Wikimedia and Academia/Stakeholder analysis

To support synergies between the Wikimedia projects and Academia, it is important to consider the relevant stakeholders.

Area	Potential institutions and groups
Wikimedia ecosystem	Researchers engaged in contributing subkect knowledge to Wikimedia projects Researchers implementing research about the Wikimedia projects Academic librarians engaged in the Wikimedia projects Chapters and affiliates implementing initiatives in universities and with universities (training, collaborations, academic conferences, research) Thematic projects: Wiki Education, Wikimed Wikimedia Foundation research team
Open science	Networks supporting open science UNESCO Open Science Open Science at Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Council for National Open Science Coordination (CoNOSC) Networks supporting open access Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC) Europe National open science and open data strategies and their institutions Citizen science
Institutions and networks working on research metrics	CoARA Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment https://coara.eu/ Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) https://sfdora.org/
GLAMs	DARIAH-EU Digital research infrastructure for the arts and humanities https://www.dariah.eu (they have specific initiatives related to GLAMs, which could also include online open communities) Libraries: IFLA International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions Museums: ICOM, specific museums already very active on the Wikimedia projects with a specific attention to research
Research infrastructures	Research repositories: Zenodo
Publishers
Grant-makers supporting research	Supranational research agencies European Cooperation in Science & Technology (COST) European Commission Research & Innovation National research agencies Private foundations supporting research and dissemination of research