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In this paper we explore the status and prospects for open access and open data in the Hong Kong research community, surveying policies, identifying lost research potential, and providing examples of Hong Kong’s contribution to scientific research as well as examples that may provide encouragement for the future. We also demonstrate how a holistically considered open data policy could contribute positively to promoting innovation—and thereby innovation policy—in Hong Kong. We investigate the policy and attitudes within Hong Kong via interviews with key stakeholders and decision-makers as well as supporting documentary research. This paper explores factors that explain why the Hong Kong government's efforts have been lacking due to weak open access and open data policies.
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