Changelog V1.0 → V2.0 (version authors: Evgeny Bobrov, René Bernard) Instruction section revised Addition of clarification that some example answers reflect Charité-specific processes. Data reuse section expanded Addition of a column for “License & access conditions”. Requirement to document reasons when data reuse is rejected. Column “Source” extended to “Source/DOI/Repository”. Data storage section refined Table structure updated (e.g., “Data” → “Data category”, “Storage location” → “Primary location”). Inclusion of scripts, workflows, and code as a defined data category with GitLab as example storage location. Expanded description of infrastructure (e.g., BSI 200-2/3, snapshots, backup retention, IT portal request process, HPC reference). Repository guidance extended New section on identifying disciplinary/domain-specific repositories. Addition of repository examples, external registry references (FAIRsharing, re3data), and considerations for repository limits. Metadata and accessibility updated Addition of alternative identifier scenarios (persistent and non-persistent). Revised description of metadata provision (machine-readable formats, OAI-PMH). Expanded access control options (including contractual access and DUAC specification). Interoperability and standards updated Addition of ICD-11 and explicit reference to linking reused datasets. Licensing and legal references updated Clarification of CC BY vs CC0 requirements. Update of institutional statute reference (2012 → 2024). Terminology and formatting standardized minor structural and wording adjustments throughout. Updates on process. Removal of outdated information.

This is a data management plan template for Charité researchers. It contains a complete set of questions from the Horizon Europe DMP template, supplemented by questions from the DFG questionnaire and questions reflecting internal processes at Charité. This template contains sample responses. These sample answers are only intended to give an indication of how the question should be understood. You can use the answers, but only if they apply to your case. Please check carefully. A DMP is a living document that you should update regularly. The latest version should always be available to your team. Please note that this template has been created by the Open Data & Research Data Management (RDM) team of the QUEST Center for Responsible Research, Berlin Institute of Health (BIH) at the Charité and the Cluster of Excellence NeuroCure and is provided as a service. It is not an official document of the Charité. Some of the information may not apply to other institutions. Please check carefully.