DeiC's financial terms are set out in Document 70 adopted by the Finance Committee on the 19th of April 2012.
DeiC is stated in the Finance Act:
- Computing and storage: Section 19.17.06.10
- The Research Network: Section 19.17.06.11
Annual reports
- DeiC Annual Report 2022 (only in Danish)
- DeiC Annual Report 2021 (only in Danish)
- DeiC Annual Report 2020 (only in Danish)
- DeiC Annual Report 2019 (only in Danish)
- DeiC Annual Report 2018 (includes a summary in English)
- DeiC Annual Report 2017 (includes a summary in English)
- DeiC Annual Report 2016 (includes a summary in English)
- DeiC Annual Report 2015 (includes a summary in English)
- DeiC Annual Report 2014 (includes a summary in English)
- DeiC Annual Report 2013 (only in Danish)
- DeiC Annual Report 2012 (only in Danish)
- Forskningsnettet Annual Report 2011 (only in Danish)
Payment model for the Danish Research Network
The operation of the Danish Research Network and the associated services is 100% user-financed by the affiliated institutions. The price is based on the affiliated institutions' annual turnover and number of connections.
Read more about the Danish Research Network's payment model
Payment model for Computing and Storage
In 2019, the universities and the Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science entered into an agreement to share the payment for the national investment in computing and storage 50/50. The payment model for the universities' part is determined by a distribution key between the universities, which is based 85% on the universities' research grants (internal + external) and 15% on "STÅ income". The calculations are based on the universities' "statistiske beredskab" or statistical preparedness, where new figures are published in the middle of the year.