- Internal Deadlines
- Pre-Award Guidelines
- Just In Time
- Award Set-up
- Post Award Guidelines
- Award Close-Out
- Special Cases
- Transfers In or Out
- Training, Business, and Construction Grants
- International Grants
- Cost Share
- Program Income
- Multiple PI
- Compliance Guidelines
- Intellectual Property
- Technology Transfer
- Resources & Templates
- NIH Fiscal Year Policy
Cost share (or “matching”) is the portion of a sponsored project that is not funded by the sponsor. It can be:
- Mandatory – Explicitly required by award terms, for example:
- Cash - Actual expenditure of funds (e.g., for salaries, equipment, travel), which follow the same allowability rules as the grant-funded expenses
- Non-Cash (AKA “in-kind”) - Contributions to a project other than cash (e.g., effort of non-employee volunteers)
- Voluntary Committed - Cost associated with project, identified in a proposal, but not requested from the sponsor, for example:
- Effort - Stated in the proposal, for which compensation is not requested
- Voluntary Uncommitted - Cost associated with project, not funded by sponsor, and not identified in proposal, for example:
- Effort - Beyond what was committed in the proposal and not included in the budget
Cost-sharing may be appropriate:
- For certain types of programs
- If a program won’t pay for faculty salaries, because the PI must commit some level of effort
Read the UNMC Policy on Cost Sharing (Sponsored Project Cost Share Policy #6104)
- Internal Deadlines
- Pre-Award Guidelines
- Just In Time
- Award Set-up
- Post Award Guidelines
- Award Close-Out
- Special Cases
- Transfers In or Out
- Training, Business, and Construction Grants
- International Grants
- Cost Share
- Program Income
- Multiple PI
- Compliance Guidelines
- Intellectual Property
- Technology Transfer
- Resources & Templates
- NIH Fiscal Year Policy