While scientific research and associated development in Palestine have gained considerable attention in the past few years, access to research outputs in PS HEIs has been severely limited due to a lack of technical infrastructure, staff capabilities and financial resources to support effective outputs management and sharing. Such limited access hinders PS HEIs’ ability to raise the profile of research conducted in their institutions and to integrate it into the international knowledge pool, therefore, providing greater access to the research held in PS HEIs has become a national priority in recent years. The ROMOR Project aimed over the course of three years to build capacity in research output management in four leading PS HEIs by establishing Open Access Institutional Repositories and associated support services. This involved training to establish, implement, populate and manage the repositories. Learning outcomes from these training activities were shared and disseminated in a variety of ways to assist other PS institutions in setting up and managing their own repositories. This project aimed to improve not only the visibility and the management of scientific research, but also to support the advocacy in support of open access to research outputs and to foster scholarly communication and coordination between PS HEIs. The project comprised 4 PS HEIs (IUG, BZU, QOU, and KAD) and 4 EU HEIs (TUWIEN, PARMA, BU, and GLA). IUG was the coordinator of the Project.