The document outlines a roadmap for enhancing data management practices and economic growth through collaboration across various countries in Latin America. It discusses the study of legislation, institutional policies, and projects related to research data management (RDM) in countries such as Argentina, Brazil, and Chile. Key examples include the establishment of digital repository systems and policies to promote open scientific data access.

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London (UK)
29 January 2016
Vienna (Austria)
6 April 2016
Helsinki (Finland)
28 June 2016
Santiago de Chile (Chile)
27 October 2016
Barcelona (Spain)
27 January 2017
Port of Spain (Trinidad
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Enhance the LERU Roadmap with more case studies and best
practices
Contribute to economic growth (“ Data-driven economy”)
Collaboration across national boarders
Raise awareness on RDM
Expected results from the LEARN project
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• Argentina
• Brazil
• Colombia
• Chile
• Mexico
• Peru
• Uruguay
What are we looking for?
• Legislation
• Institutional policies
• Projects
• Experiences with RDM
implementation
• People and institutions
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Sistema Nacional de Repositorios Digitales
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Repositorio ALICIA. Acceso Libre a Información
Científica para la Innovación
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• Ley de Ciencia y Tecnología
(2002), Decreto de reforma de la
Ley (2014)
• Creation of and
institutional repositories
• Deposit of data “de las
investigaciones” (optional)
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• Proposal of policy + portal of
“Datos Científicos” (CONICYT)
• Experiences with data intensive
research: Red Biodiversidad Chile
Publicación CONICYT. “Datos
Científicos Abiertos. La Ciencia la
hacemos entre todos”
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