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Data Sharing for Demographic Research Infrastructure Program

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The Data Sharing for Demographic Research Infrastructure Program is a forecast initiative by the National Institutes of Health under the Department of Health and Human Services to support a specialized repository for datasets from the Population Dynamics Branch and other NICHD components. This repository manages over 3,000 datasets and 1.5 million variables, offering unique archiving, curation, and dissemination services for qualitative, unstructured, and sensitive data that exceed standard NIH data sharing requirements. The selected grantee will be responsible for providing researcher resources on data archiving best practices and meeting specific annual performance targets. These include processing 20 to 40 new or updated datasets, disseminating 135 datasets, overseeing 30 data use agreements, and facilitating at least 700,000 downloads. Additionally, the grantee must maintain a comprehensive guide to archived data and provide technical assistance to between 1,500 and 2,000 users.

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Maintain and enhance DSDR repository supporting NICHD data sharing, processing, dissemination, and user assistance.

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AgencyDepartment Of Health And Human Services → National Institutes Of Health
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This initiative will continue supporting a repository for datasets produced through support from the Population Dynamics Branch (PDB) and other components of NICHD’s Division of Extramural Research. DSDR is widely used by NICHD grantees; complies with NIH data sharing requirements; is listed in the NLM Open Domain-Specific Data Sharing Repositories; and holds more than 3,000 datasets containing over 1.5 million variables. It provides archiving, curation, and dissemination services that are not available through other repositories used by NICHD-funded researchers, such as the NICHD Data and Specimen Hub (DASH), and offers data archiving and dissemination services beyond the those required by NIH data sharing policy. This repository houses unique data from qualitative studies, unstructured data sources, and studies of sensitive topics. The grantee will be expected to provide resources to researchers on best practices for archiving data, including information about sharing qualitative and other sensitive data. Annually, DSDR will be required to process 20-40 new and updated datasets; disseminate 135 datasets and their documentation; review and oversee 30 data use agreements; facilitate 700,000 or more downloads of data, documentation, and other resources; maintain a guide to NICHD PDB archived data including data archived elsewhere; and provide technical assistance to 1,500-2,000 users.

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