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FANRP's competitive grants and
cooperative agreements program made awards in fiscal 2006 to fund
research on economic incentives in food assistance programs; food
choices, obesity, and human capital; and food assistance as a safety
net. The program is publicly announced and competitively awarded
through the use of peer review panels.
(Click on the title for the project's description)
| Investigator
|
City/State
|
Title
|
Award
amount* |
| Economic Incentives
in Food Assistance Programs |
Ted Joyce
National Bureau of Economic Research
|
Cambridge, MA |
Association Between
Prenatal WIC Exposure and Maternal Behavior, Health, and
Birth Outcomes |
$180,000 |
Kenneth Finegold
The Urban Institute
|
Washington, DC |
The Food Distribution Program
on Indian Reservations: Still “An Acceptable Alternative” to
Food Stamps? |
$267,000 |
Christopher Logan
Abt Associates
Inc. |
Cambridge, MA |
Food Stamp Program Certification
Costs and Errors, 1989-2005 |
$130,000 |
Robert Goerge
University of Chicago
|
Chicago, IL |
Food Stamp Program Eligibility
and Participation: A Comparison of Census Surveys and Administrative
Data |
$150,000 |
| Karen Cunnyngham
Mathematica Policy Research, Inc.
|
Princeton, NJ |
Effects of Changes
to State and Federal Asset Eligibility Policies for the
Food Stamp Program |
$130,000 |
| Food Choices, Obesity,
and Human Capital |
Michelle Chino
University of Nevada
|
Las Vegas, NV |
Understanding
Determinants of Food Assistance Program Participation Decisions
on Indian Reservations: A Framework for Program Assessment |
$35,000 |
Philip Gleason
Mathematica Policy Research, Inc. |
Princeton, NJ |
School Meal Program Participation,
Food Consumption Away from School and Home, and Obesity
Among Students |
$240,000 |
Sharon Long
The Urban Institute |
Washington, DC |
Exploring the Link Between
Food Assistance Programs and Child Obesity |
$235,000 |
Judi Bartfeld
Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin-Madison
|
Madison, WI |
The School Breakfast
Program: Participation and Impacts |
$120,000 |
| Food Assistance as a Safety Net |
George Davis
Texas A&M University
|
College Station, TX |
Where Is the Threshold? Estimation
of the Money-Time Threshold for Food Stamp Participants |
$100,000 |
Kristin Seefeldt
University of Michigan
|
Ann Arbor, MI |
Low-Income Families’ Survival
Strategies for Managing Shocks to Economic Well-Being |
$91,000 |
Lori Kowaleski-Jones
University of Utah
|
Salt Lake City, UT |
The Multiple
Contexts of Food Insecurity: Evaluating the Impact on Child
Energy Balance |
$77,000 |
*Rounded to nearest thousand.
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