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Rapid Response to Emerging and Re-emerging Pest and Disease Events Across Food and Agricultural Systems is sponsored by National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA), USDA. This grant opportunity is designed to deploy timely, science-based solutions to protect agricultural productivity, ecosystem health, and food security by addressing emerging and re-emerging pest and disease threats.
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Rapid Response to Emerging and Re-emerging Pest and Disease Events Across Food and Agricultural Systems (A1713) This program area priority is designed to rapidly deploy strategies and fill knowledge and information gaps to protect the Nation’s food and agricultural supply chains—and the people who support and rely on them—during and after the emergence or re-emergence of pests and diseases associated with animal production systems and/or the emergence or re-emergence of invasive diseases, insects, and weeds associated with plant production systems and/or toxins affecting the health of either plant or animal production systems.
All applications must directly address 1) effects associated with the emergence or re-emergence of pests and/or disease in animal and/or plant production systems or within the food supply; and 2) one or more of the following emphasis areas: This priority area seeks applications that focus on critical and urgent development of knowledge and/or solutions in rapid response to pest/disease emergence/re-emergence impacts on the food and agricultural systems and/or supply chains.
Because rapid response is at the core of this program, applicants must include in their project narrative a statement about the timing, relevance, and impact of the emergence or re-emergence incident to which their proposed project responds. Step-by-Step Guide for Applying to NIFA’s Rapid Response Programs Have you experienced a qualifying event and are considering applying?
Follow these steps to ensure your application is as strong as it can be. Standard and FASE (Strengthening Standard) : Applications are submitted within 180 days of effects associated with the emergence or re-emergence of pests and/or disease in animal, food, and/or plant production systems, and/or environmental health and productivity within the nation or a specific region, state, area, or industry.
Integrated (research and Extension/outreach) The grant duration is 12-24 months for Standard and FASE (Strengthening Standard) projects. The maximum award amount, including indirect costs, is $500,000. For more information and additional resources, including guidance on grant and project types, proposal format, and other details, see AFRI's NOFO Resources.
AFRI Foundational and Applied Science Program Learn more about the A1713 program area priority in the Request for Applications. Previously Funded Projects A1713 Rapid Response About A1713 Rapid Response Emphasis Areas A1713 Rapid Response Application Information Program Contact: afri-rapidresponse@usda.
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