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WHAT SHOULD BE DONE ON POLICY

LEVEL TO GIVE OPEN ACCESS IN

BELGIUM A BOOST?

Open Access to Excellence in Research

Brussels, October 22, 2012

THE CREF ANSWER

Conseil des Recteurs des universités francophones de Belgique

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Short reminder…

!  The first goal of Science

! is to increase the human knowledge in order to improve

the global well-being for all

! is not to generate outrageous profits for some

!  Publicly funded research is to be freely accessible

to all

! For ethical and philosophical reasons ! For economic reasons

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What’s already done?

!  Institutional « Mandates » for most universities

!  PhD theses: FUSL (2005-2008), UCL (2005-2008, ULg (2006), ULB (2007), FUNDP

(2008)

!  Articles: ULg (2007), ULB (2007), UCL (2008) , UMONS (2010 not mandatory but

encouraged)

!  3 Repositories for the 3 Academies

!  (ULB+UMONS) 107,000 references – 17,600 with FT

!  (UCL + FUNDP + FUSL) 88,000 references – 22,300 with FT

!  (ULg) 86,000 references – 52,300 with FT

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One priority, four facets

!  Green first!

! Without a strong frame, Gold OA could become a

pitfall (1500-2500€/article)

! … and a source of new profit for publishers

!  4 facets

! Improved IR

! Copyrights issues ! Harvesting

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Improve IR

!  Bibliometrics

!  Unified authors identifiers for CfB

!  Unified information for peer reviewing status in IR

!  Challenge of long-term preservation

!  Experimenting new publication models and peer

reviewing

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Address copyright issues

!  Developing global tools to help authors not to

transfer all rights on the publications to the publishers

!  Working on a political level to improve the legal

framework in order to retain sufficient rights to the Institutions

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Harvesting

!  Harvesting in a central portal ALL publications from

IR of the Universities

! Maximizing the visibility and access to the scholarly

research of CfB (+280,000 references)

! With special attention to OA papers

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Towards a Belgian Mandate…

!  Same for ALL Belgian universities !  For authors:

!  Deposit in their IR

"  a copy of the FT for ALL scholarly articles and published conference proceedings

"  In final version

"  Immediately after acceptance

!  Make the FT freely available asap. For example, according to the EU recommandation: no later than

"  6 months after publication (STM)

"  12 months after publication (SSH)

!  Introduce in IR bibliographic references of ALL publications and scholarly communications

!  For Universities and F.R.S-FNRS & FWO:

!  6 months after the implementation of this Belgian mandate,

!  only references listed in these IR would be taken into account

!  for all researchers of Belgian universities and for researchers funded by the F.R.S.- FNRS and the FWO,

!  for any institutional official list of publications, including evaluation purpose of curriculum and credit allocation

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… before an European mandate!

!  The Belgian mandate as an example for Europe

!  Convince

! EUA

! Other chancelors ! Funders

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