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This publication on data management includes both general chapters on data life cycle and open access, as well as more specific chapters on data management during the research process.

This joint EUDAT- OpenAIRE webinar inform researchers on how they should write their DMP. Webinar recording and presentation available.

This webpage from CSDA is an example of the guidance that an archive can develop to help data producers with data management. Topics covered are: Data file structure, Variables, Variable values and coding, Missing values, Data entry and data file integrity, Anonymisation, Weighting, Data file doc...

These webpages provide information on data mangement for researchers offering an overview on: the principles for open access to research data; data management; and ethical and legal conditions.

This report provides resources and guidelines for the development of internal service provider policies. It presents an implementable framework and a model that can be used by preservation organisations as a reference when building or renewing their organisational and operational data management...

This collection of webpages from FSD include best practice guidelines for managing research data across the whole life cycle of data. These guidelines can be useful for the archive staff as well as for data producers. The guidelines are very extensive and are divided in to eleven categories and a...

The CESSDA Training Working Group offers training, advice and educational resources on: research data management, data discovery and use, digital preservation and data archiving, CESSDA tools and services.

AUSSDA is willing to present, to interested developing archives, the consultancy offered to their researchers on data management during the research lifecycle and the guidance given on the development of research management plans. Contact them directly.

This online tutorial is an introductory course for people who wish to support researchers in storing, managing, archiving and sharing their research data. The course consists of six chapters: Definitions, Planning Phase, Research Phase, User Phase, Legislation and Policy, and Data Support.

DANS provides expertise and consultancy in research data management.