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Published on: September 22, 2021
NGOs' experiences of navigating the open access landscape
1www.nilammcgrath.com @TalkingEvidence, Leeds, UK.
Abstract:
Grant-led consortia working in the global development sector rely on the input of local and national non-government organisations in low- and middle-income countries. However, the open access mandates and mechanisms embedded within grants and promoted by funders and publishers are designed almost exclusively with large universities and research institutions in mind. Experiences from the consortium of health research non-government organisations comprising the Communicable Diseases Health Service Delivery research programme show that implementing open access mandates is not as simple or frictionless as it initially appears.
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