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Climate Program Office for FY 2012

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This call is open to universities, research institutions and non-profits and 1 other. Funding is a grant. Coverage is read from the notice itself: United States.

Summary

The Climate Program Office for FY 2012 is a DOC funding opportunity supporting climate-related research, monitoring, and programme activities. Eligible applicants include research institutions, universities, nonprofits, and other organizations working on climate science and carbon-related initiatives.

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Key requirements

  • ✓Affiliation with eligible organization type (research institution, university, nonprofit, or company)
  • ✓Work aligned with DOC Climate Program Office priorities and carbon-related objectives
  • ✓Compliance with federal grant requirements and reporting standards

Frequently asked questions

Who can apply for Climate Program Office for FY 2012?
Eligibility covers organisations in US; university, research-institution, nonprofit, large-company.

About this sector

Climate software and data funding supports emissions accounting, climate risk analytics, Earth observation, digital MRV and tools for planners. It is offered as innovation grants, public contracts for data services and support from technology programmes. Buyers generally look for data quality, interoperability and evidence that users rely on the tool.

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Quick facts

SourceGrants.gov
Opens6 Jul 2011
EligibilityUS
Org typesuniversity, research-institution, nonprofit, large-company

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