Rapport final du groupe-projet du Comité pour la Science Ouverte "construire la bibliodiversité"

Following on from the Jussieu Call in 2017 and the National Plan for Open Science from July 2018, it was clearly necessary to look for the right solutions to put the bibliodiversity the Call advocates into practice in France and at the European and international level. The report deals with three main themes - the financing of open science and the related criteria of exemplarity; international relations; and recommendations concerning Plan S. There are 42 criteria which should be used in priority to guide the choice of investments to be made in the framework of the national open science policy. France's international involvement has led to a joint official declaration with the Max Planck Gesellschaft OA2020 which clearly sets out the specific features of the two country's approaches. The recommendations show the position the French National Research Agency (ANR) should adopt within the S Coalition which is responsible for developing and implementing the Plan.Le groupe-projet "Construire la bibliodiversité” du Comité pour la science ouverte présente dans son rapport final ses travaux portant sur trois thématiques principales : le financement de la science ouverte et les critères d’exemplarité qui s’y rapportent ; les relations internationales et la valorisation de leurs travaux ; les préconisations à propos du Plan S