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Concerning open access policies, the report found that the majority of 48 major science funders considered both key forms of open access acceptable: open access publications in journals (referred to as “gold” and “hybrid” open access) and self-archiving (referred to as “green” open access).

monitor good practices in relation to open access to European scientific production, including those arising from large scale experiments by scientific communities and large research institutions, and encourage the development of new models that could improve access to European scientific research results; monitor the current situation of public virtual scientific libraries in the EU and other ongoing developments across Europe relating to access of students and researchers to scientific information and to its digital preservation, as well as the relevant legal framework conditions that may have an impact on access to this information; ...[+++] experiment with open access to scientific data and publications resulting from projects funded by the EU Research Framework Programmes in order to assess the appropriateness of adopting specific contractual requirements; encourage research into digital preservation, as well as experiments on and wide deployment of scientific data infrastructures with cross-border, cross-institution and cross-discipline added-value for open access to and preservation of scientific information; support and contribute to improving policy coordination and to fostering a constructive debate and exchange of information between stakeholders.

the need to ensure rapid and wide access to publicly funded research results; that Member States have a strong interest in an efficient scientific information system that maximises the socio-economic impact of public investments in research and technological development; the importance of scientific output resulting from publicly funded research being available on the Internet at no cost to the reader under economically viable circumstances, including delayed open access; the cross-border nature of many research endeavours, of their funding sources, and of their dissemination channels; the importance of better access to unprocessed data and repository resources for data and material that allows ...[+++] fresh analysis and utilisation beyond what the originator of the data had envisaged; that new forms of electronic communication have the potential to enable open access to data and scientific publications, and provide a unique opportunity for the open development of specific data mining, analysis and integration tools, possibly enhanced by common format standards; that policies and practices in the Member States on access to and preservation of scientific publications and research data are developing at different speeds; the importance of effective collaboration between different actors, including funding agencies, researchers, research institutions and scientific publishers, in relation to access, dissemination and preservation of scientific publications and research data;

While endorsing the Open Method of Coordination initiated by the European Commission between economic and social policy, employment policy and social security policy, the CoR - in its Opinion entitled "Strengthening the social dimension of the Lisbon strategy: streamlining open coordination in the field of social protection", prepared by Lena Celion, municipal commissioner of the Gotland Municipality (SV-EPP) - thinks it important to ensure compliance with the principle of subsidiarity.

(6) The Commission Communication "Strengthening the social dimension of the Lisbon strategy: streamlining open coordination in the field of social protection" proposed that the open method of coordination for pensions should be pursued after 2006 within a streamlined framework, on the basis of an evaluation of work undertaken in the different processes in the social protection domain, including that of pensions.

The Commission communication, entitled 'Strengthening the social dimension of the Lisbon strategy : streamlining open co-ordination in the field of social protection', sets out how the EU should integrate co-ordination in the above fields of social protection into a single framework and process using the open method of co-ordination by 2006.