List of Required Information for Application:
1. Applicant Organization: Provide the name and contact details of the recipient organization funded under RFA-HG-19-004.
2. Project Title: Create a clear and concise title for the proposed project.
3. Project Summary/Abstract: Provide a brief summary of the proposed project, highlighting the objectives, methods, and expected outcomes.
4. Project Narrative: Describe the significance and relevance of the project in relation to the goals of the Human Genome Reference Program (HGRP) and the specific focus on community outreach, resource adoption, and usefulness to investigators working with human genetic and genomic data.
5. Project Personnel: Include a list of key personnel involved in the project, their roles, qualifications, and previous experience related to pangenome reference creation and maintenance.
6. Project Budget: Provide a detailed budget breakdown, including personnel salaries, equipment costs, supplies, and any other expenses associated with the development and implementation of the Human Pangenome Coordinating Center (HPCC).
7. Project Timeline: Present a realistic timeline for the different phases of the project, including anticipated milestones and deliverables.
8. Project Approach: Describe the specific strategies and methodologies that will be employed to create, improve, release, and maintain new pangenome reference versions. Highlight how these activities will facilitate adoption by the research community.
9. Collaboration Plan: Outline any collaborations or partnerships with other organizations or research groups that will be involved in the project, including their roles and contributions.
10. Resource Sharing: Describe how the pangenome reference versions and associated data will be shared with the research community and made accessible to investigators working with human genetic and genomic data.
11. Evaluation Plan: Propose a plan for evaluating the impact and effectiveness of the HPCC in achieving its objectives, including metrics and benchmarks.
12. Institutional Support: Indicate the level of institutional support and resources available to the applicant organization for the successful implementation of the HPCC.
13. References: Include a list of relevant references or publications that support the project proposal and demonstrate the applicant's understanding of the field.
14. Additional Documentation: Any additional documentation or supporting materials required by the funding agency, such as letters of collaboration, institutional approvals, or other relevant forms.
