Australia

• Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL) sponsors an Electronic Information Resources Consortium (CEIRC), which negotiates and facilitates access to electronic resources for all 39 Australian universities, the 8 New Zealand universities and a group of 22 other organisations in Australia and New Zealand with interest in research resources (publicly-funded research organisations, government departments and higher education institutions.) See their eResources & Licence Management website.

Canada

• The Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) is a partnership of Canadian universities, dedicated to expanding digital content for the academic research enterprise in Canada. Model license agreement.
• Consortia Canada is a coalition of Canadian library consortia working together to licence electronic information resources of national interest and relevance.

Netherlands

• Current licenses offered by SURF, the collaborative organization of Dutch higher education and research in the field of network services and ICT. Formerly, a Covenant was offered between Scientific and Professional Publishers of the Dutch Publishers Association and the cooperative body Innovation Scientific Information Supply.

New Zealand

• New Zealand‘s Electronic Purchasing in Collaboration (EPIC) initiative provides New Zealanders access to electronic resources (e-resources) through a consortium of member libraries.

Turkey

• Turkish National Site License: from ANKOS (Anatolian University Library Consortium), a description of the national site license project..
• See also “TÜBİTAK EKUAL” (National Academic License for Electronic Resources), a further description of the project that provides electronic information services, enabling research institutions in Turkey efficient and widespread access to electronic information resources of academic interest.

United States

• American National Standards Institute (ANSI) site licenses.
• A Recommended Practice of the National Information Standards Organization, SERU, Shared Electronic Resource Understanding, from the NISO.