2011-05 ciard general presentation - english - bangladesh
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2011-05 CIARD General Presentation. CIARD & RAIS International Workshop. (Dhaka, Bangladesh)TRANSCRIPT
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CIARD & RAIS WorkshopDhaka, Bangladesh. May, 2011
Coherence in Information for Agricultural Research
for Development
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ARE THEY TRULY ACCESSIBLE FOR ALL?
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH OUTPUTS
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Contribution and Participation in Science
Territory size shows proportion of scientific papers published in 2001 by authors living there. Copyright SASI Group (University of Sheffield) and Mark Newman (University of Michigan)
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Why is coherence in agricultural information so
important? • Innovation systems in
agriculture are critical to the fight against hunger & sustainable use of natural resources
• Rapid agricultural innovation is knowledge-intensive and depends on access to information
• Coherence in information management will increase efficiency of knowledge sharing/exchange and reduce duplication
Why enhance access to agricultural information?
• Most public domain agricultural information not yet widely accessible
• New types of research, organisations, and collaboration create new demands
• Improving the way the partners work together requires greater information and information flow systems
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Global and Local Challenges in Research Communication
• Capacities– Lack of institutional policies to enable research communication– Lack of specialized skills in complex digital technologies
• Diversity of Responses– Customized Information/Knowledge Systems – In-house IKM Programmes– Institutional Networks– National Initiatives– R&D Community Forums/Platforms– Virtual and Web2.0 tools for Participation/Interaction
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A new way forwardCoherence in Information for Agricultural Research
for Development
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Founding Partners
and growing…..
The Community
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2nd IISAST Consultation
CIARD Initiative launched
(15 founding partners)
Regional Consultations
70 countries 150 info prof.
1 st IISAST Consultation
TASK FORCES
CIARD endorsed (GCARD and FARA)
+112 partners and growing…
20092007 20082005
Coherence in Information for Agricultural Research for Development
A new global movement to provide a platform for coherence between information-related initiatives
to make public domain agricultural research information and knowledge truly accessible to all
e-Consultation & Beijing Consultation
+ Regional Workshops
GCARD 2012
2011
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1st Global Conference on Agricultural Research for Development (GCARD), March 2010 Recommended that:
Stakeholders use the potential of multi-partner initiatives such as CIARD to facilitate availability and access to information and knowledge in innovative ways.
5th General Assembly of the Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA), July 2010
Recommended that CIARD should:
advocate for more coherent approaches to knowledge sharing and communication of the outputs of agricultural research support development of national capacities for all types of stakeholders
Endorsement of
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CIARD: Benefits to Institutions
• increased national/international visibility and use of their research output and content services
• increased exchange of information content between their system(s) and others
• increased awareness of other research outputs through information content and services
• increased access to specialised expertise and knowledge and other partners’ proven solutions
CIARD: Institutions’ Contributions
• promote and implement the CIARD vision and objectives
• register products and services on research outputs through the CIARD RING
• adopt/promote international standards related to digital research outputs
• register institutional profile on Checklist
• share lessons learned and experiences
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“To make public domain agricultural research information and knowledge truly accessible to all”
• All organizations that create and possess public agricultural research information disseminate and share it more widely
• CIARD partners will (a) coordinate their efforts, (b) promote common formats, (c) adopt open systems
• Create a global network of public collections of information
The Vision and Manifesto
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To increase the benefits from investments in agricultural research and innovation for development,
the partners in the CIARD initiative have agreed to make research outputs truly accessible, based on a
common set of values:• Advocate effective investments
• Establish coherent systems and services• Communicate content
• Develop and strengthen capacities
The Values
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Developing Institutional Readiness
1. Introduce and gain support for the CIARD Manifesto and Values in your institution
2. Have your institution recognised as a CIARD partner
3. Adopt a formal institutional information/ communication strategy
4. Develop the capacities of your institution to achieve the CIARD Checklist
5. Develop national/local partner networks to share resources and skills
Increasing the Availability, Accessibility and Applicability of Research Outputs
6. Ensure your research outputs are available digitally. 7. Develop institutional or thematic information
repositories of your outputs as open archives.8. Use international metadata standards, data exchange
protocols, and agricultural vocabularies and thesauri. 9. Develop a clearly defined licensing policy for your
outputs. 10. Optimize the structure and the content of web sites
for search engines.11. Share metadata by participating in international
information systems.12. Use ‘social’ Web 2.0 media and applications to share
your outputs.13. Build formal and informal networks to to repackage
your outputs.
Checklist of Good Practices
www.ciard.net
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Pathways to achieve the Checklist
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• Global registry of information sources and services in agriculture
• information providers register their services in various categories – e.g.– 103 document repositories with 4 million
accessions, and 750,00 full text documents– RSS feeds – news & events: 18
Routemap to Information Nodes and Gateways
http://ring.ciard.net/
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Vision
Manifesto(Values)
Checklist
Pathways
Fair
www.ciard.net
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Achievements: Accessibility of research outputs in some International Centres
Centre A Centre B Centre C
BibliographicReferences
Full Text Resources Search Engines
Graph by FAO. Source data from Agricultural Information Worldwide. Vol. 3. No.1 (2010)
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Achievements: Institutional Repositories in Ghana
Graph by FAO. Source data from INSTI, Ghana. March, 2010
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Advocacy Task Force
Capacity Building Task Force
Content Management Task Force
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Development of Principal ToolsManifesto/Checklist & advocacy aids
AdvocacyBring the agenda to principal stakeholder groups
(a) information professionals(b) directors / managers / rectors
(c) researchers / academics
Advocacy Task Force