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OSDG requires no coding experience. The application is intuitive and easy for anyone to use – from researchers who are just starting out, to industry experts and beyond.
OSDG aims to consolidate existing efforts into a single, comprehensive framework for SDG classification. It is an open-source tool, and will always remain so.
We invite open-source enthusiasts and researchers to join a collaborative effort to further improve the tool. You can access our project on GitHub and contribute your own ideas and work.
OSDG requires no coding experience. The application is intuitive and easy to use – from researchers who are just starting out, to industry experts and beyond.
OSDG aims to consolidate existing efforts into a single, comprehensive framework for SDG classification. It is an open-source tool, and will always remain so.
We invite open-source enthusiasts and researchers to join a collaborative effort to further improve the tool. You can access our project on GitHub and contribute your own ideas and work.
OSDG is an open source initiative that aims to integrate various existing attempts to classify research according to Sustainable Development Goals, and to make this process open, transparent and user-friendly.
OSDG is a free of charge, open source initiative, and will always remain so.
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There are several reasons why a specific DOI may be unrecognised by OSDG.
Formatting. Please ensure that your selected DOI begins with a number and does not include any URL prefixes. An example of the correct format is as follows: 10.1579/0044-7447-31.3.236. DOIs that begin with a link (e.g. doi.org/10.1579/0044-7447-31.3.236) are not compatible with the current version of OSDG.
Publication status. The current version of OSDG Beta returns SDG labels for peer-reviewed publications that can be found in Microsoft Academic. In the future, we will expand its coverage.
Publication date. OSDG Beta may be unable to classify very recent publications.
If none of the above reasons applies in your case, please forward your query to our support team and help us to improve OSDG. In the meantime, please try pasting a fragment of your publication’s text instead.