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Research Governance

Here you can find some useful research governance guidance and tools. For further research management resources, go to our Resources page.

UCL Due Diligence Process Diagram

A diagram from the University College London (UCL) explaining the due diligence process.

University of Kwazulu-Natal: A data transfer agreement for South Africa

In this good practice document, TDR aims to provide clear guidelines and practical tips on improving research costing and pricing.

UNICEF standard template for Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between UNICEF, NGOs, Universities and philanthropic organisations

Useful templates in English, French and Spanish for download. Note that using these for an MOU with an organisation other than UNICEF would need adaptation.

The importance of strong financial governance | Health Financial Management Association (HFMA) briefing paper

This briefing highlights the key themes that tend to emerge when there are governance weaknesses, identifies some of the early warning signs to look out for, and sets out the key steps to take.

International Health Research Governance Network

The International Health Research Governance Network (IHGRN) provides an inclusive, safe and supportive space for members to discuss matters relating to the set-up and management of global health research with a focus on governance, ethics, and contracts.

Aims of the group

To exchange information about the processes, policies and regulatory frameworks within different countries and institutions.
To create a sense of community by providing a platform to discuss and increase awareness of the challenges and successes involved in setting up and managing global health research projects.
To share local work practices and new initiatives, so that there is collective learning across institutions and borders.
Identify needs, concerns and problem-solving for members working within the same arena.
Provide space to build social relationships, create mutual respect and enable additional opportunities to network with each other.

Please contact IHRGN at research_governance@medschl.cam.ac.uk for more information or to join the IHRGN.

IHRGN Resources can be found on this hub’s resource section.