Introducing the IDS perspective - Knowledge Sharing Systems
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The document discusses plans to create a more effective platform for sharing research knowledge globally through several key activities. It aims to connect organizations that facilitate knowledge sharing, build their capacity to aggregate research, and create an enabling environment for open sharing of content. The proposal includes scoping the current intermediary sector, developing a global network of these organizations, opening up systems and data through an API, supporting collaborative technology, and promoting standards and advocacy to encourage open access and sharing of research.
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