Cooperative Agreement for affiliated Partner with the Pacific Northwest Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit

The Current and Pending (Other) Support Common Form, updated November 1, 2023, outlines disclosure requirements for senior/key personnel on federally funded research projects. Its purpose is to assess capacity, identify conflicts of commitment, and prevent scientific and budgetary overlap. Individuals must provide separate submissions for each proposal, active project, and in-kind contribution. Consulting activities must be disclosed if they involve research, relate to the individual’s research portfolio with potential impact on funding or time, or involve concealing financial ties. Disclosure is also required for participation in foreign government-sponsored talent recruitment programs and other foreign government-affiliated activities, with a prohibition against malign foreign talent recruitment programs. The form specifies required identifying information and detailed sections for 'Proposals and Active Projects' and 'In-Kind Contributions,' including status, source, dates, amounts, time commitments, objectives, and potential overlaps. In-kind contributions of $5,000 or more requiring time commitment must be reported. Personal information is not to be submitted. Senior/key personnel must certify the accuracy and completeness of the information and confirm they are not part of a malign foreign talent recruitment program. Misrepresentations can lead to prosecution. The submission of information is voluntary but incomplete information may reduce the possibility of an award.

The “CURRENT AND PENDING (OTHER) SUPPORT COMMON FORM” is a federal government document outlining disclosure requirements for senior/key personnel involved in federally funded research projects. Effective November 1, 2023, this form mandates the submission of all current and pending proposals, active projects, and in-kind contributions (valued at $5000 or more) to assess potential conflicts of commitment, scientific overlap, and budgetary duplication. It requires detailed information such as project titles, funding sources, performance locations, dates, total amounts, and person-months committed. The form also emphasizes disclosing consulting activities and any support from foreign government-sponsored talent recruitment programs, while prohibiting participation in malign foreign talent recruitment programs. Individuals must certify the accuracy of their disclosures and are warned against including personal information. The document provides instructions for submission, clarifies reporting thresholds, and highlights the importance of honesty to avoid legal penalties.

The Current and Pending (Other) Support Common Form, updated November 1, 2023, outlines disclosure requirements for senior/key personnel on Federally funded research projects. Its purpose is to assess potential conflicts of commitment, scientific overlap, and budgetary duplication. Individuals must disclose all proposals, active projects, and in-kind contributions valued at $5000 or more, including those from foreign governments or talent recruitment programs. The form specifies required identifying information, details for proposals/active projects (title, status, source, dates, amount, person-months, objectives, overlap statement), and details for in-kind contributions (status, receipt date, source, summary, person-months, dollar value, objectives, overlap statement). Consulting activities involving research or potential impact on funding must also be disclosed. Individuals must certify the accuracy and completeness of the information and confirm they are not participating in malign foreign talent recruitment programs. The document emphasizes avoiding the submission of personal information and details the Privacy Act and burden statement.

The “CURRENT AND PENDING (OTHER) SUPPORT COMMON FORM” is a federal government document outlining disclosure requirements for individuals identified as senior/key personnel on Federally funded research projects. Its purpose is to assess capacity, identify conflicts of commitment, and prevent scientific/budgetary overlap. The form requires disclosure of all proposals, active projects (both current and pending), and in-kind contributions valued at $5,000 or more that involve a time commitment. Specific information required includes project titles, funding sources, performance locations, dates, amounts, person-months, objectives, and potential overlaps. It also mandates the disclosure of consulting activities under specific conditions and participation in foreign government-sponsored talent recruitment programs, explicitly prohibiting involvement in malign foreign talent recruitment programs. Individuals must certify the accuracy of their disclosures and acknowledge potential legal ramifications for misrepresentations. The document also provides instructions on what personal information to omit and outlines the Privacy Act and burden statement, indicating that submission is voluntary but essential for award consideration.

The "CURRENT AND PENDING (OTHER) SUPPORT COMMON FORM" is a standardized document for senior/key personnel on Federally funded research projects to disclose all current and pending support, including proposals, active projects, and in-kind contributions. This form, updated November 1, 2023, is crucial for assessing capacity, identifying conflicts of commitment, and preventing scientific and budgetary overlap. Individuals must provide detailed information on financial support, time commitments, and potential overlaps. It specifically requires disclosure of consulting activities that involve research, impact funding, or conceal financial ties, as well as participation in foreign government-sponsored talent recruitment programs. The document outlines specific formatting for proposals/active projects and in-kind contributions (valued at $5,000 or more), emphasizing the need for accurate and complete information. Senior/key personnel must certify the accuracy of their disclosures and confirm they are not involved in malign foreign talent recruitment programs, with misrepresentation carrying legal consequences. The form also includes privacy act and burden statements, indicating voluntary submission but noting that incomplete information may reduce award possibilities. Personal information like home addresses should not be included.