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Cash Funder

Details of a past, current, or pending source of cash funding associated with a specific research activity or endeavour.

A Cash Funder record captures details of a past, current, or pending source of cash funding associated with a research activity. It identifies the type and source of the funding, the funding program targeted, and the periodic amounts the funding instance represents.

Fields

4 fields

Field nameTypeDefinitionBound to
Cash Funding TypetextThe type of funding represented by this funding instance.—
Funding Source IDidentifierAn identifier for the research funding organization.—
Funding Source ProgramtextThe target research program at the funding source from which the funding was received.—
Periodic AmountstextThe periodic funding amounts represented by this funding instance.—

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