“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.”
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OSMI needs you! Tell us what you think of the Principles of Open Science Monitoring self-assessment grid
OSMI is pleased to share the first version of a self-assessment grid to help initiatives evaluate how well they comply ...
Missed the 2026 OSMI plenary? The recording and presentation are now available!
The OSMI 2026 plenary took place on 30 September; on the agenda were an update from the Coordination Committee, the ...
New report on scoping the needs of Open Science monitoring
OSMI Working Group 1 (WG1) has recently published a report “Scoping the needs of Open Science Monitoring”, now available on ...