2025/09/23 – Make Data Count: Advancing research data tracking with the Open Science Monitoring Initiative
“The Open Science Monitoring Initiative promotes the open science monitoring principles and adoption of practices to understand the progress of open science. Make Data Count is an active participant in OSMI, through its Working Group focused on open science monitoring with scholarly content providers. We had a conversation with Laetitia Bracco, member of the OSMI Coordination Committee, about OSMI’s activities and collaboration opportunities between OSMI and Make Data Count to advance data monitoring and evaluation practices.”
2025/08/14 – Finnish Secretariat for National Coordination of Open Science and Research – OSMI principles: international framework for monitoring open science
“The principles of OSMI can provide support for the development of national AVOTT monitoring. The AVOTT Secretariat participates in the activities of the OSMI working groups and is thus able to immediately utilize the new development proposals and work results generated in them. AVOTT monitoring is already largely in line with the principles of OSMI. Experience from Finland’s national development work is therefore valuable information for the working groups. In the further development of national monitoring, OSMI’s principles and the results of the working groups’ work can be utilized, particularly in the development of qualitative indicators and, in the longer term, also in the self-assessment of monitoring.”
2025/08/07 – The Principles of Open Science Monitoring: OpenAIRE contributes to shaping global guidance
“Developed by the Open Science Monitoring Initiative (OSMI) through a collaborative consultation process with nearly 200 experts from six continents, the Principles offer guidance to governments, funders, institutions, and open infrastructure providers as they develop monitoring approaches suited to their unique contexts. The publication responds to the 2021 UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science, which called for the creation of robust frameworks to support national and international efforts to make science more open, inclusive, and impactful.”