A data management plan (DMP) is a formal document that specifies what and how the research data will be handled for your research project and identifies the key actions for ethical and legal compliance and FAIR data production before, during, and after the project.
A DMP is created before you start the research project, and is updated when necessary during and after the project.
You can use Hanken's DMP guidance and DMP template in DMPTuuli (next section below) to help you create and update a DMP.
The tool DMPTuuli offers a Finnish national central channel for guidance and support for making a DMP at all stages. It is free to use DMPTuuli.
You can find both Hanken's DMP guidance and Hanken's DMP template in DMPTuuli to help you make your DMP.
In DMPTuuli, you can share your DMP with your research partners. Under "Share," your DMP can be shared and sent directly to your research partners. You can choose to grant different permission to each of the partners.
You can also request comments and feedback on your DMP under "Request feedback."
DMPTuuli integrates different funders' and organizations' DMP instructions and templates. To get access to Hanken's DMP guidance in DMPTuuli, please follow the following steps:

You can find various Public DMP templates to meet the specific funder requirements on DMPTuuli pages.
Hanken's DMP template has also been integrated in DMPTuuli. When creating a new DMP, select “Hanken’s DMP template” instead of a funder template.
Under “Write plan,” you can write a DMP by using Hanken’s DMP template. After clicking each “+” sign, you can see the content and complete the sections of a DMP. Hanken's DMP guidance will be shown after you click "expand all" or the "+" sign on the right side.
Do not forget to click “Save” after you finish answering each section.
More information about how to create a DMP, see: