LEaders Activating Research Networks (LEARN) Workshop – Caribbean
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Experts from the information and communication sectors recently participated in a workshop aimed at identifying and discussing common Research Data Management (RDM) issues that organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean are facing.
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One of the goals of creating a LEARN community in Latin America and the Caribbean, is to provide a place in which people and organisations are able to share their knowledge and experiences, in order to find avenues of collaboration for the development of RDM.
ECLAC’s involvement in this project is via the Hernán Santa Cruz Library at the organization’s Santiago headquarters. The Hernán Santa Cruz Library has gained invaluable experience with data management through its Digital Repository, boasting more than 35,000 official publications, from 1948 until the present day. With the work of more than 8,000 authors in five languages, this fully open access archive is open to all users interested in learning about the Commission’s work, especially policy makers, researchers, scholars and students. In total, the official documents on file exceed 2.5 million pages.
(GMT-4)
0930-0950 Online Registration
0930-0950 On-site Registration
0950-1000 Security Briefing for On-Site Participants
Juda Francis, Security and Building Management Assistant, ECLAC subregional headquarters for the Caribbean
1000-1003 Welcome Introduction
Mr Peter Nicholls, Unit Coordinator, Caribbean Knowledge Management Centre, ECLAC subregional headquarters for the Caribbean
1003-1010 Opening Remarks
Ms Diane Quarless, Director, ECLAC subregional headquarters for the Caribbean
1010-1050 Presentation: “The Data Deluge: the Role of Research Organisations”,
Introduction: Mr Wouter Schallier, Chief of the Hernán Santa Cruz Library, ECLAC
Presenter: Mr Paolo Budroni, University of Vienna
1050-1100 Questions
Moderator: Mr Wouter Schallier, ECLAC
1100-1130 Presentation: “LEARN Project: The story so far”
Introduction: Mr Peter Nicholls, ECLAC
Presenter: Mr Wouter Schallier, ECLAC
1130-1145 Questions
Moderator: Mr Peter Nicholls, ECLAC
1145-1205 Presentation: “Data for Development in the Caribbean”,
Caribbean Open Data Portal Project
Presenter: Ms Bernadette Lewis, Secretary General, Caribbean Telecommunications Union
1205-1220 Caribbean 2030: Open frameworks for Open Data
Presenter: Mr Gabriel Abed, CEO of Bitt; Open Data and Governance Group Facilitator; Caribbean 2030 Leaders Network, Barbados.
1220-1230 Questions
Moderator: Mr Peter Nicholls, ECLAC
1230-1330 Lunch
1330-1415 Open Discussion: “Managing Research Data in the Caribbean: Good
Practices and Challenges”
Lead: Dr Winston Butler, Strategy Expert, Jamaica
Moderator: Mr Wouter Schallier, ECLAC
1415-1500 Open Discussion: “Preparing the implementation of policies and strategies for the management of research data in the Caribbean”
Lead: Dr Susan Chand, Director of Research and Graduate Studies, University of the Southern Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago
Moderator: Mr Abdullahi Abdulkadri, Unit Coordinator, Statistics and Sustainable Development Unit, ECLAC subregional headquarters for the Caribbean
1500- 1530 Closing Remarks
Mr Wouter Schallier, ECLAC
Mr Abdullahi Abdulkadri, ECLAC
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Sede(s) subregional(es) y oficina(s)
Subregional Headquarters, Port of SpainAdjunto(s)
- The Data Deluge: the Role of Research Organisations
- Advancing Caribbean Open Data
- Opening statement: Ms. Diane Quarless, Director, ECLAC subregional headquarters for the Caribbean
- LEARN project: the story so far
- Preparing the implementation of policies and strategies for RDM
- Managing research data in the Caribbean: Good practices and challenges