Czech Republic
EIFL in Czech Republic

The Czech Republic became an EIFL project country in 2009 with the launch of the European Commission (EC) funded OpenAIRE (Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe) project.

The project, for which EIFL coordinated activities in 10 Eastern European countries, launched an e-infrastructure and open science policies and created a network of experts to support the researchers in meeting the requirements of the EC open access policies (which make all research funded by the EC open access).

 

EIFL IN ACTION

DIAMAS: Developing Institutional Open Access
EIFL and partners in the DIAMAS project (...)
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Open Access Programme
Open Climate Campaign
EIFL, Creative Commons and SPARC partner (...)
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Open Access Programme
EIFL’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic
How EIFL is supporting universities, lib (...)
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EIFL General
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NEWS

Ukraine boosts the right to read for people with disabilities
Today, 8th September 2023, the availability of books for Ukrainians (...)
Library copyright statutes around the world: record global...
International copyright expert, Professor Kenneth D. Crews, led a (...)
FOSTER training events for 2015
The FOSTER (Facilitate Open Science Training for European Research) (...)
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BLOG

"WIPO should take the lead on libraries before someone else...
We really didn’t know what to expect from the last WIPO meeting of (...)
Deadlock at WIPO
In retrospect the clouds hovering above the World Intellectual (...)
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EVENTS

PASTEUR4OA project mid-term meeting
The PASTEUR4OA (Open Access Policy Alignment Strategies for European (...)
OpenAIRE2020 kick-off meeting
A year after the start of the European Commission's (EC) Horizon 2020 (...)
Bibliotheca academica 2014
EIFL-OA Programme Manager Iryna Kuchma will attend Bibliotheca (...)
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