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Hello again,

One of my PI’s is going on a 6 month sabbatical and is reducing his effort on his NIH award down to 5% but claims that he will be making up the time upon his return so that annual effort will not be reduced by 25% or more.  Is this allowed? Are the requirements to report a reduction of effort by more than 25% based on the annual effort or any effort during the course of the grant budget period?

 

So do we have to report because his effort will significantly go down during the 6 months but overall will remain the same (by averaging) or because it will remain the same overall (over the whole year) it is not seen as a reduction requiring prior approval?

 

Thanks

Matt

 

Matthew D. Katz, MHA

Assistant Vice President for Sponsored Programs

And Contracts Management

Western University of Health Sciences

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