NOFO FAQ for RFA-IP-24-045 Pandemic Cohort.pdf
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This document provides frequently asked questions (FAQs) and details for a Notice of Funding Opportunity Announcement (NOFO) from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to establish a network of community-based cohorts for monitoring changes in respiratory virus epidemiology. The NOFO solicits applications for a cooperative agreement under the Prevention of Disease, Disability, and Death through Immunization and Control of Respiratory and Related Diseases program (CFDA 93.083). It will fund a consolidated network of community cohorts including diverse age groups and demographics across US regions. This will allow ongoing monitoring of respiratory virus epidemiology following COVID-19 and strengthen preparedness for future novel viruses. The NOFO specifies that applicants may submit for multiple components in a single application and use multiple principal investigators, with one contact principal investigator designated. It provides instructions for clearly separating and labeling component budgets and budgets justifications within the application.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for
RFA-IP-24-045
Network of Community Cohorts for Monitoring Changes in Respiratory Virus Epidemiology (Pandemic Preparedness Cohorts)
Q1: How to submit an application when applying for multiple components?
A1: In this NOFO, Section IV, 2, starting on page 25 of 59, detail instructions are provided on how to organize the application materials for multiple components. In brief, it must be one application for all components. Be sure to clearly label the component specific information so that it is easy for reviewers to follow the content specific to each component. For budget section, be sure to include a separate budget table and budget justifications for each component applying for, so even when the system may only generate one budget summary table for the whole application, reviewers and CDC may find accurate budget request information for each component in the clearly distinct budget summary table(s) and justification for each component.
Q2: Does this NOFO allow multiple PDs/PIs when applying for multicomponent?
A2: In this NOFO, Section III, 8 and 10, starting on page 23 of 59, it states that one application per institution, and the PD/PI should work with the applying institution to submit the application. For multicomponent applications, it is allowed to use multiple PIs. However, since there is only one space on the Notice of Award for the PD/PI, the PD/PI in charge of the application is called Contact PD/PI and must be indicated on the Key Personnel sheet. The rest PIs and co-PIs may also be listed on the Key Personnel sheet and the application should include a Multiple PD/PI Leadership plan (see NOFO page 27 of 59).
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