Key points
- The current cooperative agreement began in 2022 and will last five years.
- The Tracking Program funds 33 state and local health departments.
- Activities include implementing local data networks, improving public health surveillance expertise, and modernizing data systems.
Current funding opportunities
There are two main purposes for this cooperative agreement.
- Continue building capacity and expertise in surveillance.
- Modernize data systems to empower information-driven health decisions.
Over a five-year period of performance, CDC will award approximately $20 million each budget year. The average award will range from approximately $300,000 to $1.5 million per year depending on the size and scope of activities.
Content Source:
National Center for Environmental Health