I am at a non-U.S. institution, can I serve as a PI or Co-PI on a proposal submitted in response to this solicitation and receive NSF funding for that effort?
In order to receive U.S. Government funding, U.S. institutions must submit the proposal. Proposals submitted by non-U.S. institutions will undergo merit review but will not receive U.S. government funding. The following scenarios for your participation are possible: 1) You may serve as a Co-PI on a proposal submitted by a lead U.S. institution, but will need to include letters of endorsement demonstrating a commitment to execute the elements of the activity to be conducted at your institution should the proposal be selected. If selected, a separate Agreement will be executed between the lead institution, any additional international funding sources, and the GLOBE Office, outlining the funding conditions, monitoring and oversight responsibilities. 2) You may serve as PI on a proposal submitted by a non-U.S. institution; however, if you are requesting funding for participation by a U.S. institution or organization, the request for their support must come from a U.S. institution.
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