This paper explores strategic interplay between open knowledge infrastructure and institutional repositories, suggesting frameworks for improving digital preservation.
The growing demand for accessible, transparent, and sustainable scholarly communication has foregrounded the importance of Open Knowledge Infrastructure (OKI) and Institutional Repositories (IRs). This paper explores the strategic interplay between OKI and IRs in shaping a resilient, inclusive, and equitable academic ecosystem. Drawing from global practices and policy frameworks, we propose a holistic model for Open Knowledge Infrastructure and Institutional Repositories (OKIIR) that emphasizes interoperability, governance, funding, and community engagement. The paper offers insights into how institutions can align their repository initiatives with broader open science goals while addressing challenges such as digital preservation, metadata standards, and long-term sustainability.
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