Scientific Cooperation Exchange Program With China

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12347H
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The Department of Agriculture Foreign Agricultural Service Scientific Cooperation Exchange Program With China is a civilian sub-agency component that administers bilateral agricultural research and scientific exchange funding between the United States and China. The program operates within the Foreign Agricultural Service, USDA's international engagement and trade arm.

The program records one federal grant award in its portfolio history, issued on August 6, 2013. That single award, structured as a Project Grant, went to one distinct grant recipient. No grant activity has been recorded against the program in the 13 years since that initial award. No recent grant opportunities are documented in the current rollup.

The absence of documented activity over more than a decade suggests the program is either inactive, consolidated into a different administrative structure, or operating under grant mechanisms not reflected in standard federal award reporting. Business development professionals should verify the program's current operational status and funding mechanism directly with USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service before committing resources to pursuit.

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What is Scientific Cooperation Exchange Program With China?

Scientific Cooperation Exchange Program With China is part of Foreign Agricultural Service, Department of Agriculture.

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