Sentence examples for 1 grantees from inspiring English sources

Phase 2 awards of up to $750,000 are made to some of Phase 1 grantees.

It's open to NIH SBIR/STTR Phase 1 grantees.

Other suggestions for capacity building specifically address integrated innovation and case studies: " if I had a dream vision for Grand Challenges for 2020 it' s actually an online course for all the Phase 1 grantees, a lot of information on social innovation, on technological innovation, on business innovation and successful case studies of how people got funding from Phase 1 to Phase 2".

There were 23 grantees in this NIDA Cooperative Agreement.

GSMA's Ecosystem Accelerator Innovation Fund announced its first round of 9 grantees, 7 of which are from Africa.

Interest in the program picked up in its third year, when the number of requests and grants more than doubled to 33 grantees and 44 applicants.

Specifically, NIH will start with about 25 grantees, many of them small companies, which have received early, "phase 1" grants of up to $150,000 from its Small Business Innovation Research SBIRR) program.

The Wallenberg Academy Fellows program, announced yesterday by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation in Stockholm, will give generous start-up funds and access to positions in Swedish universities to 125 grantees over the next 5 years.

In order to improve outcomes, researchers developed a comprehensive approach, which is referred to as Seek-Test-Treat-Retain (STTR), a model that the National Institute on Drug Abuse has over 23 grantees to test various strategies (http://www.drugabuse.gov/researchers/research-resources/data-harmonization-projects/seek-test-treat-retain).

For example, of the 153 grantees that have received funding from Development Innovation Ventures, 74 had never worked with USAID before.

In this space, I, in partnership with the Forum for Youth Investment, highlight observations from the experiences of i3 grantees other than our own, in an attempt to share the thinking and experience of colleagues out on the front lines of evidence-based reform.