As part of a larger initiative to improve and increase transparency into research compliance processes, Harvard will soon have a tool for submission and review of your Data Use Agreement (DUA)* requests. Researchers that share data between organizations can use the system as one place to:
* A Data Use Agreement (DUA) is a binding contract between organizations governing the transfer and use of data. DUA terms and conditions vary depending on the laws and regulations governing the particular type of data as well as the policies and/or requirements of the Provider. A DUA must be signed by a Harvard Institutional Signatory.
- Request a DUA review;
- Correspond with the DUA reviewer;
- Track the status of review; and
- Manage active DUAs (including extension requests).
- Register for informational drop-in training sessions in your area (starting the first week of November);
- View system guidance materials; and
- Plan for the date of system availability in your area.
* A Data Use Agreement (DUA) is a binding contract between organizations governing the transfer and use of data. DUA terms and conditions vary depending on the laws and regulations governing the particular type of data as well as the policies and/or requirements of the Provider. A DUA must be signed by a Harvard Institutional Signatory.