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Accounting for the ARPA-H, the NIH FY2023 enacted program level is $49.183 billion. This FY2023 NIH program level is a $3 billion increase (+6.5%) relative to the FY2022 enacted program level of $46.183 billion. The FY2022 enacted total for NIH is also $13.324 billion (-21.3%) less than the FY2023 budget request.

The modular budget is an NIH specific budget concept relating to research grant submission. The budgets are created in modules of $25,000 up to $250,000 total direct costs in each budget period.

NIH requires modular format budgets for all applications with budgets up to $250,000 direct costs per budget period, unless otherwise stipulated in a program announcement.

NIH uses a modular budget format to request up to a total of $250,000 of direct costs per year (in modules of $25,000, excluding consortium F&A costs) for some applications, rather than requiring a full detailed budget.

How to Write a Grant Budget in 6 Steps Implement Systems of Internal Control to Prove Financial Transparency. Understand Your Funder's Requirements. 3 Work with Your Team to Estimate Realistic Costs. 4 Show The Funder Exactly What Their Grant Will Cover. 5 Compare Your Budget to Your Grant Narrative. 6 Check Your Work.

A complete grant budget will include the following: Income: This section should outline all the sources of income for your project, including the grant you're applying for, matching funds, and any in-kind contributions. Personnel Costs: Detail the salaries and wages of staff working on the project.

Most budget proposals include the following elements: Project name and goal. ... Budget summary. ... Breakdown of all costs in phases, tasks, and activities. ... Project timeline. ... Project budget tracking. ... Define the overall project objectives and scope. ... Summarize the budget requirements. ... Create a cost breakdown.

How to Write a Grant Budget in 6 Steps Implement Systems of Internal Control to Prove Financial Transparency. Understand Your Funder's Requirements. 3 Work with Your Team to Estimate Realistic Costs. 4 Show The Funder Exactly What Their Grant Will Cover. 5 Compare Your Budget to Your Grant Narrative. 6 Check Your Work.