Opportunity Information: Apply for RFA CE 12 0010501SUPP16
Apply for RFA CE 12 0010501SUPP16
- The HHS-CDC-HHSCDCERA in the health sector is offering a public funding opportunity titled "Grants for Injury Prevention and Control" and is now available to receive applicants.
- Interested and eligible applicants and submit their applications by referencing the CFDA number(s): 93.136.
- This funding opportunity was created on Mar 16, 2016 and posted on Mar 16, 2016.
- Applicants must submit their applications by Sep 12, 2016. (Agency may still review applications by suitable applicants for the remaining/unused allocated funding in 2026.)
- Each selected applicant is eligible to receive up to $794,662.00 in funding.
- The number of recipients for this funding is limited to 7 candidate(s).
- Eligible applicants include: Others (see text field entitled Additional Information on Eligibility for clarification).
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Opportunity Summary:
This funding opportunity, titled Grants for Injury Prevention and Control (RFA CE 12 0010501SUPP16), is a CDC supplemental funding announcement designed to extend and amplify work already being carried out under the earlier Injury Control Research Centers (ICRC) program announcement, CDC-RFA-CE12-001. Rather than launching a brand-new standalone research program, it functions as a continuation supplement intended to increase the overall value and real-world impact of ongoing ICRC research activities by pushing results further along the path from research findings to practical use in public health and policy.
The main emphasis of the supplement is on translation and policy-related research. In practical terms, the CDC is looking for proposals that take existing ICRC program results and outcomes and move them into broader public health practice, including implementation and dissemination activities that help ensure evidence-based strategies are adopted in real settings. Alongside translation research, the opportunity specifically calls for policy-related research aimed at increasing population-level impact. That means the CDC is encouraging applicants to address how injury prevention evidence can inform, shape, or evaluate policies that reach larger groups of people and create more sustained reductions in injury and violence.
This supplement is described as a program expansion, building on the essential elements of what makes an ICRC successful while broadening the translation and implementation of research outcomes. The underlying idea is that strong injury research does not stop at publishing findings; it should also be adapted, operationalized, and scaled so that programs and policies actually change on-the-ground practices, systems, and decisions. The scope remains anchored to the original CDC-RFA-CE12-001 framework, so proposed activities are expected to be aligned with injury prevention and control priorities supported through the ICRC model and to leverage the infrastructure, partnerships, and expertise already established by those centers.
Administratively, the award mechanism is a cooperative agreement, which typically signals substantial involvement from the funding agency in areas such as technical guidance, collaboration, and shared programmatic oversight. The opportunity is categorized as a continuation action within the health funding activity area (CFDA 93.136) and is administered by HHS/CDC. The announcement was posted and created on March 16, 2016, with an application closing date of September 12, 2016. The CDC anticipated making around seven awards, with an award ceiling of $794,662, indicating a relatively targeted set of higher-value supplemental awards rather than a large number of small grants.
Eligibility is listed broadly as "Others" with additional clarification referenced in the full eligibility text, which usually means applicants must fit specific criteria not fully captured in the short listing (often tied to existing award status, institutional type, or program participation). Given that this is explicitly a supplement to the ICRC FOA, it strongly implies that competitive applicants would be those already involved in or positioned to build directly on ICRC-funded activities, with proposed work tightly focused on translating demonstrated outcomes into practice and policy to increase measurable population impact in injury prevention and control.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - Grants for Injury Prevention and Control (RFA CE 12 0010501SUPP16)
What is the name of this funding opportunity?
The opportunity is titled Grants for Injury Prevention and Control (RFA CE 12 0010501SUPP16).
Which agency is offering this opportunity?
This is a supplemental funding announcement administered by HHS/CDC (the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention).
Is this a new research program or a supplement to an existing program?
This opportunity is a supplement/continuation intended to extend and amplify work already being carried out under the earlier Injury Control Research Centers (ICRC) program announcement, CDC-RFA-CE12-001. It is not described as a brand-new standalone research program.
What is the main purpose of the supplemental funding?
The purpose is to increase the overall value and real-world impact of ongoing ICRC research activities by moving results further along the pathway from research findings into practical use in public health and policy.
What kinds of activities does the CDC emphasize in this supplement?
The supplement emphasizes translation and policy-related research. In practice, that includes pushing existing ICRC results into broader public health practice through activities such as implementation and dissemination to help evidence-based strategies be adopted in real-world settings.
What does "translation research" mean in the context of this announcement?
Based on the description provided, translation research here focuses on taking existing ICRC findings and outcomes and moving them into public health practice, including efforts that support implementation and dissemination so evidence-based strategies are adopted and used in real settings.
What does the opportunity mean by "policy-related research"?
The announcement calls for policy-related research aimed at increasing population-level impact. That includes work that addresses how injury prevention evidence can inform, shape, or evaluate policies that reach larger groups of people and produce sustained reductions in injury and violence.
What is meant by a "program expansion" in this supplement?
The supplement is described as a program expansion that builds on the essential elements of the ICRC model while broadening the translation and implementation of research outcomes. The concept is that injury research should not end at publication, but should be adapted and scaled so that programs and policies change real-world practices and systems.
Does the scope have to align with the original ICRC program announcement?
Yes. The scope remains anchored to the original CDC-RFA-CE12-001 framework. Proposed activities are expected to align with injury prevention and control priorities supported through the ICRC model and to leverage ICRC infrastructure, partnerships, and expertise.
What award mechanism is used for this funding?
The award mechanism is a cooperative agreement.
What does it imply that this award is a cooperative agreement?
A cooperative agreement typically signals substantial involvement from the funding agency, such as technical guidance, collaboration, and shared programmatic oversight.
What is the funding activity area and CFDA number?
The opportunity is categorized within the health funding activity area and references CFDA 93.136.
When was this announcement posted and created?
The announcement was posted and created on March 16, 2016.
What was the application closing date?
The application closing date listed is September 12, 2016.
How many awards did the CDC anticipate making?
The CDC anticipated making approximately seven awards.
What is the award ceiling for this opportunity?
The award ceiling listed is $794,662.
Is this opportunity intended to fund many small projects or a smaller number of larger supplemental awards?
Based on the anticipated number of awards (around seven) and the stated ceiling ($794,662), it is described as a targeted set of higher-value supplemental awards rather than a large number of small grants.
Who is eligible to apply?
Eligibility is listed broadly as "Others", with additional clarification referenced in the full eligibility text. The summary strongly implies this is a supplement to the ICRC FOA, so competitive applicants would likely be those already involved in, or positioned to build directly on, ICRC-funded activities.
Does the eligibility summary provide detailed criteria?
No. The listing states "Others" and indicates that more detail is in the full eligibility text, meaning the specific criteria are not fully captured in the short summary provided.
What types of proposals appear most competitive based on the description?
Proposals that directly build on existing ICRC program results and outcomes, and that focus on moving demonstrated findings into implementation, dissemination, and policy-related work designed to increase measurable population-level impact in injury prevention and control.
What is the core idea behind this supplement?
The core idea is that strong injury research should go beyond publishing findings; it should also be adapted, operationalized, and scaled so that programs and policies change on-the-ground practices, systems, and decisions.
Does this supplement support injury prevention and control broadly, or a different topic area?
It is specifically framed around injury prevention and control and is tied to the ICRC model and priorities.
What is the relationship between this supplement and real-world public health practice?
The supplement is explicitly aimed at moving ICRC research outcomes into broader public health practice, emphasizing implementation and dissemination so evidence-based strategies are adopted in real settings and can influence policy and population outcomes.
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