Governance

Institutional claims require institutional proof.

This page distinguishes commitments CMI intends to adopt from controls that are already documented and operational.

Governance framework in development.

DisclosureLegal form, registration, governing body, funders and conflicts register have not yet been published. CMI therefore does not currently describe itself here as legally independent, non-partisan or operationally established in any location.

Integrity framework areas

01Framework in development

Independence

CMI intends to protect research questions, methods, findings and publication decisions from inappropriate funder or partner influence. The enforceable policy and responsible governance body are not yet published.

02Framework in development

Funding transparency

Future programmes and publications should identify their funding source, relevant conditions and material in-kind support. Current institutional funding arrangements have not been published.

03Framework in development

Conflicts of interest

Institutional and individual interests should be declared, assessed and managed before work begins. The declaration process and public register are not yet operational.

04Framework in development

Research integrity

Important findings should be methodologically challenged, limitations disclosed, evidence traceable and material errors corrected with a visible version history. Formal review and corrections procedures remain to be adopted.

05Framework in development

Ethical responsibility

Data use, participation and policy experimentation should be lawful, proportionate and attentive to harm, vulnerability, consent and unequal consequences. A formal ethics review structure has not yet been established.

Documents that should be published next.

  1. 01Legal identity, registration and governing authority
  2. 02Funding and commissioned-research transparency policy
  3. 03Conflicts-of-interest policy and declaration process
  4. 04Research integrity, review and corrections policy
  5. 05Data protection and research ethics responsibilities