SANREM CRSP is supported by the United States Agency for International Development and the generous support of the American people through Cooperative Agreement No. EPP-A-00-04-00013-00
The SANREM CRSP is managed by the Office of International Research, Education, and Development at Virginia Tech.
Long-term Research Award (LTRA) activities
A Phase IV request for applications (RFA) for Southeast Asia is open through December 1, 2009. Southeast Asia proposals must include a component in Cambodia because of USAID priorities. However, applicants should NOT contact the USAID Mission in Cambodia at this time. The USAID Cambodia Mission does not currently have a strategic objective related to agriculture, but one is under development. Consultation with USAID Missions in the second Southeast Asian country (Indonedia, Laos, or Philippines) is expected for all project applications.
The goal of the LTRA program is to implement multidisciplinary and multi-institutional research that mobilizes science and technology, fosters innovation and improvement in the social, economic, and environmental sustainability of agriculture and natural resource management, and leads to improved livelihoods and expanded trade opportunities and capacities for stakeholders.
SANREM CRSP Phase IV, 2009-2014
- Long-term Research Award RFA for Southeast Asia (open)
- Long-term Research Award RFA (closed)
- Guidance for identifying synergies with USAID Missions
- Budget information and application forms
- Phase IV Concept Paper
- IARC partners
- Partnering website (Database of scientists interested in partnering on SANREM related activities)
- SANREM Knowledgebase (All SANREM funded activities must contribute to the SANREM Knowledgebase)
- SANREM gender resources
- Writing for USAID RFAs
- Putting the science in qualitative methodology
- SANREM CRSP Policy and Operating Procedures (POP) Manual (pdf)
- CRSP Guidelines (Feb. 2005) (pdf)
- See presentations from the SANREM CRSP Conservation Agriculture and Food Security Symposium July 13, 2009, at the Soil and Water Conservation Society's international meeting in Dearborn, Michigan
- Frequently Asked Questions (21 July 2009) (pdf)