Open Access Publishing 2020-2021 / Technical University Dresden

德累斯顿工业大学（TUD）多年来一直特别重视开放获取出版。在与萨克森州立图书馆-德累斯顿州立大学图书馆（SLUB）作为大学图书馆的紧密合作下，它系统地开发了一个技术和组织开放获取基础设施，使绿色和黄金路径出版物成为可能。SLUB还广泛参与出版咨询，文献计量服务和二级出版物的权利许可等领域。大学的出版基金是促进开放获取的关键基石之一。DFG支持的基金于2013年首次设立，并从2014年持续到2017年。在2018年和2019年，TUD和SLUB德累斯顿成功地继续从自己的预算资源中资助真正的开放获取期刊上的出版物。基于需求的预算和与出版商的创新谈判成功-一种新的OA商业模式（统一费率）以及在超过供资上限的情况下进行系统的重新谈判-使获得资助的出版物数量与往年相比有可能大幅增加。为了延续这一成功并以可持续的方式塑造开放式获取转型，TUD -与SLUB密切合作-提交了一份申请，以资助在开放获取期刊上发表的文章，这些期刊需要付费。TUD和SLUB将通过提供预算资源来补充所申请的资金。此外，为了确保基金在DFG资助期后的可持续性，TUD和SLUB还承诺将至少5%的SLUB总采购预算用于出版基金。这一义务要求重新分配SLUB的采购预算，这将在适用的供资框架内促进。如有必要，TUD将在过渡期内提供额外资金。新的分销模式旨在满足正在进行的OA转型的要求，这将取决于中长期的特别融资。

The Technische Universität Dresden (TUD) has attached particular importance to Open Access publishing for years. In tight cooperation with the Saxon State Library - Dresden State and University Library (SLUB) as the university's library, it has systematically developed a technical and organizational Open Access infrastructure enabling green and golden path publications. The SLUB is also extensively involved in the areas of publication consulting, bibliometrics services and rights clearance for secondary publications. The University's Publication Fund is one of the key building blocks to promote Open Access. The DFG-supported fund was set up for the first time in 2013 and continued from 2014 to 2017. In 2018 and 2019, the TUD and SLUB Dresden successfully continued to fund publications in genuine Open Access journals from their own budgetary resources. A needs-based budget and innovative negotiation successes with publishers - a new OA business model (flat rate) and systematic renegotiations if the funding ceiling exceeds - made it possible to significantly raise the number of funded publications compared to previous years.In order to continue this success and shape the OA transformation in a sustainable way, the TUD - in close cooperation with the SLUB – submits an application for funding of publications in Open Access journals that are subject to fees. TUD and SLUB will complement the applied funding by providing budgetary resources. Moreover, in order to ensure the sustainability of the fund beyond the period of DFG funding, the TUD and the SLUB also commit to endow the publication fund with at least 5% of the SLUB's total acquisition budget. This obligation requires a reallocation of the SLUB's acquisition budget, which will be promoted within the framework of the applied funding. If necessary, TUD will provide additional funds during a transitional period. The new distribution models are intended to satisfy the requirements of the ongoing OA transformation, which will depend on special financing in the medium and long term.