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Planning Grant for International Centers for Research on Complementary and Alternative Medicine (PICRC)
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The Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences (DCCPS) supports research projects
through a variety of mechanisms -- investigator initiated, program announcements (PA/PAR),
requests for applications (RFA), requests for proposals (RFP) – within the United States
and internationally.
This website provides tables and maps showing the number of grants and dollars awarded in
response to this announcement; as well as links to detailed information about each award. RFAs are issued to invite grant applications in a scientific area to stimulate activity in NCI programmatic priority areas. Specific receipt dates are associated with the announcement. To learn more about initiatives currently open in DCCPS visit http://dccps.cancer.gov/funding_apply.html. Click on the fiscal year hyperlink above the table to learn more about each initiative (funded investigators, publications etc.). Maps showing the location of the different research sites by initiative can be viewed either by the number of grants or by awarded dollars as well as by state/territory, county or congressional district. Please note that the funding for each fiscal year is independent and represents the total value of the grants portfolio for that year*. This site is best viewed with a resolution of 1024x768 (or higher). To print the map right click on the map and choose the print option, then set your printer to the landscape page layout. |
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Related links: Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) |
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Fiscal year: 2008 | |||||
Total Number of Grants for FY 2008: 1 Total Awarded Dollars for FY 2008: $748,832 Total Number of Domestic Grants for FY 2008: 1 Total Domestic Awarded Dollars for FY 2008: $748,832 View All Grants
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* A Domestic site is one in which funding is provided directly to a U.S. institution with or without any foreign performing sites. A foreign site is any non-U.S. or U.S. territory institution that receives direct funding from NCI/NIH. This map represents the state in which the primary grant award was made, and does not reflect performing sites within each grant. |