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RISTEK DIKTI – Partnering with Indonesia Higher
Education & Research Institutions

By: Elsevier Team

Date: August 2017

Outline
• Main Driver Research Performance
• Indonesian Scientific Data Research
output
• Elsevier contribution in Indonesia
Research Performance
• Consortium Initiative
• Next Step

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Main drivers for research performance
Talented
Researchers

High
Performance
Research
Engine
Assets/
Laboratories

Scholarly
Communication

Source: “E-journals, their use, value and impact”, Phase II 2009
RIN/Ciber


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Indonesian Research Outlook 2012-2016

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Source data: Elsevier SCIVAL

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Indonesian Research Output for last 15 years
14000

11798

12000

10000

7891

8000

6366
6000

5012
4000

CAGR : 21.8%


3828
3252
2637
2019

2000

609

641

772

952

1460
1106 1269 1313

0

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Source data: Elsevier SCIVAL

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Indonesia's Research Outputs are compared with some
ASEAN countries

Source data: Elsevier SCIVAL

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Indonesia's Research Outputs are compared with some
ASEAN countries

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Top 20 Indonesia Institution 2012-2016


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Top 20 Indonesia Institution 2012-2016

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Top 30 Indonesia Authors

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Top 30 Indonesia Authors

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Elsevier (ScienceDirect) contributes to Indonesia’s research process
Disseminate

In the last 5 years :

Citing Documents


26% of all citations received by
Indonesia are published in Elsevier
(ScienceDirect) journals.

Researchers from Indonesia
have downloaded from
ScienceDirect 25,451,752 times
documents written in 244
countries

26%

51%

Get cited

Read

14%


Add Logo

9%

Articles from Indonesia affiliated
authors published on
ScienceDirect have been
downloaded 4,895,697 and cited
71,020 times

Certify

Investigate

Published Documents

Referenced Documents
Publish


12%

Cite

7%

34%

4%

12% of all documents written by
Indonesian researchers are
published in Elsevier
(ScienceDirect) journals

78%

Elsevi
er


44%

Pub. A

Pub. B

Other
s

34% of all
references used
by Indonesia are
from Elsevier.

11%
10%

Source: Elsevier Web Analytics Department, Scopus
Data 2012–2016


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Recent studies found that access to scholarly content linked to increased
funding & output
Dou ling in do nloads,
from 1 to 2 million, is

statistically associated
with dramatic - but not
necessarily causal increases in research

produ ti ity
Papers up 207%
PhD awards up 168%
Research grants and
contract income up 324%

“Electronic Journals: modeling journal spend, use and research outcomes”, Ian Rowlands, Ciber Group,

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ELSEVIER
Partnership with
Indonesia research
institution/University

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Elsevier has collaborated closely with Indonesia Universities

Elsevier has collaborated closely with a large majority of Indonesia’s universities on a journey to drive
academic and research excellence in Indonesia, providing:

A

15 Public universities access to ScienceDirect, an extensive full-text database of
authoritative, high-impact titles from core scientific literature.



7 Public universities access to Scopus, the world’s largest abstract and citation database
of peer-reviewed literature

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Elsevier Align with RISTEKDIKTI MISSION
Comprehensive World class content

RISTEKDIKTI MISSION:
1) Improve access, relevancy, and
quality of higher education to
produce qualified human
resource;
National Research Focus:
1. Food and Agriculture
2. Health and Medicine
3. Transportation
4. New Energy and Renewable
Energy
5. Defence
6. Information and communication
Technology
7. Materials
8. Maritime
9. Disaster
10. Social Humaniora

Authoritative, multi-disciplinary and frontsubjects serve as comprehensive and high
quality content for fundamental and emerging
disciplines
• 1831 journals and 45 new in freedom
collection
• 34 Cell Press and 10 Lancet, with 3 new in
2015

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ScienceDirect Journal Usage by Indonesian Major State Universities
Indonesian Major State Universities
ScienceDirect usage Journal Freedom Collection
8,000,000

7,475,140

7,000,000

6,000,938
6,000,000

4,893,965

5,000,000
4,000,000

3,195,649
3,000,000

2,560,076

2,140,507
2,000,000
1,000,000
-

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

• YOY growth in overall usage for ScienceDirect
• Access to freedom collection at Indonesian major state universities impacts usage
• CAGR = 32%

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In Indonesia we see a similar correlation between SD Usage and the
number of research publications
UI, UGM, ITB, IPB, UNAIR & ITS
ScienceDirect Usage VS Research Output
6,000,000

12000
5,475,773

5,000,000

10000

3,810,995

4,000,000

8000

3,519,112

3,000,000

6000

2,597,652
2,275,154

2,000,000

1,803,389

4000

2000

1,000,000

-

0
1

2

3

Research Output

4

ScienceDirect Usage

5

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Moving forward
Contribute more…
Consortium Benefit &
Success

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Consortium Model: Rationale and Benefits
Why a Consortium?
Broader
Access

• Broader access to more member
institutions
• Economies of scale: allows cost of pricing
per institution to decrease, expand
development and impact for large-scale
multi-year program
• Proven model: Elsevier has established
consortia models across many emerging
markets – Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines,
Turkey etc.

Consortiu
m
Economi
es of
Scale on
Pricing

Proven
model for
emerging
markets

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Malaysia: A clear research strategy and access to high-quality
content leads to research success

• 20 Higher Education Institutions, hundreds of
small, private institutions
• No sharing of best practices and knowledge
• Relatively low expenditure on R&D
compared to APAC average

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Malaysia: 20 universities have access to Elsevier
resource databases



2000: Started with 4 individual customers
2001: Champion from a large research-intensive university who formed
a group to share best practices.










Sharing of best practices led to a discussion on a more efficient resource
purchasing model
Champion lobbied the Ministry of Education together with Elsevier for funds

2002: Ministry of Education agreed to pay a portion of their
ScienceDirect fees for 2 years.


Intense usage-driving and awareness activities

2004: Extremely high usage from ScienceDirect led to the universities
being able to justify and sustain fees on their own
2007: Ministry of Higher Education decides to award ‘Research
University’ status to 4 major universities and provide large grants
specifically for R&D (one of the KPIs is to increase in rankings)
Present: Malaysia is now leader in ASEAN for research output,
universities churn out higher skilled workforce

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Example 1 - Malaysia: A clear research strategy and access to high-quality
content leads to research success

25,000,000

30,000

Malaysia - ScienceDirect Usage vs Output

25,000
20,000,000

20,000
15,000,000
15,000

Usage
Output

10,000,000
10,000

5,000,000
5,000

-

0
Yr 2004

Yr 2005

Yr 2006

Yr 2007

Yr 2008

Yr 2009

Yr 2010

Yr 2011

Yr 2012

Yr 2013

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Consortium Framework / Elements to be identified

Objective

Improve R&D capacity of Indonesian Institution by
providing access to scientific content, performance
evaluation tools and capacity building activities.
Universities/Research Institution subscription

Financing Model

Scope

1. ScienceDirect Journals
2. Scopus
3. Capacity building activities

Indonesian Institution
Beneficiaries
Multi-year for sustainable access

Duration

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