And whereas the purpose of this agreement is to define the general conditions for the management of grants and scholarships by the institution, and whereas only bodies that consent to it are authorised to be financed directly by an agency; The Parties recognize the importance of diversity, equity and involvement in the conduct of research and research training, as well as in research funding opportunities and policies, and commit to promoting equitable practices and eliminating systemic bias. Financial assistance: funding provided by an agency for the carrying out of research and related activities. The prize is funding provided by an agency through a scholarship, scholarship or agency salary or career support grant. A NCE is the mechanism by which a principal investigator receives additional time from the sponsor to complete a project that does not require additional funding. Current NCE competitions. Detailed information on the current competitions is available on the NCE Secretariat Competition website. Historic centres sometimes engage in ad hoc open competitions for funding. These can be found by visiting the websites of the respective networks. If there are subawards under this award, they will not be automatically renewed. Outsourced patients should request NNEs by referring to OSP Contracting Services under sponsoredagreements@boisestate.edu.
As a general rule, the minimum processing time of the Office of Research Services for research grants made available under the CNN is one (1) week before the external deadlines published by NCE. However, new NCEs are due one (1) month before the external deadlines published by NCE. . In the event of a dispute related to this Agreement or its implementation, the Parties shall first endeavour to resolve the labour dispute in good faith. If the conflict is inconclusive, the leadership of the parties is brought to the attention of the parties to settle the conflict. The Agency, in consultation with the institution, shall set an acceptable timetable for the settlement of the conflict. . . .
