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NIHR non-commercial Partner self-declaration process

How does a non-commercial organisation become an NIHR Partner.

The NIHR non-commercial Partner self-declaration process is initiated either:

When a study applies for Clinical Research Network support via NIHR CSP, or
If a request is made by the Funder directly to the Clinical Research Network.

The funder will need to complete an NIHR non-commercial Partner Self Declaration Form confirming whether they meet the NIHR non-commercial Partner criteria for each of their funding streams.

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It is important that you notify us of any changes to your organisation's funding procedures including discontinued funding streams or new funding streams that are initiated.

Useful links

NIHR non-commercial Partner Self Declaration Form (260kb)
Download the NIHR non-commercial Partner Self Declaration Form so that we can assess whether you should become an NIHR Partner.
Eligibility for inclusion of studies in the NIHR CRN Portfolio
Issued April 2013 with effect from May 2013.
Do you have a question about eligibility?
View our Frequently Asked Questions page and if you can’t find an answer contact our Portfolio Helpdesk portfolio.helpdesk@nihr.ac.uk
Attributing revenue costs of externally funded non-commercial research in the NHS (ARCO)
A Department of Health document which clarifies the distinction between research costs, NHS support costs and NHS treatment costs in relation to a research study.
NIHR RDFunding
An online database that advertises thousands of health-related funding opportunities for researchers in the UK.
The Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC)
Guidelines, information and training in peer review and a useful organisation and resource for medical research charities to use.
Devolved administrations eligibility
For more information about the eligibility criteria for each of the devolved administrations.

Contact our Portfolio Helpdesk if you have any questions.