Form Test Research Security Self-Assessment IntroductionNSGRPSTRACAffiliations of ConcernOntario Research Security PoliciesOther Funders Responses Introduction Before applying for federal or provincial funding, researchers should consider a few simple questions to determine if their research may be subject to federal or provincial research security policies. Please use this self-assessment tool as a starting place to determine whether and which of these policies may apply to your application. The tool is intended as a guide. Researchers are responsible for determining if the Government of Canada's research security policies apply to a grant funding opportunity by consulting the individual competition information on the applicable Tri-Agency or CFI website(s). Researchers are also responsible for determining if Ontario’s Ministry of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security (MCURES) research security policies apply to a provincial funding opportunity by consulting the individual competition on the MCURES website. The use of this self-assessment is anonymous and no personally identifiable information is captured during its use. See the following federal policies. National Security Guidelines on Research Partnership (NSGRP) Policy on Sensitive Technology Research and Affiliations of Concern (STRAC Policy) See the following funder guides NSERC, SSHRC, CIHR, TIPS Competitions CFI Competitions See the following provincial policies. Research Security Guidelines for Ontario Research Funding Programs If you are human, leave this field blank. Start Δ