USAID sub · REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO, THE ← THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY — $17.2M
Key claim: USAID, through a Johns Hopkins University prime award, provided a $17.2 million sub-award to the University of California, San Francisco for the SMART4TB tuberculosis-elimination research program.
Abstract
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO, THE received $17.2M as a sub-award (pass-through) from prime recipient THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY (prime award 7200AA22CA00005), under Agency for International Development funding. SUPPORTING, MOBILIZING, AND ACCELERATING RESEARCH FOR TUBERCULOSIS ELIMINATION (SMART4TB)
Why this matters
The $17.2M sub-award identifies UC San Francisco as a major research partner within SMART4TB, USAID’s flagship TB research consortium led by Johns Hopkins. It illustrates how USAID’s global health R&D dollars flow from a single prime cooperative agreement into a network of US university sub-recipients driving tuberculosis diagnostics, drugs, and implementation science.