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Unlike other funding from the Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA), the ROGP does not limit eligibility to formal rural health networks. The program does require that at least three separate entities join together to arrange health services in rural areas through formal memorandums of understanding/agreement. However, it does not mandate a network board, bylaws and other requirements that are necessary to pursue Rural Health Network Development grants. In order to be competitive, the collaborating organizations should be able to demonstrate some historical evidence of cooperation and joint participation on other projects. Every participating project partner must have a real and meaningful role in the project.
Rural Development/Agriculture
With the increasing demand for cuts from all corners of the U.S. Budget, it is not surprising that the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) finds itself under the microscope. For years, the department has been criticized by columnists and politicians, as well as the Government Accountability Office (GAO), citing overlapping or even duplicative programs in more than a few areas.