Cooperative Agreement for affiliated Partner with the Hawaii-Pacific Island Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit

The “Current and Pending (Other) Support Common Form” is a crucial document for individuals designated as senior/key personnel on federally funded research projects. Its primary purpose is to collect comprehensive information on current and pending support, including proposals, active projects, and in-kind contributions. This data helps federal research funding agencies assess an individual's capacity to perform the proposed research, identify potential conflicts of commitment, and prevent scientific or budgetary overlap. The form mandates disclosure of consulting activities under specific conditions and requires reporting of support from foreign governments, instrumentalities, or entities, particularly those associated with talent recruitment programs, while prohibiting participation in malign foreign talent recruitment programs. Submissions must be updated as requested by the funding agency, and individuals must certify the accuracy and completeness of the provided information, acknowledging potential legal consequences for misrepresentations. The document also emphasizes the exclusion of personal information and outlines specific formatting and content requirements for both proposals/active projects and in-kind contributions, including detailed financial and time commitment disclosures.

The “CURRENT AND PENDING (OTHER) SUPPORT COMMON FORM” 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 current and pending proposals, active projects, and in-kind contributions valued at $5000 or more that require time commitments. The form mandates reporting consulting activities involving research, those impacting funding or scientific integrity, or those with confidentiality clauses. Critically, it requires disclosure of support from foreign governments or talent recruitment programs and prohibits participation in malign foreign talent recruitment programs. Personal information should not be included. The document details required information for proposals/active projects and in-kind contributions, including financial and time commitments. Each senior/key person must certify the accuracy of the provided information and attest to not being involved in malign foreign talent recruitment programs, with misrepresentation carrying legal penalties. This form is essential for ensuring transparency and integrity in federally funded research.

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, and expiring October 31, 2026, it mandates the disclosure of current and pending research support, including proposals, active projects, and in-kind contributions valued at $5,000 or more. The purpose is to assess capacity, identify conflicts of commitment, and prevent scientific or budgetary overlap. The form requires detailed information on identifying particulars, project titles, funding sources, performance locations, dates, total amounts, and time commitments. Specific attention is given to disclosing consulting activities that involve research or impact funding, and participation in foreign government-sponsored talent recruitment programs. Individuals must certify the accuracy of their disclosures and confirm they are not involved in malign foreign talent recruitment programs. The document explicitly prohibits the submission of personal information and provides instructions on reporting potential overlaps between projects. Failure to provide complete information may reduce the possibility of receiving an award.

The "CURRENT AND PENDING (OTHER) SUPPORT COMMON FORM" provides instructions for individuals identified as senior/key personnel on federally funded research projects to disclose current and pending support, including proposals, active projects, and in-kind contributions. This disclosure is crucial for assessing capacity, potential conflicts of commitment, and avoiding scientific or budgetary overlap. The form requires detailed information on all support sources, including foreign government-sponsored programs, and outlines specific scenarios for disclosing consulting activities. It emphasizes that personal information should not be submitted. The document details required information for proposals and active projects (e.g., title, status, source, dates, amount, person-months, objectives, potential overlap) and in-kind contributions (e.g., status, receipt date, source, summary, person-months, dollar value, objectives, potential overlap) with an estimated value of $5,000 or more that require time commitment. Senior/key personnel must certify the accuracy and completeness of the information, including a declaration against participation in malign foreign talent recruitment programs. The form, authorized under the National Science Foundation Act, is voluntary but failure to provide complete information may reduce the possibility of receiving an award. The OMB control number is 3145-0279, with an expiration date of 10/31/2026.

The “CURRENT AND PENDING (OTHER) SUPPORT COMMON FORM” 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/budgetary overlap. Individuals must disclose all proposals, active projects, and in-kind contributions valued at $5000 or more, including foreign government-sponsored talent recruitment programs. Consulting activities that involve research, impact funding, or conceal financial ties must also be reported. The form details required identifying information, project specifics (title, status, source, dates, amount, person-months, objectives, potential overlap), and in-kind contribution details (status, receipt date, source, summary, person-months, dollar value, objectives, potential overlap). Individuals must certify the accuracy and completeness of their disclosures and confirm they are not involved in malign foreign talent recruitment programs. The document emphasizes the voluntary nature of submission but warns that incomplete information may reduce award possibilities.