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Africa PID Alliance DOCiD's metadata schema v1.0

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policy
Creator:
Owango, Joy
Publisher:
Zenodo
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This paper positions the Africa PID Alliance and the Digital Object Container Identifier (DOCiD)

as strategic interventions that complement global PID systems while advancing Africa-aligned

Open Science priorities. It argues for a research object identification paradigm that supports

aggregation, contextual metadata, ethical governance, and equitable participation in global

knowledge infrastructures.

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