Cancer Control and Population Sciences Grants: Countries

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DCCPS Research Grants Awarded to Foreign Institutions

The Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences (DCCPS) supports research projects at institutions within the United States and internationally. This website provides tables and maps showing the number of grants and dollars awarded to institutions in foreign countries.

The majority of DCCPS supported research projects are in the United States. This site, however, is intended to provide the foreign piece of our portfolio. This map represents the country in which the primary grant award was made, and does not reflect performing sites¹ within each grant.

Click on the fiscal year hyperlink above the table to see the grants and total dollars awarded for each fiscal year. Maps can be viewed either by the number of grants or by awarded dollars. Please note that the funding for each fiscal year is independent and represents the total value of the grants portfolio for that year.

This site is best viewed with a resolution of 1024x768 (or higher). To print the map right click on the map and choose the print option, then set your printer to the landscape page layout.

Please select a fiscal year:
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Country (Abbreviation) (click for organizations)	Number of Grants	Awarded Dollars
AUSTRALIA (AU)	6	$2,981,814
BRAZIL (BR)	1	$27,000
CANADA (CA)	7	$4,340,854
FRANCE (FR)	5	$1,495,489
GERMANY (DE)	1	$290,438
ICELAND (IS)	1	$353,816
INDIA (IN)	1	$190,407
ISRAEL (IL)	1	$180,696
ITALY (IT)	1	$52,434
NETHERLANDS (NL)	2	$234,801
NEW ZEALAND (NZ)	1	$55,123
SOUTH AFRICA (ZA)	1	$46,081
SWEDEN (SE)	3	$1,222,079
UNITED KINGDOM (UK)	1	$379,690
Total	32	$11,850,722
Note: The total represents all the grants awarded to an institution and the total dollars awarded outside of the United States.

1. A performing site is any location where training, program management, and the research experiences 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.