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A Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) is a formal announcement that federal funding is available. Applicants should follow the detailed instructions in the NOFO and in the application guide carefully.
How a CDC NOFO is organized
CDC's NOFOs generally follow the structure below, though it can vary with the project and the announcement.
Part 1: Overview
- the funding mechanism — a grant or a cooperative agreement
- the NOFO's title and number
- key dates, such as a pre-application deadline, the application deadline and an informational conference call
- an executive summary
- the expected number of awards
- funding information, such as the maximum and minimum per award
- the approximate award date
- any cost-sharing or matching requirements
Part 2: Full Text
- a description of the opportunity — proposed activities, purpose, resources
- award information
- which types of applicants are eligible
- application and submission information
- how applications will be reviewed
- award administration information
- agency contacts
- other information and a glossary
Research and non-research funding
CDC funds both research and non-research grants and cooperative agreements. The difference lies in purpose.
| Research | Non-research | |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | To increase scientific knowledge | To prevent or control disease or injury and improve health, or to improve a public health program or service |
| What it funds | Investigatory projects carried out by specific organizations in their areas of expertise | The agency's program needs, such as HIV prevention projects and children's immunization and vaccine programs |
Federal regulation (45 CFR 46.102(d)) defines research as a "systematic investigation, including research development, testing and evaluation, designed to develop or contribute to generalizable knowledge."
Non-research activity sets out to identify and control a health problem or improve a public health program or service. Its benefits go mainly or entirely to the participants or their community; the data it collects are needed to assess or improve the program, or the health of the participants or their community; the knowledge it produces does not reach beyond the activity; and it is not experimental.
Sources
Rewritten from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention page "Understanding the Notice of Funding Opportunity" (public domain), in hubnx's own words.
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