November 4, 2019 – The Portage Research Intelligence Expert Group (RIEG) has released a summary of results received for their online survey evaluating the progress and challenges of Canadian research institutions in developing institutional strategies on research data management in response to the draft Tri-Agency Research Data Management Policy. Survey results summarize where progress has been made and make recommendations for additional support that the Tri-Agency, Portage and other stakeholder groups could provide to research institutions.
Summary of Survey Results (English) (Français)
For more information:
Shahira Khair,
Chair, Research Intelligence Expert Group
University of Victoria
skhair@uvic.ca
Jeff Moon
Director, Portage Network
portagedir@carl-abrc.ca
About RIEG:
The Research Intelligence Expert Group gathers evidence to guide the development of best practices in Research Data Management in Canada, and informs stakeholder communities about existing and arising issues in related policies and practices.
About CARL and Portage:
The Canadian Association of Research Libraries (CARL) provides leadership on behalf of Canada’s research libraries, promotes effective and sustainable knowledge creation, dissemination, and preservation, and enhances its members’ capacity to advance research and higher education. CARL members include Canada’s 29 largest university libraries and two federal institutions. CARL has launched Portage, comprising a library-based network of expertise on Research Data Management (RDM) and national platforms for planning, preserving, and discovering research data.
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