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The organisation ensures the use of persistent identifiers. +
The organisation maintains a publication archive or a comparable system, either alone or together with other organisations. +
This national policy component is the Finnish research community’s <sup id="cite_ref-3" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-3">[3]</a></sup> shared guideline for the advancement of open access to research data. The policy component does not include research methods as these will, in accordance with the policy structure, be discussed in a separate<br />policy component.<br />The policy component on open access to research data primarily concerns research data that has been produced or used as part of a research or development process as of 1 July 2021 and<br />*where the researcher is working in or is affiliated with a Finnish research organisation and/or working with funding by a Finnish research funding organisation<br />or<br />*where the research or development project involving the compilation or use of the research data takes place in a Finnish research organisation and/or is funded by a Finnish research funding organisation. +
No later than 2023, data management plans have been drawn up as part of quality management for all starting research and development projects, taking into account the needs of different fields of science and the lifecycle of the research data. +
No later than 2024, higher education institutions will ensure that thesis supervisors are able to evaluate and comment on data management plans as part of their supervisory work. +
No later than 2022, research organisations support research planning so as to ensure preparedness for sufficient resourcing and costs of data management and its support. +
No later than 2022, research organisations have regularly updated data policies. +
No later than 2022, higher education institutions will offer instructions, practices and training in the field of data management planning for students, researchers and other personnel. +
Higher education institutions include data management training in their curricula for basic and further education when curricula are updated. +
No later than 2023, research organisations will include creation and maintenance of data management plans in their research and service processes at each stage of the data lifecycle. +
No later than 2024, research organisations have developed monitoring to ensure implementation of good and responsible data management practices. +
No later than 2022, research organisations apply operating models with which all rights, terms and licenses related to the use of research data can be clearly agreed between all participants in research work. +
In 2021, research organisations will offer education and/or training and advice on rights related to research data and open science licenses. +
In 2021, research funding organisations and research organisations will instruct researchers on licensing according to the requirements of legislation on the reuse of research data produced with public funding. +
In 2021, research organisations have basic principles concerning the agreements on the rights and responsibilities related to research data. Advice and guidance are available for special cases. +
During 2021, the Open Science Coordination will produce a report on the legal questions related to open science. Recommendations on the content of agreements will be created in co-operation with the Finnish research community. +
In 2021, research funding organisations and research organisations will instruct researchers either to appropriately license research data to be opened or to guarantee the societal impact of the research outputs through commercialisation. +
No later than 2022, research data produced in starting research and development projects have been documented so that the documentation supports the opening, re-use, findability, interoperability and accessibility of research data. +
In 2021, research organisations support research planning so that research projects are able to prepare for the documentation costs of research data. +
No later than 2022, research organisations will offer training and support as well as tools for documentation of research data to various target groups, taking into account the skills development of the target groups, the needs of various fields of science, and the lifecycle of the research. +