The document summarizes the findings of a policy subgroup tasked with streamlining administrative burdens associated with agreements from 37 different funders, as of November 1, 2019. Analysis focused on the various regulatory policy requirements and deliverables stipulated in funding agreements. The data reveal that nearly all funders (95%) require clear project and financial deliverables, indicating widespread emphasis on accountability and transparency. Requirements concerning human or animal subjects are present in 65% of agreements, underscoring their importance in research activities. Other common clauses include indemnification (41%), public access (38%), conflict of interest (32%), research integrity (32%), data sharing (30%), and export controls or antiterrorism measures (24%). This overview illuminates both the diversity and frequency of regulatory requirements, informing efforts to reduce administrative complexity while ensuring compliance with key policies.
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