Host Structure, Supporting Institutions & Strategic Partners
Collaborative Stewardship Connecting Indonesia and the Global Diamond OA Community
Primary Leadership
Core Hosts & Co-Organizers
The IV Global Summit on Diamond Open Access 2027 in Jakarta is convened under the shared institutional leadership of four key Indonesian scholarly, research, policy, and cultural organizations:
COMMUNITY NETWORK
Relawan Jurnal Indonesia (RJI)
National community network driving editor capacity development, open journal systems, and fee-free Diamond OA publishing models across Indonesia.
RESEARCH AUTHORITY
BRIN
National Research and Innovation Agency providing strategic research policy alignment, research integrity standards, and national scientific infrastructure.
MINISTRY & POLICY
Kemendiktisaintek
Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Technology providing higher education policy frameworks, academic evaluation alignment, and national government support.
IN-KIND VENUE HOST
Perpusnas
National Library of the Republic of Indonesia, contributing official conference facilities, auditoriums, and exhibition spaces in Central Jakarta.
Ecosystem Collaborators
Supporting & National Strategic Partners
National implementation is strengthened through direct engagement with higher education defense institutions, academic library consortia, and UNESCO commissions:
Indonesia Defense University (Unhan) & APLiN
Academic supporting institution alongside the ASEAN Public Libraries Information Network, advancing regional public library connectivity and open scholarship.
Indonesian National Commission for UNESCO (KNIU)
Providing strategic liaison for UNESCO Open Science recommendations, multilingual education, and international multilateral diplomacy.
Forum Perpustakaan Perguruan Tinggi Indonesia (FPPTI)
Indonesian Academic Library Forum mobilizing university library networks, institutional digital repository infrastructure, and long-term digital preservation.
Worldwide Coordination
Potential International Program Partners & Networks
The Summit connects Southeast Asian leadership with global Open Science alliances, non-commercial indexing networks, and philanthropic foundations (subject to formal engagement and confirmation):
Global Policy & Open Science Alliances
UNESCO • Science Europe • OPERAS • cOAlition S (Plan S) • SPARC
Regional & Global South Networks
Redalyc • AmeliCA • CLACSO
Open Infrastructure, Standards & Identifiers
DOAJ • PKP (Public Knowledge Project) • COAR • Crossref • DataCite • ORCID
Philanthropic & Public Research Funders
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation • ANR (French National Research Agency)
Partner roles encompass international program coordination, participation fellowship support, infrastructure demonstrations, and co-curation of Global South plenaries.
Governance Safeguard
Academic Independence & Governance Separation
The International Organizing Committee (IOC) and Program Committee retain full, independent authority over the Summit programme, IOSISF methodology, speaker selection, poster review, showcase curation, and the final Jakarta Bengaluru Roadmap Implementation Note. Sponsor and exhibitor roles are transparently disclosed and strictly separated from academic decisions.