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Open and Democratic Access to Knowledge for Grassroots Communities

Why do we need to increase access of knowledge resources for grassroots communities? How do we increase access of knowledge resources for grassroots communities? Is it ethical on the part […]

We Came, We Saw…We Collaborated! (A Recap of OCSDNet’s Inaugural Workshop)

After a highly competitive selection process, the OCSDNet Advisors and Coordinating Team convened with 14 short-listed applicants for the OCSDNet Proposal Development Workshop in Nairobi, Kenya from October 13th-15th. This […]

Reflections from Josique Lorenzo, on the concluded OCSDNet Workshop

Josique Lorenzo, from the Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Centre in Costa Rica, was one of the participants at the OCSDNet Workshop. She had the following to say about it […]

Reflections from Najat Sajib on the concluded OCSDNet Workshop

Dr. Najat Saliba, Director of the Nature Conservation Center, NCC at the American University of Beirut, was one of the participants at the recently concluded OCSDNet Proposal Development workshop. Below […]

5. Lidia Brito, on Open and Collaborative Science towards enhancing South-South Cooperation

  Why are you interested in supporting OCSDNet? I think that when we talk about open and collaborative science for development it’s really a very important movement. More than ever, scientific […]

3. Apiwat Ratanawaraha on Inclusive Development, Innovation and Open Knowledge

     Why are you interested in supporting the OCSDNet? I believe that fundamentally knowledge should be open. That’s the bottom line for promoting development. This belief started a while […]