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The distinction between grants and cooperative agreements revolves around the presence or absence of substantial involvement. In research activities, substantial involvement is likely to be found when a Federal employee is actively assisting, guiding, coordinating, or participating in the project.

The distinction between grants and cooperative agreements revolves around the presence or absence of substantial involvement. In research activities, substantial involvement is likely to be found when a Federal employee is actively assisting, guiding, coordinating, or participating in the project.

United States Agency for International Development.

United States Agency for International Development.

With contracts, USAID purchases goods and services from a contractor to implement an Activity as directed by the Agency. Contracts are announced through Requests for Proposals (RFPs). With grants and cooperative agreements, the Agency provides funds to a recipient for a public good and has limited direct involvement.

With contracts, USAID purchases goods and services from a contractor to implement an Activity as directed by the Agency. Contracts are announced through Requests for Proposals (RFPs). With grants and cooperative agreements, the Agency provides funds to a recipient for a public good and has limited direct involvement.

The government uses grants and cooperative agreements as a means of assisting researchers in developing research for the public good, whereas it uses contracts as a means of procuring a service for the benefit of the government. Grants are much more flexible than contracts.

The government uses grants and cooperative agreements as a means of assisting researchers in developing research for the public good, whereas it uses contracts as a means of procuring a service for the benefit of the government. Grants are much more flexible than contracts.

A FAA is a grant agreement where USAID provides a specific level of support and where payment is based on the achievement of milestones as opposed to the actual costs incurred by the recipient. This type of award reduces some of the administrative burden and record keeping requirements for both the recipient and USAID.

A FAA is a grant agreement where USAID provides a specific level of support and where payment is based on the achievement of milestones as opposed to the actual costs incurred by the recipient. This type of award reduces some of the administrative burden and record keeping requirements for both the recipient and USAID.

Cooperative Agreement Definition A cooperative agreement reflects a relationship between the U.S. Government and a recipient and is used when the government's purpose is to assist the intermediary in providing goods or services to the authorized recipient.

Cooperative Agreement Definition A cooperative agreement reflects a relationship between the U.S. Government and a recipient and is used when the government's purpose is to assist the intermediary in providing goods or services to the authorized recipient.

Request for Quotations (RFQ) Head of Secretariat for the Development Cooperation Platform (DCP) | U.S. Agency for International Development.

Request for Quotations (RFQ) Head of Secretariat for the Development Cooperation Platform (DCP) | U.S. Agency for International Development.

Cooperative agreements are awards where USAID has limited, pre-defined elements of involvement as stated in the particular agreement. Leader-with-associate awards cover specified worldwide activities. They allow a USAID Mission or other office to make other awards called Associate Awards to the Leader Award recipient.

Share: Like grants, cooperative agreements are funding mechanisms used by the Federal Government. The main difference between a grant and a cooperative agreement is that a cooperative agreement involves “substantial staff involvement” from a federal agency.

Cooperative agreements are awards where USAID has limited, pre-defined elements of involvement as stated in the particular agreement. Leader-with-associate awards cover specified worldwide activities. They allow a USAID Mission or other office to make other awards called Associate Awards to the Leader Award recipient.

Share: Like grants, cooperative agreements are funding mechanisms used by the Federal Government. The main difference between a grant and a cooperative agreement is that a cooperative agreement involves “substantial staff involvement” from a federal agency.

Cooperative agreements are awards where USAID has limited, pre-defined elements of involvement as stated in the particular agreement. Leader-with-associate awards cover specified worldwide activities. They allow a USAID Mission or other office to make other awards called Associate Awards to the Leader Award recipient.

Share: Like grants, cooperative agreements are funding mechanisms used by the Federal Government. The main difference between a grant and a cooperative agreement is that a cooperative agreement involves “substantial staff involvement” from a federal agency.

Grants: USAID provides funds to a responsible grantee to carry out a program with little direct involvement. Cooperative agreements: USAID provides funds to a partner but has more substantial involvement and contact with the partner during the life of the program.