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	NIDA FY 2004 Funding Strategy

Each year after getting our budget allocation from Congress, NIDA establishes a funding plan implementing the NIH cost management guidelines in making research project grant awards. Below is a summary of the plan for FY 2004.

New and Renewal Research Project Grants (RPGs)

Payline for RPGs is expected to be about the 20th percentile.

Based on an analysis of available dollars and the number of highly competitive applications eligible for funding, NIDA expects that competing new and renewal non-modular awards will need to be reduced by an average of 10% from the requested budget level.

Reductions will be made to modular grants only under the most unusual circumstances. Any cuts made will be in modular amounts.

In accordance with NIDA Guidelines for Funding of Competitive Renewal Grants, renewal grants should not increase by more than 10 percent over the previous year funding.

Noncompeting RPGs

Award at the level shown for FY 2004 on the last Notice of Grant Award.

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