This deliverable provides a list of modular contractual clauses that can be integrated into data sharing agreements that support the implementation of a Healthy Research and Innovation Cloud (HRIC) in the EU. The document reviews common clauses found in the following categories of data sharing agreements: 1. Data Access Agreements (between Data Providers/Data Hubs and Data Users, where access to data is granted for research purposes), 2. Data Submission Agreements (between Data Providers and Data Hubs where data are submitted to a Data Hub to be curated and stored to facilitate access by prospective Data Users), 3. Data Hosting Agreements (between Data Providers and Data Hubs, outlining conditions and processes of data access), and 4. Data Analysis Agreements (between Data Users and Data Hubs which provide a Secure Processing Environment for the analysis of data). The focus of this document is on addressing data protection requirements. This requires assumptions to be made about the context in which these agreements are used, as well as the resulting GDPR roles and relationships. The deliverable outlines the GDPR sub-components of these agreements depending on the applicable relationships (e.g., GDPR data processing agreements, joint controller agreements, data transfer agreements), and outlines the clauses commonly needed in these agreements to satisfy GDPR compliance. For Data Access Agreements specifically, a broader set of common clauses are described relating to intellectual property rights (IPR), publication policies etc. . The primary aim of this deliverable is to provide a checklist of clauses for data sharing agreements in an HRIC. This will assist drafters with ensuring agreements cover essential matters. Use of this deliverable can also support greater standardization of the content of such agreements, which can improve the consistency of clauses, reduce time spent drafting and negotiating agreements, as well as increase the connectability of resources. The clauses are not intended, however, to be standard or harmonized agreement templates, as drafters retain the flexibility to include (or not) certain clauses suitable to their context, or to select between different options relating to a particular theme.