Open access initiatives that expand the scope of knowledge products generated by ECLAC

The Digital Repository of ECLAC provides an entry point to more than 44,300 digital documents, from the first ECLAC publication in 1948 to the most recent documents. The Hernán Santa Cruz Library shares ECLAC’s intellectual heritage with other institutions and repositories through the interoperable protocol (OAI-PMH).

The digital repositories of other institutions can harvest the information from the repository and share ECLAC’s collections with their audiences. Currently, six repositories provide access to ECLAC resources, making ECLAC knowledge products available to their communities:

The ECLAC Library works to facilitate access to information and promote open access as one of the pillars of open science. The Repository provides free final versions of documents and publications, co-editions and co-publications with other institutions; and, in general, all documentation that must be properly preserved as heritage of the Commission.

Contact us at [email protected] for more information on how your institution can harvest the ECLAC Digital Repository.