Description
The FAIR Principles focus on characteristics of digital objects that make them Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable. Achieving and maintaining those characteristics depends on the individuals and organisations that create, store, curate, and preserve the objects. These activities are 'FAIR-enabling’, and repositories and data service providers play an important role in facilitating them.FAIR-IMPACT is here to help you assess your current FAIR-enabling capabilities and develop action plans to improve them. The structure of our support programme is based on components of the ‘FAIR-IMPACT FAIR Implementation Framework’ (FIF), a curated collection of services and tools that can be used to become more FAIR-enabling.
This support programme supported 6 participants over the course of nine months, with a combination of virtual workshops and dedicated mentor support. This activity was lead by DANS.
| Period | 01 Jan 2024 → 30 Sept 2024 |
|---|---|
| Event title | FAIR-IMPACT Support Programme for Repositories and Data Service Providers - Round 1 |
| Event type | Conference |
| Degree of Recognition | International |
Keywords
- FAIR-enabling repositories
- Repositories
- Data Service Providers
- In-kind support
- FAIR Implementation Action Plan
- Policy
- FAIR assessment
- Stakeholder engagement
- EOSC
Related content
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Research output
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FAIR Implementation Action Plan - a FAIR-IMPACT instrument
Research output: Other contribution › Scientific
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Six months later - the impact of the expert support programmes
Research output: Working paper/discussion paper › Web article › Scientific
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Consider Your Drivers - A FAIR-IMPACT instrument
Research output: Other contribution › Scientific
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Assessing Your Capabilities - A FAIR-IMPACT instrument
Research output: Other contribution › Scientific
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D7.2 - FAIR adoption pathway white paper
Research output: Book/Report › Report › Scientific
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Projects
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FAIR-IMPACT
Project: Research