Sign DORA on behalf of an Orgnization

DORA encourages all individuals and organizations who are interested in developing and promoting best practice in the assessment of scholarly research to sign DORA.

In addition to researchers, DORA welcomes librarians, university staff, research managers, journal editors, staff from funding agencies, staff from research related non-profit organizations, etc., to sign as individuals.

See the Frequently Asked Questions for information on who can sign for institutions, journals, and other organizations.

Signing the Declaration on Research Assessment indicates an individual or organizational commitment to reform research assessment in alignment with the principles enunciated in the declaration. For individuals, this commitment can be enacted in a variety of ways which will vary with personal circumstances. For organizational signatories, we ask that the signer reads our Engagement and outreach policy to understand the expectations that commitment to DORA entails.

“Country” can refer to territories or areas, as appropriate. The use of geographic names in this form do not imply any endorsement or acceptance by DORA of jurisdictional claims.

The ASCB manages the DORA data and website. In addition to DORA’s data policy, all data are subject to the additional policies in ASCB’s privacy policy.


  • DORA requires the individuals signing for an organization hold a senior position such as Director, CEO, Editor-in-Chief, etc.
  • Please provide a link to your staff page or your ORCID verifying your role in your organization
  • DORA requires a public statement. If you do not have a link to your organizational statement please note why or the date that it will be available. For more information see our policy.
  • Provide further information if needed
  • By checking this box, you can proceed to sign the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment and understand that you are agreeing that:

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