operational and research databases

• HIV Database
  The HIV databases are produced by the US Division of AIDS of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and contain data on HIV genetic sequences, immunological epitopes, drug resistance-associated mutations, and vaccine trials.
  Contact: seq-info@t10.lanl.gov
    
• NEXUS Database System
  The National Research Foundations' NEXUS Database System consists of a set of databases mainly related to the humanities and social sciences through which it provides information on current and completed research projects, research organisations, professional associations, biographical information on researchers, periodical submission requirements as well as on forthcoming conferences.
    
• OneSource: A unique new database from Johns Hopkins’ INFO Project
  The Johns Hopkins INFO Project’s new OneSource database provides one-stop access to over 360,000 resources and six separate databases with a single mouse click or search term. OneSource users can quickly search for reports, articles, documents, posters and pamphlets, photos, web sites, Q&As and news articles through a single interface. An enhanced search and browse capability makes finding global family planning, reproductive health and population information faster and more simple than ever.
        
• South African Data Archive
  The South African Data Archive (SADA) serves as a broker between a range of data providers (e.g. statistical agencies, government departments, opinion and market research companies and academic institutions) and the research community.
  Contact: sada@nrf.ac.za
    
• South African Network of Skills Abroad (SANSA)
  Make your skills available to South Africa and search this NRF database to find the right people in your field of expertise. SANSA links skilled people living abroad who wish to make a contribution to South Africa's economic and social development and connects them with local experts and projects
    
• Women-in-Research
  This database of women researchers in the social sciences and humanities is one of the mechanisms whereby the NRF aims to increase women researchers' access to agency funds, and stimulate collaboration between women researchers and ultimately, enhance women's contribution to the production and application of knowledge in social sciences and humanities.