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The guidelines for drafting a Data Management Plan are designed to support our University of Palermo research staff in identifying the most important aspects of managing research project data. The guide aims to provide a structured method for drafting a data management plan, primarily following the model proposed by Science Europe, and seeks to encourage reflection on the main activities related to research data management—from data creation or acquisition to organization, documentation,protection, sharing, preservation, and potential reuse.For each topic, real formulation examples and schematic versions of advices are provided, to be adapted to the nature of the data, the project’s characteristics, the practices of the relevant scientific community, and any requirements set by the funding agency.The examples and models provided are for guidance purposes only and must be customized for each individual project. The instructions contained in this guide do not replace current legislation, the terms set out in calls for proposals and funding agreements, University policies, or support from the relevant institutional bodies.
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