Agencia Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo (ANID) Repository

Abstract

The ANID Repository in Chile is a digital platform managed by the Agencia Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo (ANID). It is dedicated to disseminating, managing, and preserving the scientific output resulting from various instruments funded by the agency. The improved version of the ANID repository promotes more explicitly the issues of copyright, usage rights, and their differences. The repository encourages the use of Creative Commons licenses. This practice aligns with the repository's open access policy, ensuring that users can search, read, download, copy, distribute, print, or link to the full texts of available documents without legal or financial barriers.

All resources within the repository are available in open access, each equipped with identifiers that facilitate citation and tracking of research products over time.

The repository hosts a diverse array of documents, including articles, book chapters, patents, audiovisual materials, cartographic materials, software, books, accepted manuscripts, final reports, conference papers, theses, data management plans, and research data.

Overview

Country	Chile
Start date	2012
Annual Budget	n/a
Responsible organisation(s)	Government agency
Target group(s)	Researchers, academic institutions, and the broader scientific community in Chile
Policy instrument type	digital infrastructure designed to guide the collection, sharing, and utilization of environmental research data.

Background

The repository is a stable digital information service that disseminates, manages, and preserves the scientific production obtained by the different instruments funded by ANID

Objective(s)

To enhance the accessibility and usability of scientific research outputs, promoting open access and collaboration

Public access URL

https://anid.cl/repositorio/

All tags

• Teachers
• Information services and access to datasets
• Established researchers
• Students
• Research support staff
• Junior researchers
• Higher education institutes
• 2012
• Responsibility, Ownership & Stewardship
• Open licenses
• Chile
• Government agency
• Public research institutes

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