Domestic Research Grants with Components in Foreign Institutions
This website provides tables and maps showing the number of grants awarded to an institution in the US with research components taking place at foreign institutions (Performing Sites). In some cases a grant may have a foreign component1/performing site2 at institutions in more than one country. Click for the definition of foreign components.
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Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences (DCCPS)
Fiscal Year 2012
Total Grant Actions: 187
| Country (Abbreviation) (click for grant listing) |
Number of Grant Actions |
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| ARGENTINA (AR) | 1 |
| AUSTRALIA (AU) | 21 |
| BELGIUM (BE) | 1 |
| BRAZIL (BR) | 2 |
| CANADA (CA) | 36 |
| CHILE (CL) | 2 |
| CHINA (CN) | 11 |
| COLOMBIA (CO) | 2 |
| CZECH REPUBLIC (CZ) | 1 |
| DENMARK (DK) | 1 |
| DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (DO) | 1 |
| ECUADOR (EC) | 1 |
| EGYPT (EG) | 1 |
| FRANCE (FR) | 4 |
| GERMANY (DE) | 8 |
| HAITI (HT) | 1 |
| HONG KONG (HK) | 1 |
| ICELAND (IS) | 2 |
| INDIA (IN) | 4 |
| ISRAEL (IL) | 8 |
| ITALY (IT) | 1 |
| KENYA (KE) | 1 |
| LEBANON (LB) | 1 |
| MACAU (MO) | 1 |
| MALAWI (MW) | 1 |
| MALAYSIA (MY) | 2 |
| MEXICO (MX) | 6 |
| NETHERLANDS (NL) | 11 |
| NEW ZEALAND (NZ) | 1 |
| PERU (PE) | 1 |
| POLAND (PL) | 1 |
| ROMANIA (RO) | 1 |
| RUSSIA (RU) | 1 |
| SINGAPORE (SG) | 3 |
| SOUTH AFRICA (ZA) | 2 |
| SPAIN (ES) | 2 |
| SWEDEN (SE) | 6 |
| SYRIA (SY) | 1 |
| TAIWAN (TW) | 1 |
| THAILAND (TH) | 2 |
| UNITED KINGDOM (UK) | 27 |
| URUGUAY (UY) | 3 |
| ZAMBIA (ZM) | 2 |
| # Countries: 43 | Total Grant Actions: 187 |
1 Foreign Component: Grants awarded to an institution in the US with research components taking place at foreign institutions.
2 A performing site is any location where training, program management, and the research activities described in the program plan will be performed. A foreign site is any non-U.S. or U.S. territory institution that receives direct funding from NCI/NIH.
2 A performing site is any location where training, program management, and the research activities described in the program plan will be performed. A foreign site is any non-U.S. or U.S. territory institution that receives direct funding from NCI/NIH.
