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Organisations have policies and guidelines for the open publication of theses and a platform for their publication. +
The organisation ensures the use of persistent identifiers. +
The organisation maintains a publication archive or a comparable system, either alone or together with other organisations. +
This national policy component is the Finnish research community’s <sup id="cite_ref-3" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-3">[3]</a></sup> shared guideline for the advancement of open access to research data. The policy component does not include research methods as these will, in accordance with the policy structure, be discussed in a separate<br />policy component.<br />The policy component on open access to research data primarily concerns research data that has been produced or used as part of a research or development process as of 1 July 2021 and<br />*where the researcher is working in or is affiliated with a Finnish research organisation and/or working with funding by a Finnish research funding organisation<br />or<br />*where the research or development project involving the compilation or use of the research data takes place in a Finnish research organisation and/or is funded by a Finnish research funding organisation. +
Research organisations have organised, structured and assigned responsibility for the strategic management of research data management and decision-making at organisational level. +
The research organisation ensures that responsibilities and decision-making related to research data management and the production, use and development of data management services are clear and transparent. +
Research organisations promote the openness, reuse and responsible management of research data by creating incentives and monitoring mechanisms. +
The research organisation actively develops incentives to enable the publication and reuse of research data. +
The research organisation develops indicators and monitoring for responsible data management. +
Each research and development project draws up a data management plan that covers all stages of the research data life cycle. +
The research organisation integrates the creation and updating of data management plans into its research and service processes and makes use of the information obtained from machine-readable, continuously updated plans. +
The research organisation ensures that thesis supervisors evaluate and comment on data management plans as part of their supervision work. +
The research organisation supports research design so that the costs of data management can be anticipated. +
The research organisation provides data management training, support and guidance tailored to the needs of its community to students and researchers, research, development and innovation staff, teachers and thesis supervisors at all career stages. +
The rights and responsibilities related to the use of research data must be clearly agreed upon by all participants in the research. +
The research organisation provides guidance on how to cite research data and requires citations to the research data used in research in its publication guidelines. +
The research organisation provides guidance, training and support on legislation and licensing related to research data management. +
The research organisation ensures that its data storage services (such as data repositories, data catalogues, and data archives) provide guidance on how to cite the research data stored in them and how the terms of use are presented. +
The research organisation creates clear and consistent principles and practices, such as contract templates, for agreeing on the rights and responsibilities related to data produced in research. Contractual practices support the ability of researchers to work and collaborate nationally and internationally. +
Research data produced in research and development projects and its life cycle are documented so that metadata supports the verification of research data and results, and the reuse, further use, findability, interoperability and accessibility of research data in accordance with the FAIR principles. +
