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All grant proposals submitted to the agencies should include methodologies that reflect best practices in RDM.

For certain funding opportunities, the agencies will require DMPs to be submitted to the appropriate agency at the time of application, as outlined in the call for proposals; in these cases, the DMPs will be considered in the adjudication process.

The initial funding opportunities that will require applicants to submit DMPs are as follows:

CIHR

• Network Grants in Skin Health and Muscular Dystrophy (Anticipated launch fall 2022 or early winter 2023)
• Virtual Care/Digital Health Team Grants (Anticipated launch fall 2022 or early winter 2023)
• Data Science for Equity (Anticipated launch fall 2022 or early winter 2023)
• Team Grant for Strengthening the Health Workforce for System transformation (Program launch date: 2023-06-14)

NSERC

• Subatomic Physics Discovery Grants - Individual and Project (Anticipated launch summer 2023)

SSHRC

• Partnership Grants Stage 2 (Anticipated launch summer 2023)

Must provide a Data Release and Resource Sharing Plan as part of the application.

鈥淔unds will not flow until an acceptable plan has been approved and incorporated into the terms of award.鈥�

Specific requirements may apply in certain programs鈥� applications.

A DMS plan听(no more than 2 pages) should reflect the proposed approach to manage and share scientific data at the time it is prepared and should be submitted at the time of application. DMS plans听should be updated during the course of the award/support period.

For the Intramural Research Program, a DMS plan will be required for scientific data from:

• Research associated with a ZIA
• Research associated with a clinical protocol that will undergo IC Initial Scientific Review
• Research听associated with a Genomic Data Sharing project

. (Please note, investigators should not enter their plan into this pdf, as plans must be entered directly into the NIDB.)听

Sample DMS plans can be found on the .

After the end of the funding period, non-compliance with the NIH ICO-approved DMP may be taken into account by NIH for future funding decisions for the recipient institution.

The DMP (no more than 2 pages) 鈥渟hould describe how the proposal will conform to NSF policy on the dissemination and sharing of research results鈥�.

DMP should be submitted as a supplementary document in the application.

Must submit a first version of the DMP (as a deliverable) within the first 6 months of the project.

Updates to the DMP are required over the course of the project whenever significant changes arise and at the time of the project鈥檚 periodic evaluation/assessment.

are available.

SSHRC

CIHR

NSERC

"In addition to any existing sponsor requirements, grant recipients will be required to archive all digital research data, metadata and code that directly support research conclusions in journal publications and pre-prints into a digital repository. Determining what counts as relevant research data, and which data should be preserved, is often highly contextual and should be guided by disciplinary norms."

After reviewing the institutional strategies and in line with the readiness of the Canadian research community, the agencies will phase in the data deposit requirement.听There is no current time frame for this requirement.

apply depending on the specific IC, division, and program levels at the NIH.

In general, research data should be publicly available when possible, while safeguarding the privacy of participants, and protecting confidential and proprietary data.

Scientific data are expected to听be shared by the earlier of the following two timepoints:

• The time of an associated publication:听At a minimum, scientific data supporting a publication must be shared by the time of publication (online or in print whichever comes first).
• The end of the performance period:听Other scientific data not disseminated through peer-reviewed publications听must be shared by the end of the performance period. Sharing high quality scientific data that are not included in a publication, including "negative results", is encouraged.听

"During a research project鈥檚 funding period, compliance with the DMS [Data Management and Sharing] plan will be determined by the NIH Institute or Center. After the end of the funding period, non-compliance with the DMS plan may be taken into account by NIH for future funding decisions for the recipient institution."