D8.1 - Implementation report on support for "early adopters" and training interventions

The FIDELIS Repository Training and Support Pillar is responsible for developing and delivering a comprehensive programme of support types which address the needs of the repository community regarding trustworthiness skills. This report details the activities of the first year of the project and how these will inform the upcoming activities in the next years. The training and support programme consists of three different support types: Support for the Adoption of Solutions: A mix of financial support and expert guidance will support repositories to implement and adopt good practices, tools, services, and other solutions to increase their trustworthiness. Peer-to-peer Mentoring Programme: A programme to connect mentors and mentees on specific TTRAM topics, bridging gaps in the current landscape and building the peer-to-peer support attitude that the FIDELIS Network will thrive on. Open Training Activities: Different events which are open for all to join, designed to share and teach about different topics and solutions relevant to the repository community. They include webinars, which focus more on information sharing and topical discussions, and training interventions, which include some interactive element for the audience. A comprehensive training strategy has been developed based on the insights gathered from the landscape study, pilot testing, and the delivery of the first training activities. Through this, the different types of support were defined and refined, and will be delivered more widely in the first open calls next year. This deliverable report details the different choices made and topics considered around developing this strategy, as well as the outcomes of the pilot support round and further community engagement. This transparent presentation of rationale, considerations, and decisions made shows the community what can be expected from the FIDELIS Repository Training and Support Pillar and how repositories can participate in the different programmes and activities.

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KNAW Research Portal (The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)
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2025-12-19
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17986458
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Information Architecture and Usability
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The FIDELIS Repository Training and Support Pillar is responsible for developing and delivering a comprehensive programme of support types which address the needs of the repository community regarding trustworthiness skills. This report details the activities of the first year of the project and how these will inform the upcoming activities in the next years. The training and support programme consists of three different support types: Support for the Adoption of Solutions: A mix of financial support and expert guidance will support repositories to implement and adopt good practices, tools, services, and other solutions to increase their trustworthiness. Peer-to-peer Mentoring Programme: A programme to connect mentors and mentees on specific TTRAM topics, bridging gaps in the current landscape and building the peer-to-peer support attitude that the FIDELIS Network will thrive on. Open Training Activities: Different events which are open for all to join, designed to share and teach about different topics and solutions relevant to the repository community. They include webinars, which focus more on information sharing and topical discussions, and training interventions, which include some interactive element for the audience. A comprehensive training strategy has been developed based on the insights gathered from the landscape study, pilot testing, and the delivery of the first training activities. Through this, the different types of support were defined and refined, and will be delivered more widely in the first open calls next year. This deliverable report details the different choices made and topics considered around developing this strategy, as well as the outcomes of the pilot support round and further community engagement. This transparent presentation of rationale, considerations, and decisions made shows the community what can be expected from the FIDELIS Repository Training and Support Pillar and how repositories can participate in the different programmes and activities.

KNAW Research Portal (The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)
SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics (CH), Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (ES), Canarie (CA), Digital Curation Centre (GB), European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (FR), Data Archiving and Networked Services (DANS) (NL), Unidades Centrales Científico-Técnicas (ES), Trust IT Services (GB), Finnish Youth Research Society (FI), Ministère de l'Enseignement Supérieur, de la Recherche et de l'Espace (FR), Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure (NL), Finnish Social Science Data Archive
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