National open science policy in France

The recently adopted UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science provides an international framework for open science policies and practices worldwide. CLACSO highlighted several concepts from the Recommendation that contribute to strengthening science as a public good, managed by the community as a common good.

According to the CLACSO and Carolina Foundation report on "Recent Trends in Open Science and Open Access Science Policies in Ibero-America", the pronouncements on the subject from Latin America and the Caribbean highlight the approach of knowledge as a public good and open access managed by the academic community as a common good, without profit.

For the development of national open science policies in Latin America, it is of particular interest to know about national policies from other countries in the region and the world that share this vision.

On this occasion, FOLEC-CLACSO is sharing the interview conducted by Fernanda Beigel , who chairs the Advisory Committee on Open Science of the Ministry of Science of Argentina, with Marin Dacos , Advisor for Open Science of the Ministry of Education, Research and Innovation of France, where the Second National Plan for Open Science 2021-2024 has been approved ( French version – English version ).

The members of the French Committee for Open Science play a fundamental role in drafting and implementing national open science plans.