The National Research and Development Agency (ANID) Open Access Policy mandates that all research outputs funded by ANID must be made freely accessible to the public. The policy clearly states the possibility of informing the Agency of publication embargo periods, if they exist. The policy allows for an embargo period, typically up to 12 months, during which access to the publication may be restricted. The same applies to the ANID repository, which consults whoever is depositing about these temporary restrictions. Data generated from ANID-funded projects should be made openly accessible, adhering to the principles of FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) data. The policy permits a limited period during which researchers have exclusive rights to utilize the data they have produced.
Agencia Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo (ANID) Open Access Policy
Abstract
Country | Chile |
Start date | 2021 |
Annual Budget | n/a |
Responsible organisation(s) | Government agency |
Target group(s) | Researchers, academic institutions, and the general public who benefit from access to ANID-funded research outputs |
Policy instrument type | Institutional Policy document |
This policy aligns with global open access initiatives and aims to enhance the visibility and impact of Chilean research on a global scale
To promote the dissemination and accessibility of scientific knowledge, ensuring that publicly funded research is available to everyone.
To provide a structured timeline that leads to eventual open access, promoting broader dissemination and reuse of research data.
To ensure that Chile's open access practices are consistent with global norms, facilitating international collaboration and compliance with funding requirements.
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