NIH Collaborative International Research Project
Funds a US-led international research collaboration by pairing a domestic award with an independent, linked award to the foreign partner.
NIH wants its international research partnerships to be productive and secure, and to keep a clear line of sight on where the foreign funding inside them goes.
This standing announcement is how that happens. A domestic organisation holds the prime award, and each international partner is funded through its own, independent award linked to the prime rather than through a subaward. In practice NIH …
Funded international research collaborations built as a domestic prime award linked to one or more independent foreign awards, where the international subproject must offer unusual talent, resources, populations or environmental conditions unavailable in the United States, or augment resources the United States already has, and the whole project must fit the scientific mission of a participating National Institutes of Health institute or centre. Clinical trials are optional.
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