We promote the freedom of science and the status of research-based knowledge in the society
Research-based information must be available to citizens, decision-makers and other actors in society. Strengthening the freedom of science and the accessibility of information supports an open, democratic society.
How we promote the freedom of science:
- we develop research practices together with the scientific community
- we support responsible and sustainable research
- we improve the accessibility and usage of researched information
- we participate in discussion on science policy with statements and opinions
- we endorse commitments and declarations promoting freedom, responsibility and openness in science.
Statements and positions
We make statements and positions to share the views of the scientific community to societal discussion and decision-making. We take a stand on the operating conditions of science and other current issues for the scientific community.
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Commitments and declarations
We endorse national and international commitments and declarations that promote freedom, responsibility and openness in science. Common goals guide our activities and development work with the scientific community.