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Navigating the Tri-Agency Open Access Policy: Home

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Tri-Agency Open Access Policy

The Tri-Agency Open Access Policy on Publications requires that journal articles produced through Tri-Agency grants are made Open Access (OA) within 12 months of publication. That means if you have a grant through CIHR, SSHRC, or NSERC, and are planning an upcoming publication regarding your funded research, you will need to plan ahead to identify which OA publishing option is right for you.

UM Researchers FAQs: Compliance with Tri-Agency OA Policy

UM Researchers FAQs: Tri-Agency OA Policy
10 commonly asked questions about the Tri-Agency Open Access Policy

Navigating All Publication Options

Knowing the Publication Options for OA Compliance
A flowchart of all publishing options, including commercial and non-commercial publishers, repositories and alternative sharing options.

Publishing with Commercial Publishers: Meeting OA Requirements

Tri-Agency Open Access Flowchart
Navigating the TriAgency Open Access policy in relation to selecting what publisher and their publishing stipulations can be tricky, but this flowchart is here to help!

Tri-Agency OA vs Publisher OA

Open Access Policies: Tri-Agency vs Publisher (PDF)
This "cheat sheet," current as of October 2018, provides a quick reference to OA policies of 5 major publishers and how they fit - or don't fit - Tri-Agency OA requirements.