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The '''NSFC Open Access Policy Implementation Guidelines (2014)''' set national requirements in China for making outputs from NSFC-funded basic research openly accessible, with openness as the default while respecting ethics, privacy, intellectual property, and security. It mandates open access to publications through deposition in trusted repositories, encourages use of persistent identifiers and FAIR-aligned data management plans, and outlines responsibilities for researchers, institutions, funders, and publishers in supporting compliance. Limited embargoes or exceptions for sensitive or commercial data must be justified transparently. The policy promotes infrastructures like repositories and registries, aligns with international open science efforts, and emphasizes the quality of openness—metadata, reproducibility, and accessibility—over publication counts. Equity and inclusion are treated as cross-cutting themes, with attention to minimizing author costs, supporting repository-based routes, and providing multilingual communication. Implementation relies on clear roles, reporting, and monitoring, making the guidelines a coherent, practical reference for researchers and institutions in China. | The '''NSFC Open Access Policy Implementation Guidelines (2014)''' set national requirements in China for making outputs from NSFC-funded basic research openly accessible, with openness as the default while respecting ethics, privacy, intellectual property, and security. It mandates open access to publications through deposition in trusted repositories, encourages use of persistent identifiers and FAIR-aligned data management plans, and outlines responsibilities for researchers, institutions, funders, and publishers in supporting compliance. Limited embargoes or exceptions for sensitive or commercial data must be justified transparently. The policy promotes infrastructures like repositories and registries, aligns with international open science efforts, and emphasizes the quality of openness—metadata, reproducibility, and accessibility—over publication counts. Equity and inclusion are treated as cross-cutting themes, with attention to minimizing author costs, supporting repository-based routes, and providing multilingual communication. Implementation relies on clear roles, reporting, and monitoring, making the guidelines a coherent, practical reference for researchers and institutions in China. | ||
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Resources国家自然科学基金委员会 基础研究知识库开放获取政策实施细则 (2014), National Natural Science Foundation Committee (NSFC)
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The NSFC Open Access Policy Implementation Guidelines (2014) set national requirements in China for making outputs from NSFC-funded basic research openly accessible, with openness as the default while respecting ethics, privacy, intellectual property, and security. It mandates open access to publications through deposition in trusted repositories, encourages use of persistent identifiers and FAIR-aligned data management plans, and outlines responsibilities for researchers, institutions, funders, and publishers in supporting compliance. Limited embargoes or exceptions for sensitive or commercial data must be justified transparently. The policy promotes infrastructures like repositories and registries, aligns with international open science efforts, and emphasizes the quality of openness—metadata, reproducibility, and accessibility—over publication counts. Equity and inclusion are treated as cross-cutting themes, with attention to minimizing author costs, supporting repository-based routes, and providing multilingual communication. Implementation relies on clear roles, reporting, and monitoring, making the guidelines a coherent, practical reference for researchers and institutions in China.
