open license
Data rights policy

21. 2016 Chinese IR Conference

22. 2016 Chinese IR Conference

23. 2016 China Open Access Week

24. 2016 China Open Access Week
Development trend of the global open access institutional repository
open science and replanning of open access
challenge and practice of constituting policy of open access in universities
a prospect on the inspection mechanism of open access policy implement and the policy suggestions of institutional funding for open publishing.
the new function of institutional repository for supporting data and knowledge service.
The challenge and practice of open publishing
Transition to Open Access: Barriers, Impact, Business Models, Infrastructures
Implementation Policies for Open Access Journals
challenges and strategies of transforming literature subscription to open publishing fee.
The Challenge and Practice of Open Data
Open data in a big data world—the international accord.
the strategy and practice of scientific database: a case study of Chinese scientific database.
the strategy and practice of scientific data journals: a case study of Chinese scientific data.
the rights management of data sharing.
the legal concepts and practical examples of data license.

25. COAR、EIFL、arXiv and More
Picture in 2012, Iryna Kuchma(EIFL), Norbert Lossau(COAR), Zhang Xiaolin(NSL,CAS), David Ruddy(arXiv.org)

26. COAR、arXiv、BASE and More
Publication in 2016, supported by Kahtleen Shearer(COAR), Oya Yildirim Rieger(arXiv.org), Friedrich Summann(BASE)

27. Outline Open Access Policies Open Access Activities
Collaborative Issues

28. Open Science and Knowledge Service
Ref. Huang Xiangyang, see

29. Open Science and Knowledge Service
The reason why we think open science and knowledge service.
IR as an important infrastructure for knowledge service.
CALL for China’s IRs Collaborations.

30. China academic institutional repository
Picture shows Zhu Qiang, Uni librarian of Peking University.
Ref. Chen Lin, see

31. Transition from subscription to OA publishing
Ref. Zhang Xiaolin, see

32. Transition from subscription to OA publishing
Background in Flipping the Subscription
Challenges and Scheming
Counterbalancing: Re-define & Re-position
Turn needs/rights into market/smart power

33. Technology, Policy and People
Ref. Li Jianhui, see

34. Data Librarian Community
Picture shows Liu Xiwen, Associate director of NSL, CAS
Ref. Ku Liping, see

35. OA Policy Research Platform

36. Challenge and Chance
How we make IRs to be an important part of collaborative platform between enterprises, institutions of higher learning, research institutes, and makers?
How we confirm that IRs have enough capacity to support new economic development, S&T innovation and to bring social benefit.?
How we make a more closely friendship bridge between Chinese IR community and you as other countries IR communities?

37. THANK YOU Q & A
Alan Ku