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Openness in Action :
CNUDST Experience
Bessem Aamira
General Engineer, IT Manager
National University Center Of Scientific and Technical Documentation
Regional Conference on “MARWAN: an innovation enabler through advanced e-Infrastructures"
13 - 14 October 2022 Marrakesh, Morocco

CNUDST : a support center for scientific research
•Provide scientiﬁc and technical information worldwide to Tunisian
scientiﬁc community
•Increase accessibility and visibility to Tunisian scholar output
•Enhance tunisian scientiﬁc heritage valorization and conservation
methods
•Capacity building related to STI

Open for collaboration
● Project : IsteMag Tempus
● Tunisian HE institutions
● Local Research & Librarian community
● Local & International Publisher
● Regional Organisations: AUF, ASREN, …
● Libsense: Library Support for Embedded NREN Services and E-infrastructure
Take part of international event, local & regional initiatives

Open Archive
• Tunisia : 2 OAR (OpenDOAR)
• National OA Repository AOUT : Tunisian University Open Archive
• Centralized Repository management
• Scientiﬁc Content: Thesis and dissertations, research article
(post/preprint),conference proceedings etc...
• Challenges :
• Maintain and evolution e-Infrastructures
• Work more closely with National REN :
• adapting new process/workﬂow
• Integrate self archiving in the
Doctoral Chart

Open Source
• AOUT :
• Open Source Framework Invenio (legacy version)
• 2022 : Join The InvenioRDM Community as a Partner
• Contributions to InvenioRDM Workshop 2022 at Open Repositories 2022
• Testing / report issues
• Arabic Translation
•Open Access Journals :
● OJS

Open Access Policy
• Open Access Policy template(approved only by 3
universities):
• Mandate
• Self-archiving
• Scholarly output : Thesis and dissertations, research
article (post/preprint),conference proceedings..
• Challenge :
• Clearly adopt at National level

Ressource Submission Workflow Simplified
Identity Provider

Registered
researcher
Alert
Alert
Alert
Resource submission
to institut
Reject
Approve
Approve/Reject
Institutional
manager(s)
Institutional
approval
manager(s)

Open Publishing
• Tunisian Scientiﬁc Journal:
• Objectif: enhance more visibility
• 8 Open Access Journals
• 5 Journals indexed in DOAJ
•CNUDST support :
• Adopting Publishing Best Practice :Transparency and
Quality assurance
• Publisher/Journal Policy compliant with Open Access
• Support / e-Infrastructure (OJS, PID, Metadata, …)

What is Next?
•More e-services and Infrastructure
•More collaboration
•More open
More Science

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Openness in Action : CNUDST Experience

1. Openness in Action : CNUDST Experience Bessem Aamira General Engineer, IT Manager National University Center Of Scientific and Technical Documentation Regional Conference on “MARWAN: an innovation enabler through advanced e-Infrastructures" 13 - 14 October 2022 Marrakesh, Morocco

2. CNUDST : a support center for scientific research •Provide scientific and technical information worldwide to Tunisian scientific community •Increase accessibility and visibility to Tunisian scholar output •Enhance tunisian scientific heritage valorization and conservation methods •Capacity building related to STI

3. Open for collaboration ● Project : IsteMag Tempus ● Tunisian HE institutions ● Local Research & Librarian community ● Local & International Publisher ● Regional Organisations: AUF, ASREN, … ● Libsense: Library Support for Embedded NREN Services and E-infrastructure Take part of international event, local & regional initiatives

4. Open Access : Advocacy

5. Open Access : Advocacy

6. Open Access

7. Open Archive • Tunisia : 2 OAR (OpenDOAR) • National OA Repository AOUT : Tunisian University Open Archive • Centralized Repository management • Scientiﬁc Content: Thesis and dissertations, research article (post/preprint),conference proceedings etc... • Challenges : • Maintain and evolution e-Infrastructures • Work more closely with National REN : • adapting new process/workﬂow • Integrate self archiving in the Doctoral Chart

8. Open Source • AOUT : • Open Source Framework Invenio (legacy version) • 2022 : Join The InvenioRDM Community as a Partner • Contributions to InvenioRDM Workshop 2022 at Open Repositories 2022 • Testing / report issues • Arabic Translation •Open Access Journals : ● OJS

9. Open Access Policy • Open Access Policy template(approved only by 3 universities): • Mandate • Self-archiving • Scholarly output : Thesis and dissertations, research article (post/preprint),conference proceedings.. • Challenge : • Clearly adopt at National level

10. Ressource Submission Workflow

11. Ressource Submission Workflow Simplified Identity Provider

12. Registered researcher Alert Alert Alert Resource submission to institut Reject Approve Approve/Reject Institutional manager(s) Institutional approval manager(s)

13. Open Licence

14. Open Publishing • Tunisian Scientiﬁc Journal: • Objectif: enhance more visibility • 8 Open Access Journals • 5 Journals indexed in DOAJ •CNUDST support : • Adopting Publishing Best Practice :Transparency and Quality assurance • Publisher/Journal Policy compliant with Open Access • Support / e-Infrastructure (OJS, PID, Metadata, …)

15. What is Next? •More e-services and Infrastructure •More collaboration •More open More Science

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