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What Are the Components of a Collaborative International Research Project (PF5) Application and What Should Be Included? | Grants & Funding U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health What Are the Components of a Collaborative International Research Project (PF5) Application and What Should Be Included?
If you are preparing a Collaborative International Research Project (PF5) application , understanding what belongs in each required and optional component can help ensure your submission is complete, responsive, and clearly structured for review. Below are some items to consider: Component Required?
Page Limit What to Include Budget Scope Review Considerations Overall Required 12-page Research Strategy • Scientific rationale and overall need for the project • Explanation of why international collaboration is necessary • Description of how the collaboration will function • Required dispute resolution plan No budget in this section Scored as part of peer review Research Project At least 1 required (more optional) 12-page Research Strategy (each) • Scientific and technical direction of the project • May describe both domestic and international technical activities Budget limited to domestic scope only Scored as part of peer review Core(s) Optional (appropriate if multiple research projects) 6-page Research Strategy (each) • Shared activities or resources supporting multiple components • Description of efficiencies and synergies enabled by the core Budget limited to domestic scope only Not individually scored; reviewers designate 'Recommended' or 'Not Recommended' Institutional Career Development & Training Optional (if substantial training activities are proposed) 25-page Training Program Plan • Description of training environment and mentoring • Structure and goals of the training program • International Training Data Tables Budget limited to domestic scope only Scored as part of peer review International Project At least 1 required (one per participating international organization) 6-page Research Strategy (each) • Scope of work conducted at the international organization • Unique resources, expertise, populations, or capabilities that justify the collaboration • Description of how the international work integrates with the overall project Budget specific to the international organization Not individually scored; reviewers designate 'Recommended' or 'Not Recommended' More helpful hints and reminders: Follow the PF5 NOFO instructions carefully.
Workaround instructions have been provided in the NOFO for any foreign organization with pending registrations. Include an International Project component for each foreign organization. Each International Project component must have a Letter of Support from the International organization’s authorized organizational representative that addresses requirements in the NOFO.
Include a Dispute Resolution Plan in the Overall component. Review of the application occurs together as a whole consistent with existing procedures (see NOT-OD-25-104 ) Contact relevant NIH staff if you are interested in learning more about how this funding opportunity may align with your research ideas.
Announcing New Application and Award Structure for NIH-Funded International Collaborations (Replacing Foreign Subawards) New NIH Foreign Subaward Structure Enhances Integrity, Accountability, Oversight, and National Security of NIH Funded Research Categories: Tips Before You Submit An Update on How NIH Protects NIH-Funded Research from Undue Foreign Interference NIH has advanced initiatives to strengthen transparency and ensure disclosure of other support.
These actions build on prior work to address risks associated with foreign interference while reinforcing that honesty, transparency, and funding‑overlap prevention remain non‑negotiable requirements.
New Video Overview for NIH’s Collaborative International Research Projects (PF5) Watch NIH’s 6-minute overview of the new Collaborative International Research Project (PF5) award structure to learn key features, application format, and how applications may be split into linked awards after review and before Just-in-Time requests. For technical issues E-mail OER Webmaster
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