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Setting the stage for a 'different conversation' about open access - Feedback survey

Welcome

This survey aims to gather perspectives on achieving truly equitable global open access as outlined in the OASPA ‘Next 50%’ project primer available via the Zenodo repository: http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15463314

Your responses will inform discussions about reassessing what "open" truly means and on creating a more inclusive knowledge ecosystem. This will support a more holistic transition to open access.

Please read the primer (11 pages) prior to responding to this survey.


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This survey is completely anonymous and most questions are optional, but we ask that you specify your organisation and whether you are responding as an individual or on behalf of the organisation, to ensure we can best interpret responses. No responses or free text entries will be attributed to individuals or organisations as part of our reporting or project communications. 

You may find a pdf version of this survey here, should you wish to review the questions prior to entering a response.

Please submit your response by 11 July 2025.

This survey is being managed by Research Consulting on behalf of OASPA. Your personal information will be treated in accordance with OASPA's privacy policy. Any data submitted through this form will be visible to both OASPA and Research ConsultingShould you have any questions, please contact Katie Fraser (Senior Consultant) via katie.fraser@research-consulting.com.

1. Which of the following best describes your organisation? *This question is required.
2. You have stated that you are affiliated with a research performing organisation. Which of the following best describes your role?
3. I am responding... *This question is required.
4. Our project primer talks about open knowledge having three facets: scientific, participatory and epistemic openness. To what extent do you agree that this tri-part framing is a helpful tool to discuss the unintended consequences of the OA transition so far?

You may use the comments box below to add any clarifications or additional thoughts.
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