Importance of Open Research

Why is Open Research so important? We could spend hours breaking down the many benefits of Open Research. So, here the highlights:
Reduces the barrier to collaborative research through data sharing, transparency and attribution.
It reduces research and budget waste.
Helps to reduce the bias in editorial processes.
It enables others to build on new ideas right away wherever and whoever they are.
Supports easier access to research and publishing opportunities for developing nations, the Global South and underfunded research areas.
It supports reproducibility which helps to build public trust in research. It enables better real world impact. Research is not just for academics, it is for practitioners, policymakers, NGOs, journalists and more. And by supporting easy and equal access to all aspects of research it supports better, more evidence based policy and practice changes recommendations.
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