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(Water Research Institute Program) WRRA
15.805
To provide financial support to Water Resources Research Institutes located at designated State universities in each of the 50 States, Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia, Guam, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and the Federated States of Micronesia for research, information transfer and student training on one or more aspects of priority water problems.
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For the Annual Base Grants the program anticipates receiving 54 applications and issuing 54 awards. For the National Competitive Grants the program anticipates receiving 154 pre-proprosals of those inviting 30 to submit full proposals and issuing 5 awards. For the Annual Base Grants the program received 54 applications and issued 54 awards. For the National Competitive Grants the program received 158 pre-proposals, invited 30 pre-proposals to submit full proposals and issued 3 awards.
For the Annual Base Grants the program received 54 applications and issued 54 awards. For the National Competitive Grants the program received 161 pre-proposals, invited 30 pre-proposals to submit full proposals and issued 4 awards.
For the Annual Base Grants the program received 54 applications and issued 54 awards. For the National Competitive Grants the program received 158 pre-proposals, invited 30 pre-proposals to submit full proposals and awarded 4 awards. Projects selected increased advanced our understanding of changes in the quantity and quality of water resources, development of methods for better estimation of water supply, both surface and groundwater, including estimation of the physical and/or economic supply of water.
For the Annual Base Grants the program received 54 applications and issued 54 awards. For the National Competitive Grants the program received 70 proposals and awarded 4 projects. For the Aquatic Invasive Species Competitive Grants the program received 15 proposals and awarded 5 projects. Projects selected Increased our understanding of changes in the quantity and quality of water resources, development of methods for better estimation of water supply, both surface and groundwater, including estimation of the physical and/or economic supply of water.
Received 54 base grant proposals and 86 (43 general, 4 AIS, and 39) PFAS competitive proposals. Of these, 7 general, 4 AIS, and 4 PFAS proposals were funded. Projects selected increased our understanding of changes in the quantity and quality of water resources, development of methods for better estimation of water supply, both surface and groundwater, including estimation of the physical and/or economic supply of water. Each of these are 3 year awards.
Received 54 base grant proposals and 61 (23 general, 9 AIS, and 27) PFAS competitive proposals. It is anticipated that 8 general, 6 AIS, and 10 PFAS proposals will be funded. Projects selected increased our understanding of changes in the quantity and quality of water resources, development of methods for better estimation of water supply, both surface and groundwater, including estimation of the physical and/or economic supply of water. Each of these are 3 year awards.
Received 54 base grant proposals and 61 (27 general, 10 AIS, and 33 PFAS) competitive proposals. For FY23, 7 general, 5 AIS, and 11 PFAS proposals were funded. Proposals submitted address our understanding of changes in the quantity and quality of water resources, development of methods for better estimation of water supply, both surface and groundwater, including estimation of the physical and/or economic supply of water with projected climate change and with socioeconomic considerations. Each of these are 3-year awards.
Received 54 base grant proposals and 68 (19 general, 11 AIS, and 38 PFAS) competitive proposals. For FY24, 6 general, 4 AIS, and 9 PFAS proposals are expected to be funded. Proposals submitted address our understanding of changes in the quantity and quality of water resources, development of methods for better estimation of water supply, both surface and groundwater, including estimation of the physical and/or economic supply of water with projected climate change and with socioeconomic considerations. Each of these are 3-year awards.
The President’s 2025 Budget did not include funding for this program. If Congress appropriates funding, the funding will be awarded consistent with statutory requirements.
Single Audit Applies (2 CFR Part 200 Subpart F):
For additional information on single audit requirements for this program, review the current Compliance Supplement.
OMB is working with the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) and agency offices of inspectors general to include links to relevant oversight reports. This section will be updated once this information is made available.
