The Analysis & Policy Observatory (APO) is a member of the Canadian–Australian Partnership for Open Scholarship (CAPOS), a collaboration between the INKE Partnership and Australian-based partners that works toward greater engagement and capacity for open scholarship, internationally and locally. The Australian-based APO is a publisher of and repository for open access research and policy resources.
L’Analysis & Policy Observatory (APO, pour son acronyme en anglais) est membre d’un partenariat Canadien–Australien pour l’erudition ouvertes (CAPOS, pour son acronyme en anglais), une collaboration entre INKE et des partenaires basés en Australie qui s’emploient à renforcer l’engagement et la capacité en matière de l’erudition ouvertes, aux niveaux international et local.
L’annonce de Plan S en septembre 2018 a amené la question de la mise en œuvre au premier plan des discussions sur le libre accès. L’un des problèmes abordés dans le plan et dans un certain nombre de réponses à celui-ci est celui de la conformité : de nombreux organismes de financement en Amérique du Nord et en Europe ont des mandats en matière de libre accès, mais dans quelle mesure les chercheurs les respectent-ils ?
The announcement of Plan S in September 2018 brought the issue of implementation to the forefront of discussions of open access (OA). One issue addressed in the Plan and in a number of responses to it is that of compliance: many funding bodies in North America and Europe have OA mandates, but to what extent are researchers complying with them?
Open government indicates that citizens have access to the publications, records and data of the government, in order to enable the public to observe government activity and for the government to be open to public scrutiny. Often associated with transparency and accountability, open government is widely considered to be a hallmark of the modern democracy. Open government also allows for more effective dissemination of information, which facilitates a higher level of civic engagement.