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KARISMA FOUNDATION Researcher - CC leader of Creative Commons in Colombia María Juliana Soto [email protected] Lead Researcher Amalia Toledo [email protected] Colombia

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KARISMA FOUNDATION

Researcher - CC leader of Creative Commons in Colombia

María Juliana Soto [email protected]

Lead ResearcherAmalia Toledo

[email protected]

Colombia

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@Karisma

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and Uruguay

IN LATIN AMERICAA survey of the policy landscape in

OPEN ACCESS & OER

Chile, Colombia

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Just in case…

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OA & OER INITIATIVES

a brief overview on Latin America

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METHODOLOGYPhases

COUNTRY MAPPING

IDENTIFIED THREE COUNTRIES

WORKSHOP

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FINDINGS

Variety of funding streams demonstrating the level of state

support inPUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION

Variety of manifestations of OE POLICIES originating from

HEIs or state funding agencies.

Development and implementation

of strengthening programmes in

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION

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CONCLUSIONS &

RECOMMENDATIONS

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NETWORKS

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Engage HIGHER EDUCATION stakeholders

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Articulate PUBLIC EXPENDITURE indicators and make requisite

data openly

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Promote OPEN POLICIES and MANDATES in PUBLIC CALLS for projects

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Include a discussion on Open Education in the PUBLIC AGENDA

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Articulate a strategy to promoteTOP-DOWN POLICIES

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VISIBILITY and COMMUNICATION strategy

for EXISTING INITIATIVES in the region

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Undertake ECONOMIC STUDIES in the region to show

the economic benefits of OER

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GRACIASMaría Juliana Soto

[email protected]@julianitaquetal

@Karisma

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.

It was carried out with the aid of a grant from the International Development Research Centre, Ottawa, Canada.