Women and Girls Health Administrative Grant Supplements (Women/Girls)

Status: Closed

No plans to recompete

Program Overview

Given the increasing recognition of women as fundamental to the health of populations, in 2011 Fogarty and its NIH partners solicited applications for one-year administrative supplements to active NIH international research or research training grants to develop research applications for implementation science intended to accelerate progress towards improved health for women and girls and/or the role of women and girls in the improvement of health.

These supplements are intended to be used for planning for future grant applications to:

• Other NIH institutes
• Other U.S. Government agencies, particularly those engaged in the Global Health Initiative (GHI)
• Outside international research funding entities

Recent Awards

View a list of supplements awarded, including links to full details in NIH RePORTER.

Inquiries

Supplement grantees should contact the program officer of their primary grants with questions.

Partners

The following NIH Institutes and Centers intend to collaborate with Fogarty on this initiative.

• National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)
• Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health & Human Development (NICHD)
• National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)

Archives

Related notices:

• Notice of Availability of Administrative Supplements Funding for Planning Research in Support of the Global Health Initiative and Other Critical Health Interventions focused on Women and Girls Health and/or Gender Equity (NOT-TW-11-018)
• Notice to include Administrative Review Process Language to NOT-TW-11-018 for "The Notice of Availability of Administrative Supplements Funding for Planning Research in Support of the Global Health Initiative and other Critical Health Interventions focused on Women and Girls Health and/or Gender Equity" (NOT-TW-11-023)
• Extension of Receipt Date for the Administrative Supplements Funding for Planning Research in Support of the Global Health Initiative and Other Critical Health Interventions focused on Women and Girls Health and/or Gender Equity (NOT-TW-11-029) released July 6, 2011

Last Updated: 1/9/2015 2:22 PM