Program, presentation supports & video recordings > Tuesday 25th october 2022

8h30-9h: Welcome of participants

9h-10h30: Parallel workshops (session 1)

Theme 1 Recommendations and requirements of governments, institutions and research funders for open science

• Funding Open Science through an African Fund by Kambo Martial Atse (Université Félix Houphouet-Boigny Abidjan Cocody, Côte d'Ivoire)

Theme 2 Management, sharing and dissemination mechanisms: practices, benefits, obstacles

• The Dataverse Project for building generalist data repositories and supporting FAIR data sharing by Sonia Maria Barbosa (Harvard University, USA)
•  Digitization of Scientific Resources: Application of Information and Communication Technology for Management, Sharing and Dissemination Mechanisms in Asia and Africa by Kalpana Chaudhari (Shah and Anchor Kutchhi Engineering College, Mumbai, India)

10:30-11:00: Coffee break

11:00-12:30: Parallel workshops (session 2)

Theme 1 Recommendations and requirements of governments, institutions and research funders for open science

• The Ethiopian approach to Reach-out to Citizen Scientists to Assist Researchers in their Work with Big Data by Yared Ergu Abera (University Data & Software Carpentry, Ethiopia)

Theme 2 Management, sharing and dissemination devices: practices, benefits, obstacles

• Knowing how to search for datasets to reuse them by Marie-Claude Deboin (CIRAD, France)
• Research Data Management and Sharing: The African Perspective by Boateng Akwasi Bosompem (University of Education, Winneba, Ghana) and Ajanaku Olateju Jumoke (Western University, Canada)

12:30-14:00: Lunch break

14:00-15:30: Parallel workshops (session 3)

Theme 1 Recommendations and requirements of governments, institutions and research funders for open science

• Which communication strategy for the preservation of the scientific digital heritage in French-speaking African countries in conflict? by Vincent Namrona (Université Côte d'Azur, France)

Theme 2 Management, sharing and dissemination systems: practices, benefits, obstacles

• A data management plan: why, how? by Caroline Doucouré (IRD, France) and Hanka Hensens (IRD, France) Un PGD, pourquoi? Décrire les données du projet dans un tableau Un PGD, comment? Un PGD, où mettre quoi? Bouée de sauvetage
• Access to research data: the experience of the Operational Research Group in West and Central Africa by Mamadou Diallo (IRD, France) Support de l'atelier Résumé de l'atelier

15h30-16h: Coffee break

16h-17h30: Parallel workshops (session 4)

Theme 2 Management, sharing and dissemination systems: practices, benefits, obstacles

• Use of a bibliographic reference management software by Eustache Megnigbeto (University of Abomey-Calavi Benin), and Jean Gantin Tchougbé (University of Abomey-Calavi Benin)  Support de l'atelier
• Setting up a data repository with Dataverse, a tool for open science in the South by Pascal Aventurier (IRD, France), Gwenaël Doux (CIRAD, France) and Céline Barthélemy (CIRAD, France) Support de l'atelier