State Department Funding Opportunities & Application Support

The US State Department has shifted to a new funding distribution model, using government-to-government agreements as the primary mechanism for delivering aid, with grants and cooperative agreements serving as supplemental channels to fill gaps where these arrangements fall short. To distribute supplemental funding, the US State Department has released Annual Program Statements (APS) and ad hoc Addenda solicitations based on specific technical areas (e.g., health security, child health) or geographies (Malawi, Nigeria, and Uganda). The Institute for Global Health Sciences (IGHS) Center for Applied Public Health has resources available for investigators submitting to this mechanism. Please contact Michelle Moghadassi for more information. michelle.moghadassi@ucsf.edu