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• : administers the programs for research on global health issues

麻豆传媒 is in the process of responding to changes in US federal requirements. In the interim, we would like to alert researchers to the following new requirements to ensure compliance prior to the grant award.

1. Reporting Documentation: New NIH policy requires foreign subrecipients to provide access to, at least once per year, copies of lab notebooks, data and documentation that support research outcomes described in a progress report to the prime award recipient. Electronic copies will satisfy this requirement. 麻豆传媒 researchers will need to follow the guidance outlined by the prime award recipient for meeting this requirement. 
2. Data Management and Sharing (DMS) Plan: As of January 2023, submission of a Data Management and Sharing (DMS) Plan outlining how scientific data and any accompanying metadata will be managed and shared is required, considering any potential restrictions or limitations. The Plan must be approved by the funding NIH Institute, Center, or Office. Any changes to the DMS Plan require prior approval of the funder and the prime institution.  Researchers are encouraged to contact the RDM team at data.management@dal.ca for guidance and information on 
3. Support Disclosure: In some US Federal-funded programs, grant applicants who receive >$50M of US federal funding annually are required to disclose all current and pending support that key personnel receive, as well as affiliations or relationships to foreign entities. This can include in-kind support (not just funded supports). This requirement may be passed along to 麻豆传媒 if the prime institution meets the support threshold. The  may be required prior to award. Related to this, researchers are asked to review 麻豆传媒鈥檚 conflict of interest policies, and should provide disclosures where applicable to ascertain capacity to address opportunity requirements (see: US Public Health Service Financial Conflict of Interest Policy and Conflict of Interest Policy). 
4. Cybersecurity and Travel Security: We anticipate that stringent cybersecurity and travel security compliance requirements may be flowed down from prime institutions. ORS recommends familiarizing yourself with the  dashboard for good practices in research security. US Federal requirements may exceed Canadian research security requirements, and due diligence should be conducted to ensure that your research is protected.  Some research opportunities may require  or  cybersecurity compliance 鈥� consultation with ITS to ascertain 麻豆传媒鈥檚 capacity to meet opportunity requirements shall be necessitated.
5. Covered Technologies:  prohibit funded institutions from purchasing, having, or using certain telecommunications and video surveillance services or equipment. All researchers should be aware of this prohibition and should avoid using or acquiring equipment from the  within their research activities.
6. Malign Foreign Talent Recruitment Program (FTRP): Under new US Federal guidance, no covered individual (anyone participating in a US federally funded project) can be a participant in a 鈥� (FTRP).鈥� Each covered individual must attest that they are not part of a malign FTRP annually.  

(DFATD):

• The International Development division of DFATD funds international development projects, through its , on a large-scale, institutional basis. Please contact IR&D to discuss.

•  (formerly the Association of Canadian Community Colleges) administers DFATD-funded international development projects at the , on a large-scale, institutional basis. Please contact the to discuss.

• The administers a variety of DFATD-funded, short-term foreign student and faculty mobility programs, allowing faculty to bring students and scholars to Canada for periods of up to six months.

The (IDRC) funds international development projects largely via support to southern researchers.

The finances an annual call for Franco-Canadian joint research projects in all fields.

has a variety of funding mechanisms for Canadian and developing-country researchers working in the field of global health.

The Government of Brazil offers a variety of programs to support the collaboration and/or movement of students and researchers between Canada and Brazil. This includes and calls.

The Research Internships and Awards fund senior undergraduate and graduate students to undertake collaborative research projects in Canada and various countries abroad. Application requirements for the Globalink Research Award include the [pdf] and the [PDF]. For more information and for the full application package, please contact mitacs@dal.ca.

The supports collaborations between researchers in Canada and India.

The (HFSP) offers for novel collaborations involving extensive collaboration among teams of scientists working in different countries and in different disciplines.

The European Commission, funds the European Union鈥檚 framework program for research and innovation. Canadian researchers can partner on projects, and take advantage of .

International Financial Institutions (e.g. World Bank, Asia/Africa/Caribbean Development Banks) offer opportunities for faculty with particular expertise to serve as consultants on international projects. to register your interest.