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ARRA-Performance Progress Report
SF-PPR-Recovery (cover page) Instructions General: The “ARRA-Performance Progress Report” form (SF-PPR-Recovery and SF-PPR-Recovery-B) is to be used to only report on activities and use of funds (aka, “recovery funds”) under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, Public Law 111-5 (“Recovery Act”). The report is to be submitted within ten (10) days after each calendar quarter.
| Item |
| Data Elements |
| Instructions |
| 1. |
| Awarding Federal agency and Organizational Element to Which Report is Submitted |
| Enter the name of the awarding Federal agency and organizational element identified in the award document or otherwise instructed by the agency. The organizational element is a subagency within an awarding Federal agency. |
| 2. |
| Federal Grant or Other Identifying Number Assigned by the awarding Federal agency |
| Enter the grant/award number contained in the award document. |
| 3a. |
| DUNS Number |
| Enter the prime recipient organization's Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number or Central Contract Registration extended DUNS number. |
| 3b. |
| EIN |
| Enter the recipient organization's Employer Identification Number (EIN) provided by the Internal Revenue Service. |
| 3c. |
| CFDA |
| Enter Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) number on the award document or provided by the awarding agency |
| 4. |
| Recipient Organization |
| Enter the name of recipient organization and address, including zip code. This should be the same name and address that appears in recipient’s Central Contract Registration profile. |
| 5. |
| Recipient Account Number or Account Number |
| Enter the account number or any other identifying number assigned by the recipient to the award. This number is strictly for the recipient's use only and is not required by the awarding Federal agency. |
| 6. |
| Project/Grant Period |
| Indicate the project/grant period established in the award document during which Federal sponsorship begins and ends. Note: Some agencies award multi-year grants for a project/grant period (e.g., 5 years) that are funded in increments known as budget periods or funding periods. These are typically annual increments. Please enter the project/grant period, not the budget period or funding period. |
| 7. |
| Reporting Period End Date |
| The frequency of required reporting is quarterly. Enter the ending date of the reporting period. For quarterly reports, the following calendar quarter reporting period end dates shall be used: 6/30; 9/30; 12/31, or 3/31;. For final PPRs, the reporting period end date shall be the end date of the project/grant period. |
| 8. |
| Final Report |
| Mark appropriate box. Check “yes” only if this is the final report for the project/grant period specified in Box 6. |
| 9. |
| Report or Frequency |
| Select “quarterly” for quarterly reports and/or “final”. |
| 10. |
| Performance Narrative |
| LEAVE BLANK |
| 11. |
| Other Attachments |
| Attach other documents as needed or as instructed by the awarding Federal agency. |
SF-PPR-Recovery-B
“Program Indicators”
Instructions Section 1 Project / Activity Information Please provide requested information for each project of activity for which recovery funds were expended or obligated.
| Item |
| Data Elements |
| Instructions |
| ARRA-1-01 |
| Name of Project or Activity |
| Enter a brief descriptive title of the project. |
| ARRA-1-02 |
| Total Amount of Recovery Funds Received from Federal Agency Indentified in Block 1: |
| Enter the cumulative amount of actual recovery funds (cash) received from the Federal agency as of the reporting period end date. |
| ARRA-1-03 |
| Amount of recovery funds received that were obligated or expended to projects or activities: |
| Enter cumulative total for the amount of Federal fund expenditures. For reports prepared on a cash basis, expenditures are the sum of cash disbursements for direct charges for property and services; the amount of indirect expense charged; the value of third-party in-kind contributions applied; and the amount of cash advance payments and payments made to subccontractors and subawardees. For reports prepared on an accrual basis, expenditures are the sum of cash disbursements for direct charges for property and services; the amount of indirect expense incurred; the value of in-kind contributions applied; and the net increase or decrease in the amounts owed by the recipient for (1) goods and other property received; (2) services performed by employees, contractors, subcontractors, subawardees, and other payees; and (3) programs for which no current services or performance are required. Also include program income expended in accordance with the deduction alternative, rebates, refunds, or other credits. |
Instructions
Section 2 Project / Activity Information Please provide requested information for each project of activity for which recovery funds were expended or obligated.
| Item |
| Data Elements |
| Instructions |
| ARRA-2-01 |
| Name of Project or Activity |
| Enter a brief descriptive title of the project. |
| ARRA-2-02 |
| Description of Project or Activity |
| Select activity code(s) from list in the instructions. |
| ARRA-2-03 |
| Evaluation of completion status of the project or activity. |
(Please choose one.)
Options include not- started, Less than 50% completed, Completed 50% or more, Fully Completed
| ARRA-2-04 |
| Estimate of the number of jobs created by this project or activity. |
| Provide estimated number and/or narrative description of jobs created. For estimated number, include those new positions created and filled, or previously existing unfilled positions that are filled, as a result a result of funding by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). This definition covers only positions established in the United States and outlying areas (Outlying areas” means— |
(1) Commonwealths.
(i) Puerto Rico.
(ii) The Northern Mariana Islands;
(2) Territories.
(i) American Samoa.
(ii) Guam.
(iii) U.S. Virgin Islands; and
(3) Minor outlying islands.
(i) Baker Island.
(ii) Howland Island.
(iii) Jarvis Island.
(iv) Johnston Atoll.
(v) Kingman Reef.
(vi) Midway Islands.
(vii) Navassa Island.
(viii) Palmyra Atoll.
(ix) Wake Atoll.
The number shall be expressed as “full-time equivalent” which shall include full-time, part- time, temporary, permanent, positions as expressed as a “person-year,” consistent with the recipient’s existing personnel procedures. This includes positions at the prime recipient’s level, and the prime recipient’s estimate of positions at the first subcontract or subaward tier.
| ARRA-2-05 |
| Estimate of the number of jobs retained by this project or activity. |
| Provide estimated number and/or narrative description of jobs created. For estimated number, provide an estimate of those previously existing filled positions that are maintained and an estimate of previously filled positions that are maintained as a result of funding by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. This definition covers only positions established in the United States and outlying areas. The number shall be expressed as “full-time equivalent” which shall include full-time, part- time, temporary, permanent, positions as expressed as a “person-year,” consistent with the recipient’s existing personnel procedures. This includes positions at the prime recipient’s level, and the prime recipient’s estimate of positions at the first subcontract or subaward tier. |
| ARRA-2-06 |
| Total cost of infrastructure investments made by State and Local governments: |
| Cumulative total cost. |
| ARRA-2-07 |
| For State/local infrastructure investment: What is the purpose of investment made by State and local governments for funding the infrastructure investment with funds made available under this Act? |
| Describe objective of the infrastructure investment. |
| ARRA-2-08 |
| For State/local infrastructure investment: What is the rationale of the Award Recipient for funding the infrastructure investment with funds made available under this Act? |
| Explain how the infrastructure investment will contribute to one or more purposes of the Recovery Act: |
Purposes:
(1) To preserve and create jobs and promote economic recovery.
(2) To assist those most impacted by the recession.
(3) To provide investments needed to increase economic efficiency by spurring technological advances in science and health.
(4) To invest in transportation, environmental protection, and other infrastructure that will provide long-term economic benefits.
(5) To stabilize State and local government budgets, in order to minimize and avoid reductions in essential services and counterproductive state and local tax increases.
| ARRA-2-09 |
| For State/local infrastructure investment: Who should we contact if we have concerns about this infrastructure investment? |
| Provide name, phone number, address and email address of the appropriate contact in the state/local government. |
| ARRA-2-10 |
| NEPA Compliance Status |
| The state of National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance will be reported either as (1) completed with the type of NEPA compliance, or (2) in progress as follows: |
“NEPA is not triggered – For example: No NEPA because no agency discretion for (descriptive name and statutory citation for the activity or program).
“Categorical Exclusion: cite CE used and date completed (the date will be the date of the document when agency NEPA procedures require documentation, or a date after the determination has been made that there are no extraordinary circumstances).
“Environmental Assessment (EA): identify the EA and provide: (1) date of public involvement as practicable, if not practicable then date interagency involvement; (2) date of notice of Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) (if required); or (3) date EA/FONSI are completed.
“Environmental Impact Statement (EIS): identify the EIS and provide: (1) date of Notice of Intent: (2) date of EPA published notice of availability of the draft EIS; (3) date of EPA published notice of availability of the final EIS; (4) date the Record of Decision is signed; or (5) appropriate date of any subsequent supplemental NEPA review and documentation.”
For additional information on compliance with and reporting on requirements under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), contact the awarding agency.
| ARRA-2-11 |
| NEPA Compliance Supporting Information |
| Provide any additional information if required by the awarding agency. |
Instructions
Section 3 Subawardee or Subcontract Award Information Please provide requested information for each subawardee or subcontract for which $25,000 or more of recovery funds were obligated or expended.
| Item |
| Data Elements |
| Instructions |
| ARRA-3-01 |
| Recipient DUNS Number |
| Enter the recipient organization's Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number or Central Contract Registration extended DUNS number. |
| ARRA-3-02 |
| Award Number or Other Identifying Number Assigned by the Awarding Entity |
| Enter the grant/award number assigned to the awarding entity. |
| ARRA-3-03 |
| Recipient Name: |
| Legal name of recipient as registered in the Central Contractor Registration (ccr.gov) |
| ARRA-3-04 |
| Recipient Location |
| Physical location as listed in the Central Contractor Registration. For congressional district, use the format: 2 characters State Abbreviation – 3 characters District Number, e.g., CA-005 for California 5th district, CA-012 for California 12th district, NC-103 for North Carolina’s 103rd district. If the program/project is outside the US, enter 00-000. |
| ARRA-3-05 |
| Recipient Type |
Select primary category from the list of categories provided in the instructions.
| ARRA-3-06 |
| Recipient Category |
Select one or more that apply from the list of categories provided in the instructions.
| ARRA-3-07 |
| Amount of Contract or Award (Current Contract/Award Value) |
| Enter the cumulative amount of cash disbursed to the subawardee or subcontractor as of the reporting period end date. |
| ARRA-3-08 |
| Amount of Contract or Award (Ultimate Contract/Award Value) |
| Enter the anticipated total amount of cash to be disbursed to the subawardee or subcontractor by the expiration date of the subaward or subcontract, respectively. |
| ARRA-3-09 |
| Award Date |
| Self-explanatory. |
| ARRA-3-10 |
| Primary Performance Location |
| Physical location of primary place of performance. |
| ARRA-3-11 |
| For the five most highly compensated officers of the entity: the names and total compensation |
Provide the names and total compensation of the five most highly compensated officers of the recipient entity if--
(1) the recipient in the preceding fiscal year received--
(a) 80 percent or more of its annual gross revenues in Federal awards; and
(b) $ 25,000,000 or more in annual gross revenues from Federal awards; and
(2) the public does not have access to information about the compensation of the senior executives of the entity through periodic reports filed under section 13(a) or 15(d) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (15 U.S.C. 78m(a), 78o(d)) or section 6104 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 [26 USCS § 6104].
“Total Compensation” means the complete pay package of each of the recipient’s compensated officers, including all forms of money, benefits, services, and in-kind payments, consistent with the regulations of the Securities and Exchanges Commission at 17 CCR 229.402.
Instructions
Section 4 Subawardee or Subcontract Award Information-Aggregated Please provide requested information for aggregate information on subawards and subcontracts for which less than $25,000 of recovery funds were expended or obligated.
| Item |
| Data Elements |
| Instructions |
| ARRA-4-01 |
| Total Number of Subcontracts and Subawards less than $25,000/award |
Self-explanatory.
| ARRA-4-02 |
| Total Amount of Subcontracts and Subawards less than $25,000/award |
| Enter the total cumulative amount of cash disbursed to subawardees and subcontractors for which less than $25,000 of recovery funds were expended or obligated. This aggregate amount should be cumulative as of the reporting period end date. |
Description of Project or Activity (ARRA-2-02). Select one or more description codes from list below or the searchable listing of National Center for Charitable Statistics at http://nccsdataweb.urban.org/PubApps/nteeSearch.php?gQry=all&codeType=NTEE. Note that information from the listing shall not be used to determine whether a project or activity is classified as “infrastructure” for purposes of Recovery Act reporting (see Section 1, items ARRA-2-06 to ARRA-2-08). Recipients should consult with the federal awarding agency for guidance on what constitutes an infrastructure investment under the Recovery Act.
Arts, Culture & Humanities A01 - Arts, Culture & Humanities, General/Other
A01.02 - General Arts Education
A01.03 - General Arts Funding
A01.04 - General Arts Presenting
A02 - Artists' Services
A02.02 - Artists-in-Residence
A03 - Cultural Heritage
A03.02 - Celebrations
A03.03 - Cultural & Ethnic Awareness
A03.04 - Cultural Festivals
A03.05 - Folklife & Traditional Arts
A04 - History & Historical Programs
A04.02 - Commemorations
A04.03 - Genealogy
A04.04 - Historic Preservation & Conservation
A04.05 - Memorials & Monuments
A05 - Humanities Programs
A05.02 - Archaeology
A05.03 - Architecture
A05.04 - Foreign Language & Linguistics
A05.05 - Literature
A05.06 - Philosophy & Ethics
A05.07 - Theology & Comparative Religion
A06 - Media & Communications
A06.02 - Broadcasting
A06.03 - Electronic Media
A06.04 - Film & Video
A06.05 - Journalism
A06.06 - Publishing
A07 - Museums
A07.09 - Curatorial Work & Exhibitions
A07.10 - Museum Acquisitions
A07.11 - Museum Audience Services
A07.12 - Museum Collections Conservation
A07.13 - Museum Education
A08 - Performing Arts
A08.02 - Dance
A08.02.03 - Choreography
A08.02.04 - Dance Festivals
A08.02.05 - Dance Instruction
A08.02.06 - Dance Performances
A08.02.07 - Dance Performances Presenting
A08.03 - Music
A08.03.10 - Music Appreciation
A08.03.11 - Music Composition
A08.03.12 - Music Festivals
A08.03.13 - Music Instruction
A08.03.14 - Musical Performances
A08.03.15 - Musical Performances Presenting
A08.04 - Opera
A08.04.02 - Opera Festivals
A08.04.03 - Opera Performances
A08.04.04 - Opera Performances Presenting
A08.05 - Theater
A08.05.02 - Children's Theater
A08.05.04 - Puppet Shows
A08.05.05 - Theater Arts Instruction
A08.05.06 - Theater Festivals
A08.05.07 - Theatrical Performances
A08.05.08 - Theatrical Performances Presenting
A09 - Visual Arts
A09.06 - Public Art
A09.09 - Traveling Exhibitions
A09.12 - Visual Arts Exhibitions
A09.13 - Visual Arts Festivals
A09.14 - Visual Arts Instruction
Education B01 - Education, General/Other
B02 - Education Policy & Reform
B03 - Educational Delivery
B03.02 - Early Childhood Education
B03.03 - Elementary & Secondary Education
B03.04 - Postsecondary Education
B03.05 - Vocational Education
B04 - Educational Programs
B04.02 - Adult Education
B04.03 - Afterschool Enrichment
B04.04 - Computer Literacy
B04.05 - Distance Education
B04.06 - Dropout Programs
B04.07 - Educational Testing
B04.08 - Extracurricular Activities
B04.08.02 - Extracurricular Arts & Culture
B04.08.03 - Extracurricular Music
B04.08.04 - Extracurricular School Sports
B04.08.05 - Extracurricular Science, Math & Technology
B04.09 - Gifted Education
B04.11 - Literacy
B04.17 - Partnerships in Education
B04.18 - Remedial Programs
B04.19 - Service Learning
B04.20 - Special Education
B04.21 - Summer School
B04.22 - Tutorial Programs
B05 - Educational Research
B05.02 - Curriculum Development
B05.03 - Education & Technology
B05.04 - Educational Assessment & Evaluation
B06 - Library
B07 - Student Services
B07.05 - Alumni
B07.06 - Guidance & Counseling
B07.07 - School Health Services
B07.08 - Student Financial Aid
B08 - Teacher & Faculty
Environment C01 - Environment, General/Other
C02 - Environmental Education
C03 - Environmental & Sustainable Design
C03.02 - Architectural & Landscape Design
C03.03 - Environmental & Urban Beautification
C03.04 - Land Use Planning
C04 - Horticulture
C04.02 - Botanical & Aquatic Gardens
C05 - Natural Resources Conservation & Protection
C05.02 - Energy Resources
C05.03 - Land Conservation
C05.04 - Marine Conservation
C05.05 - Plant Conservation
C05.06 - Water Conservation
C05.07 - Watershed Conservation
C06 - Pollution Abatement & Control
C06.02 - Air Pollution Control
C06.03 - Climatic Change
C06.04 - Environmental Hazards Control
C06.05 - Pest Control
C06.06 - Radiation Control
C06.07 - Recycling
C06.08 - Waste Management
C06.09 - Water Pollution Control
Animal-Related D01 - Animal-Related, General/Other
D02 - Animal Ownership
D02.02 - Animal Exhibitions & Shows
D02.03 - Animal Training
D02.04 - Pet Cemetery Services
D02.05 - Pet-Related Financial & Commodities Assistance
D03 - Animal Protection & Welfare
D03.02 - Animal Control
D03.03 - Farm & Domestic Animal Protection & Welfare
D03.04 - Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Enforcement
D04 - Veterinary Services
D05 - Wildlife Preservation & Protection
D05.02 - Bird Preservation & Protection
D05.03 - Fishery Conservation & Management
D05.04 - Marine Animals Preservation & Protection
D05.05 - Wild Animals Preservation & Protection
D06 - Zoological Parks & Aquariums
Health Care E01 - Health Care, General/Other
E02 - Alternative Health Care
E02.02 - Acupuncture
E02.03 - Chiropractic Care
E02.04 - Homeopathic Medicine
E02.05 - Naturopathic Medicine
E03 - Anatomical Gifts Provision
E03.02 - Blood Banking
E03.03 - Organ & Tissue Procurement
E04 - Bioethics & Medical Ethics
E05 - Dental Health Care
E06 - Health Care Issues
E06.02 - Health Care Economics
E06.03 - Health Care Reform
E06.04 - Quality of Health Care
E07 - Health Diagnostic, Intervention & Treatment Services
E07.02 - Cardiovascular Technology
E07.03 - Chemotherapy/Radiation
E07.04 - Diagnostic Medical Sonography
E07.05 - Hemodialysis
E07.06 - Magnetic Resonance Imaging
E07.07 - Medical Radiologic Technology
E08 - Patient & Family Support
E08.02 - Assistive Technology Equipment Provision
E08.03 - Health Care Equipment & Supplies Provision
E08.05 - Health Insurance Counseling
E08.07 - Medical Expense Assistance
E08.08 - Patient Education
E08.09 - Patient & Family Enrichment
E08.10 - Patient & Family Housing
E08.11 - Wish Foundation Programs
E09 - Patient Care/Health Care Delivery
E09.02 - Ambulatory & Primary Health Care
E09.03 - Emergency Services, Hospital-Based
E09.04 - Home Health Care
E09.05 - Hospice Care
E09.06 - Inpatient/Hospital Care
E09.07 - Nursing Home Care
E09.10 - Rural Health Services
E10 - Pharmaceuticals
E11 - Public Health
E11.02 - Environmental Health
E11.03 - International Public Health/International Health
E11.04 - Occupational Health & Industrial Hygiene
E11.05 - Preventive Health
E12 - Rehabilitation Services
E12.06 - Early Intervention & Prevention
E12.07 - Independent Living Skills
E12.08 - Occupational Therapy
E12.09 - Physical Therapy
E12.10 - Rehabilitation of Hearing Impaired
E12.11 - Rehabilitation of Language & Speech Disorders
E13 - Reproductive Health
E13.02 - Family Planning
E13.03 - Maternal & Infant Care
E13.04 - Sexuality Education
Mental Health, Substance Abuse F01 - Mental Health, Substance Abuse Programs, General/other
F02 - Crisis Intervention
F02.02 - Sexual Assault Crisis Intervention
F02.03 - Substance Abuse Crisis Intervention
F02.04 - Suicide Prevention
F03 - Mental Disorders
F03.03 - Anxiety Disorders
F03.04 - Childhood Behavioral Disorders
F03.05 - Cognitive Disorders
F03.07 - Eating Disorders
F03.09 - Impulse-Control Disorders
F03.10 - Mood Disorders
F03.11 - Personality Disorders
F03.16 - Psychophysiological Disorders
F03.17 - Schizophrenia & Other Psychotic Disorders
F03.18 - Sexual & Gender Identity Disorders
F03.19 - Sleep Disorders
F04 - Mental Health Treatment
F04.02 - Inpatient Mental Health Treatment
F04.03 - Outpatient Mental Health Treatment
F04.04 - Residential Mental Health Treatment
F05 - Psychiatric Case Management
F06 - Specialized Counseling
F06.02 - Family Violence Counseling
F06.02.02 - Child Abuse Counseling
F06.02.03 - Spouse Abuse Counseling
F06.03 - Grief Counseling
F06.04 - Marriage Counseling
F06.05 - Pastoral Counseling
F06.06 - Peer Counseling
F07 - Specialized Therapy
F07.02 - Animal-Assisted Therapy
F07.03 - Creative Arts Therapy
F08 - Substance Abuse
F08.02 - Assessment for Substance Abuse
F08.03 - Detoxification
F08.04 - Inpatient Substance Abuse Treatment
F08.05 - Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment
F08.06 - Relapse Prevention/Transitional Substance Abuse
F08.07 - Residential Substance Abuse Treatment
F08.08 - Smoking Cessation
F08.09 - Substance Abuse Counseling
F08.10 - Substance Abuse Prevention
F08.11 - Substance Abuse Support Group
Diseases, Disorders & Medical Disciplines G01 - Diseases, Disorders & Medical Disciplines, General/Other
G02 - Diseases & Disorders
G02.02 - Allergy & Immunological Diseases
G02.03 - Birth Defects, Genetic Disorders & Developmental Disorders
G02.03.02 - Cerebral Palsy
G02.03.03 - Cystic Fibrosis
G02.03.04 - Down Syndrome
G02.04 - Cancer
G02.04.02 - Leukemia
G02.04.03 - Women's Cancers
G02.05 - Cardiovascular Diseases
G02.05.02 - Heart Diseases
G02.06 - Communications Disorders
G02.06.02 - Language & Speech Disorders
G02.06.03 - Learning Disabilities
G02.07 - Diseases of the Blood & Blood-Forming Organs
G02.07.02 - Hemophilia
G02.07.03 - Sickle Cell Disease
G02.08 - Digestive System Diseases
G02.08.02 - Liver Diseases
G02.09 - Ear, Nose & Throat Diseases
G02.10 - Endocrine, Metabolic & Nutritional Diseases
G02.10.02 - Diabetes
G02.11 - Eye Diseases, Blindness & Vision Impairments
G02.12 - Genitourinary Diseases
G02.12.02 - Kidney Diseases
G02.13 - Infectious Diseases
G02.13.02 - Hepatitis
G02.13.03 - HIV/AIDS
G02.13.04 - Lyme Disease
G02.13.05 - Sexually Transmitted Diseases
G02.13.06 - Tuberculosis
G02.14 - Musculoskeletal & Connective Tissue Diseases
G02.14.02 - Arthritis
G02.14.03 - Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
G02.14.04 - Lupus
G02.14.05 - Muscular Dystrophy
G02.14.06 - Osteoporosis
G02.15 - Nervous System Diseases
G02.15.02 - Alzheimer Disease
G02.15.03 - Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
G02.15.04 - Epilepsy
G02.15.05 - Multiple Sclerosis
G02.15.06 - Parkinson Disease
G02.16 - Respiratory System Diseases
G02.16.02 - Asthma
G02.16.03 - Lung Diseases
G02.17 - Skin Diseases
G02.18 - Wounds & Injuries
G02.18.02 - Head Injuries
G02.18.03 - Spinal Cord Injuries
G03 - Medical Disciplines & Occupations
G03 - Medical Disciplines & Occupations
G03.02 - Biomedical Engineering
G03.03 - Community Medicine
G03.04 - Epidemiology
G03.05 - Geriatrics
G03.06 - Medical Genetics
G03.07 - Medical Specialties
G03.08 - Military & Naval Medicine
G03.09 - Nursing
G03.10 - Osteopathic Medicine
G03.11 - Pharmacology
G03.12 - Sports Medicine
G03.13 - Surgical Specialties
G03.14 - Telemedicine
G03.15 - Tropical Medicine
Medical Research H01 - Medical Research, General/Other
H02 - Diseases & Disorders Research
H02.02 - Allergy & Immunological Diseases Research
H02.03 - Birth Defects, Genetic Disorders & Developmental Disorders Research
H02.03.02 - Cerebral Palsy Research
H02.03.03 - Cystic Fibrosis Research
H02.03.04 - Down Syndrome Research
H02.04 - Cancer Research
H02.04.02 - Leukemia Research
H02.04.03 - Women's Cancers Research
H02.05 - Cardiovascular Diseases Research
H02.05.02 - Heart Diseases Research
H02.06 - Communications Disorders Research
H02.06.02 - Language & Speech Disorders Research
H02.06.03 - Learning Disabilities Research
H02.07 - Diseases of the Blood & Blood-Forming Organs Research
H02.07.02 - Hemophilia Research
H02.07.03 - Sickle Cell Disease Research
H02.08 - Digestive System Diseases Research
H02.08.02 - Liver Diseases Research
H02.09 - Ear, Nose & Throat Diseases Research
H02.10 - Endocrine, Metabolic & Nutritional Research
H02.10.02 - Diabetes Research
H02.11 - Eye Diseases, Blindness & Vision Impairments Research
H02.12 - Genitourinary Diseases Research
H02.12.02 - Kidney Diseases Research
H02.13 - Infectious Diseases Research
H02.13.02 - Hepatitis Research
H02.13.03 - HIV/AIDS Research
H02.13.04 - Lyme Disease Research
H02.13.05 - Sexually Transmitted Diseases Research
H02.13.06 - Tuberculosis Research
H02.14 - Musculoskeletal & Connective Tissue Diseases Research
H02.14.02 - Arthritis Research
H02.14.03 - Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Research
H02.14.04 - Lupus Research
H02.14.05 - Muscular Dystrophy Research
H02.14.06 - Osteoporosis Research
H02.15 - Nervous System Diseases Research
H02.15.02 - Alzheimer Disease Research
H02.15.03 - Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Research
H02.15.04 - Epilepsy Research
H02.15.05 - Multiple Sclerosis Research
H02.15.06 - Parkinson Disease Research
H02.16 - Respiratory System Diseases Research
H02.16.02 - Asthma Research
H02.16.03 - Lung Diseases Research
H02.17 - Skin Diseases Research
H02.18 - Wounds & Injuries Research
H02.18.02 - Head Injury Research
H02.18.03 - Spinal Cord Injury Research
H03 - Medical Disciplines & Occupations Research
H03.02 - Biomedical Engineering Research
H03.03 - Community Medicine Research
H03.04 - Epidemiology Research
H03.05 - Geriatrics Research
H03.06 - Medical Genetics Research
H03.07 - Medical Specialties Research
H03.08 - Military & Naval Medicine Research
H03.09 - Nursing Research
H03.10 - Osteopathic Medicine Research
H03.11 - Pharmacology Research
H03.12 - Sports Medicine Research
H03.13 - Surgical Specialties Research
H03.14 - Telemedicine Research
H03.15 - Tropical Medicine Research
Crime & Legal I01 - Crime & Legal, General/Other
I02 - Crime Control & Prevention
I02.02 - Citizen Crime Reporting
I02.03 - Community Crime Prevention
I02.04 - Drunk Driving
I02.05 - Family Violence Prevention
I02.05.02 - Child Abuse Prevention
I02.05.03 - Spouse Abuse Prevention
I02.06 - Gun Control
I02.07 - Hate Crimes Prevention
I02.11 - Missing Persons
I02.12 - Sexual Assault Prevention
I02.13 - Youth Violence Prevention
I03 - Criminal Justice & Corrections
I03.02 - Administration of Justice
I03.03 - Alternative Sentencing/Supervision
I03.04 - Ex-Offender Services/Supervision
I03.05 - Inmate Support
I03.06 - Juvenile Justice
I03.07 - Rehabilitation Services for Offenders
I04 - Law Enforcement Agencies
I05 - Legal Services
I05.07 - Guardians ad Litem
I05.08 - Housing Discrimination
I05.09 - Mediation Programs
I06 - Specialized Law Practice Areas
I06.02 - Constitutional Law
I06.03 - Environmental Law
I06.04 - Intellectual Property Law
I06.05 - Labor & Employment Law
I06.06 - Landlord/Tenant Law
Employment J01 - Employment, General/Other
J02 - Job Training & Employment
J02.05 - Apprenticeships
J02.06 - Internships
J02.07 - Job Search & Placement
J02.08 - Retraining
J02.09 - Vocational Guidance
J02.10 - Youth Job Training & Employment
J03 - Labor
J04 - Vocational Rehabilitation
Food, Agriculture & Nutrition K01 - Food, Agriculture & Nutrition, General/Other
K02 - Agriculture
K02.02 - Agricultural Economics & Farm Management
K02.03 - Agricultural Exhibitions
K02.04 - Agricultural Production
K02.05 - Agricultural Water Management
K02.06 - Food Science
K02.07 - Sustainable Agriculture
K03 - Food
K03.02 - Food Distribution
K03.03 - Food Outlets
K03.04 - Meal Distribution
K04 - Hunger Action
K05 - Nutrition
Housing L01 - Housing, General/Other
L02 - Emergency Shelter
L02.02 - Crisis Shelter
L02.03 - Homeless Shelter
L02.04 - Transitional Housing
L03 - Home Improvement
L03.02 - Home Barrier Removal
L03.03 - Home Repair Programs
L03.04 - Weatherization
L04 - Housing Development, Construction & Management
L04.02 - Affordable Housing
L04.03 - Barrier-Free Housing
L05 - Housing Owners
L06 - Housing Support
L06.02 - Housing Counseling
L06.03 - Housing Expense Assistance
Public Safety, Disaster Services M01 - Public Safety, Disaster Services, General/Other
M02 - Disaster Services
M02.02 - Disaster Preparedness
M02.03 - Disaster Relief/Recovery
M02.04 - Emergency Communications
M02.05 - Emergency Medical & Ambulance Services
M02.06 - Fire Protection
M03 - Emergency Personnel
M04 - Safety Education
M04.02 - Aviation Safety
M04.03 - Fire Prevention
M04.04 - First Aid Training
M04.05 - Occupational Health and Safety Awareness
M04.06 - Poison Information
M04.07 - Traffic Safety
M04.08 - Water Safety
Recreation & Sports N01 - Recreation & Sports, General/Other
N02 - Athletics & Sports
N02.02 - Baseball/Softball
N02.03 - Basketball
N02.04 - Boating
N02.07 - Cycling
N02.08 - Equestrian
N02.09 - Football
N02.10 - Golf
N02.11 - Gymnastics
N02.13 - Hockey
N02.14 - Hunting & Fishing
N02.15 - Martial Arts
N02.16 - Racquet Sports
N02.17 - Skating
N02.18 - Skiing
N02.19 - Soccer
N02.20 - Swimming
N02.21 - Track & Field
N03 - Camping
N04 - Leisure & Recreational Activities
N04.03 - Gambling
N04.04 - Hobbies
N05 - Parks, Recreation & Leisure Facilities
N05.02 - Golf Courses
N05.03 - Public Parks & Recreational Trails
N05.04 - Recreation Centers
N05.05 - Swimming Facilities
N06 - Physical Fitness
N07 - Sports Competitions
N07.02 - Intercollegiate Sports Competitions
N07.03 - Olympics & Related International Competitions
N07.04 - Special Olympics Programs
Youth Development O01 - Youth Development, General/Other
O04 - Youth Agriculture
O05 - Youth Business
O06 - Youth Citizenship
O08 - Youth Leadership
Human Services P01 - Human Services, General/Other
P02 - Children & Youth Services
P02.02 - Adoption
P02.03 - Child Care
P02.04 - Children's Protective Services
P02.06 - Foster Care
P03 - Emergency Assistance
P03.02 - Holiday Assistance
P03.03 - Household Goods Provision
P03.04 - Personal Goods Provision
P03.05 - Temporary Financial Aid
P04 - Family-Based Services
P04.02 - Family Preservation
P04.03 - Family Services for Adolescent Parents
P04.04 - Parenting Education
P04.05 - Programs for Single Parents
P05 - Personal Social Services
P05.02 - Burial & Cemetery Services
P05.03 - Case Management
P05.04 - Companionship
P05.15 - Financial Counseling
P05.16 - In-Home Assistance
P05.17 - Information & Referral
P05.18 - Mentoring
P05.19 - Personal Enrichment
P05.20 - Respite Care
P05.21 - Thrift Shop Operation
P05.22 - Transportation Assistance
P05.23 - Travelers' Assistance
P06 - Residential Care
P06.02 - Residential Care for Dependent Children
P06.03 - Residential Care for Individuals with Disabilities
P06.04 - Senior Residential Facilities Programs
P11 - Services for Specific Populations
P11.02 - Senior Services
P11.03 - Services for Individuals with Disabilities
P11.04 - Services for the Homeless
P11.05 - Services for Ethnic & Immigrant Groups
International, Foreign Affairs & National Security Q01 - International, Foreign Affairs & National Security, General/Other
Q02 - International Development
Q02.02 - International Agricultural Assistance
Q02.03 - International Economic Assistance
Q02.04 - International Education Assistance
Q02.05 - International Health Care Assistance
Q02.06 - International Scientific & Technical Assistance
Q03 - International Human Rights
Q03.02 - Migration/Refugee Rights
Q04 - International Peace & Security
Q04.02 - Arms Control
Q04.03 - National Security
Q05 - International Relations
Q05.02 - Democratic Values Promotion
Q05.04 - International Exchange
Q05.05 - International Trade
Q06 - International Relief
Q06.02 - International Children's Relief
Q06.03 - Refugee Relief
Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy R01 - Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy, General/Other
R02 - Civil Liberties
R02.02 - Censorship, Freedom of Speech & Press
R02.03 - Privacy Rights
R02.04 - Reproductive Rights
R02.05 - Right to Die
R02.06 - Right to Life
R03 - Civil Rights
R03.02 - Children's Rights
R03.03 - Disabled Persons' Rights
R03.04 - Ethnic Groups' Rights & Racial Equality
R03.05 - Immigrants' Rights
R03.06 - Lesbian & Gay Rights
R03.07 - Seniors' Rights
R03.08 - Women's Rights
R04 - Intergroup Relations
Community Development, Business & Industry S01 - Community Development, General/Other
S02 - Community Economic Development
S02.02 - Business Promotion
S02.03 - Business Recruitment & Attraction
S02.05 - Regional Economic Development
S02.06 - Rural Economic Development
S02.07 - Small & Minority Business Development Programs
S02.08 - Tourism Development
S03 - Community Renewal
S03.03 - Business Districts Revitalization
S03.04 - Neighborhood Revitalization
S03.05 - Waterfront Development
S04 - Organizational Development & Training
Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking T01 - Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking, General/Other
T02 - Comprehensive Grantmaking
T03 - Fundraising
T04 - Grants Development
T05 - Voluntarism Promotion
T05.02 - Community Service
T05.03 - Volunteer Training & Placement
T05.04 - Senior Volunteer Programs
Science & Technology U01 - Science & Technology, General/Other
U02 - Biological & Life Sciences
U02.02 - Biochemistry, Biophysics & Molecular Biology
U02.03 - Botany
U02.04 - Ecology, Evolution, Systematics & Population Biology
U02.05 - Zoology
U03 - Engineering & Technology
U03.02 - Computer & Information Science
U03.03 - Engineering
U03.04 - Manufacturing & Industry
U03.05 - Mathematics
U04 - Physical & Earth Sciences
U04.02 - Astronomy & Astrophysics
U04.03 - Atmospheric Sciences & Meteorology
U04.04 - Chemistry
U04.05 - Geological & Earth Sciences
U04.06 - Physics
Social Science V01 - Social Science; General/Other
V02 - Anthropology
V03 - Area, Ethnic, Cultural & Gender Studies
V03.02 - African-American/Black Studies
V03.03 - American Indian/Native American Studies
V03.04 - Area Studies
V03.05 - Asian-American Studies
V03.06 - Gay/Lesbian Studies
V03.07 - Hispanic-American, Puerto Rican & Mexican-American/Chicano Studies
V03.08 - Women's Studies
V04 - Demography
V05 - Economics
V06 - Geography
V07 - History
V08 - Interdisciplinary Studies
V08 - Interdisciplinary Studies
V08.02 - Behavioral Science Programs
V08.03 - Diversity Studies
V08.04 - Gerontology Studies
V08.05 - Poverty Studies
V08.06 - Science, Technology & Society Studies
V08.07 - Urban Studies
V09 - Political Science
V10 - Psychology
V11 - Sociology
Public, Society Benefit W01 - Public, Society Benefit, General/Other
W03 - Banking & Financial Services
W07 - Consumer Protection
W08 - Government & Public Administration
W08.02 - Citizen Participation
W08.03 - Public Assistance
W08.04 - Public Finance, Taxation & Monetary Policy
W08.05 - Voter Services
W09 - Infrastructure
W09.02 - Communication Systems
W09.03 - Maritime
W09.04 - Transportation Systems
W09.05 - Utility Systems
W10 - Leadership Development
W11 - Military & Veterans Affairs
Religion X01 - Religion, General/Other
X02 - Buddhism
X03 - Christianity
X04 - Hinduism
X05 - Interfaith Programs
X06 - Islam
X07 - Judaism
Mutual, Membership Benefit Y01 - Mutual, Membership Benefit, General/Other
Y02 - Insurance Benefits
Y02.02 - Disability Insurance
Y02.03 - Health Insurance
Y02.04 - Life Insurance
Y02.05 - Professional Liability Insurance
Y02.06 - Unemployment Insurance
Y02.07 - Worker's Compensation Insurance
Y03 - Pension & Retirement Benefits
None of the Above Z99 - None of the above, unknown or unclassified
Population Codes These codes may be used in conjunction with any activity area (arts, health care, human services, etc.) to identify the program beneficiaries, target population, audience, or (for international programs) area of the world that is served.
+A00 - General population - General/Unspecified
+A10 - Children & Youth (0-19 years)
+A11 - Infants to Preschool (under age 5)
+A12 - K-12 (5-19 years)
+A13 - Adolescents Only (13-19 years)
+A20 - Adults
+A30 - Aging, Elderly, Senior Citizens
+C00 - United States (region)
+C10 - US & International
+C20 - International
+C21 - Africa
+C22 - Asia
+C23 - Australia, New Zealand, Oceana
+C24 - Canada
+C25 - Latin America & the Caribbean
+C26 - Europe & the Newly Independent States
+C27 - Middle East
+E00 - Economic level - General/Unspecified
+E10 - Poor, Economically Disadvantaged, Indigent
+E11 - Homeless
+E12 - Migrant Workers
+E13 - Unemployed, Underemployed, Dislocated
+E90 - Other Economic Level
+G00 - Gender - General/Unspecified
+G10 - Females
+G20 - Males
+H00 - Health or disability - General/Unspecified
+H10 - People/Families of People with Health Conditions
+H11 - People/Families of People with Cancer
+H12 - People/Families of People with HIV/AIDS
+H20 - People/Families with of People with Disabilities
+H21 - People/Families with of People with Developmental Disabilities
+H22 - People/Families with of People with Physical Disabilities
+H23 - People/Families with of People with Psychological Disabilities
+H90 - Other Health/Disability
+O00 - Named groups - General/Unspecified
+O10 - Alcohol, Drug, Substance Abusers
+O20 - At-Risk Populations
+O30 - Elderly and/or Disabled
+O40 - Families
+O50 - Immigrants, Newcomers, Refuges
+O60 - Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, Transgendered
+O70 - Offenders, Ex-Offenders
+O80 - Victims
+O90 - Other Named Groups
+R00 - Race or ethnicity - General/Unspecified
+R70 - Minorities
+R71 - Asian, Pacific Islander Heritage
+R72 - Blacks, African Heritage
+R73 - European Heritage
+R74 - Hispanic, Latino Heritage
+R75 - Middle Easterner Heritage
+R76 - Native Americans
Common Codes These codes may be used in conjunction with any activity area (arts, health care, human services, etc.)
Example: A03,**D provides capacity-building services for cultural heritage (A03) programs.
**A - Direct Service
**B - Advocacy
**C - Awards, Prizes & Competitions
**D - Capacity Building
**E - Communications & Public Education
**F - Fundraising, Grants & Financial Support
**G - Licensure, Accreditation & Certification
**H - Management, Administrative & Technical Support
**I - Membership Programs
**J - Professional Development & Training
**K - Research & Public Policy Analysis
**L - Volunteer Programs
**Z - None of the Above
Recipient Types (ARRA-3-05)
Government Codes:
State Government
County Government
City or Township Government
Special District Government
Independent School District
State Controlled Institution of Higher Education
Nonprofit agencies:
Indian/Native American Tribal Government (Federally Recognized)
Other nonprofit
Private:
20.
Private Higher Education
Individual
Profit Organization
Small Business
All Other
Recipient Category (ARRA-3-06)
A.
State Government
B.
County Government
C.
City or Township Government
D.
Special District Government
E.
Regional Organization
F.
U.S. Territory or Possession
G.
Independent School District
H.
Public/State Controlled Institution of Higher Education
I.
Indian/Native American Tribal Government (Federally Recognized)
J.
Indian/Native American Tribal Government (Other than Federally Recognized)
K.
Indian/Native American Tribally Designated Organization
L.
Public/Indian Housing Authority
M.
Nonprofit with 501C3 IRS Status (Other than Institution of Higher Education)
N.
Nonprofit without 501C3 IRS Status (Other than Institution of Higher Education)
O.
Private Institution of Higher Education
P.
Individual
Q.
For-Profit Organization (Other than Small Business)
R.
Small Business
S.
Hispanic-serving Institution
T.
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
U.
Tribally Controlled Colleges and Universities (TCCUs)
V.
Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Serving Institutions
W.
Non-domestic (non-US) Entity
X.
Other
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