Animal Health Research and Disease Program Formula Grant

Animal Health formula grants provided to state institutions support research into the prevention and control of animal diseases affecting agricultural production.

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• Authorizing Legislation
• Regulations, Guidelines, and Policies
• Formula Distribution
• Reporting
• Points of Contact
• Training Opportunities

View Authorizing Legislation

• Animal Health Research and Disease Formula Grants
  (Section 1433 of NAREPTA)

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Regulations, Guidelines, and Policies

• Administrative Manual for the Animal Health Research and Disease Formula Grants
• Essentials of a Project Proposal
• Guidelines for the State Plans of Work
• Proposed Rule
• Final Rule
• Notice of Change in Due Date of Annual Report
• Proposed Revised Rule
• Final Revised Rule
• Stakeholder Input Regulation (7 CFR 3418)
• Proposed Rule
• Final Rule
• Administrative Guidance for Multistate Extension and Integrated Activities
• Forms for Reporting Multistate Extension and Integrated Activities
• FAQ's on Administrative Guidance for Multistate Extension and Integrated Activities
• FY 1997 Baseline Data for Multistate Extension and Integrated Activities

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Formula Distribution

• Million-Dollar Table
  2000

Annual Allocations:

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Reporting

• Related Animal Health & Disease Research Reporting Forms

There are two types of reporting requirements for these funds:

1) Current Research Information System (CRIS) reporting is done on both a project and total program basis. Animal Health research projects are submitted for approval to NIFA by the state institutions. Each year the state institutions submit a program of research to the CRIS office listing all the approved Animal Health projects they will support with their current allocation of Animal Health funds. Each year the state institutions also submit to the CRIS office a progress report and an expenditure report for all the Animal Health projects they supported in the previous year.

2) Financial Reporting includes three types of reports: a) Certification of Offset (Form NIFA-2103) which is completed by the SAES's to certify that matching funds have been made available; b) SF-272, Federal Cash Transaction Report, which is submitted on a quarterly basis through the U.S. Department Health and Human Services' Payment Management System (DHHS-PMS); and c) SF-269, Financial Status Report, which is submitted on an annual basis to the Funds Management Branch by December 31st, for the reporting period of October 1st through September 30th.

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Points of Contact

Contact:

Lisa Stephens
Animal Systems Division
202-401-6438
lstephens@nifa.usda.gov

Reporting Contact:

CRIS Reporting
CRIS Office
202-690-0009
cris@nifa.usda.gov

Fiscal/Administrative Contacts:

Brenda Barnett
Branch Chief/Formula
Awards Management Division
202-401-4986
bbarnet@nifa.usda.gov
Fax number: 202-690-3002
e-mail: formulagrantquestions@nifa.usda.gov

Arnita Cross
Staff Accountant/Formula
Awards Management Division
202-401-8982
across@nifa.usda.gov
Fax number: 202-690-3002
e-mail: formulagrantquestions@nifa.usda.gov

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