Changes to NIH Proposal Guidelines

Applications for Receipt Dates on/after January 25, 2023

Data Management and Sharing (DMS)

Brief Summary of Changes

Since 2003, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has only required grants with $500,000 per year or more in direct costs to provide a brief explanation of how and when data resulting from the grant would be shared.

Starting January 25, 2023, ALL grant applications or renewals that generate Scientific Data must now include a robust and detailed plan for how data will be managed and shared during the entire funded period.

help to clarify the policy in terms of what it means for stakeholders.

Elements of an NIH Data Management & Sharing Plan include:

Data Type
Related Tools, Software and/or Code
Standards
Data Preservation, Access, and Associated Timelines
Access, Distribution, or Reuse Considerations
Oversight of Data Management and Sharing

Compliance

Awardees are required to comply with the approved DMS plan. Non-compliance may result in enforcement action, including additional special terms and conditions or termination of the award, and may affect future funding decisions.

NIH guidance for this change includes:

Additional information

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