Institutions that support open access

From OAD

• We're not ready to list individual institutions and describe in what sense they support OA. Instead, these are clusters of institutions which support OA in certain specific ways.

• Alphabetical.

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• Colleges and universities with provosts who support the Federal Research Public Access Act (FRPAA).

• Contributors to the Open Content Alliance.

• Foundations willing to pay processing fees charged by OA journals

• German science organizations who issued a joint statement in support of OA and against the objections and misunderstandings of the Heidelberg Appeal (March 2009).

• Institutional members of BioMed Central

• Institutional members of Public Library of Science

• Institutional participants in the Bethesda Statement on Open Access Publishing

• Institutional signatories of the AlouetteCanada Declaration.

• Institutional signatories of the Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities

• Institutional signatories of the Budapest Open Access Initiative

• Institutional signatories of the Cape Town Declaration

• Institutional signatories of the Declaration of Institutional Commitment to implement open-access policies on campus.

• Institutional signatories of the European Petition for guaranteed public access to publicly-funded research results.

• Institutional signatories of the Göttingen Declaration on Copyright for Education and Research.

• Members of the Alliance for Taxpayer Access.

• Members of the Directory of Open Access Journals.

• Members of the DSpace Federation.

• Members of the Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Association of India.

• Members of the Information Access Alliance

• Members of the International Scholarly Communications Alliance

• Members of the WorldWideScience Alliance.

• Partners of the SCOAP3 consortium

• University signatories to the Institutional Self-Archiving Policy Registry