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Funders of public health research are beginning to call for change and developing data sharing policies.

But now we're ready to do the big clinical trials, and our funders just don't have the money.

It isn't easy to kill programs, especially if they're beloved by board members or funders.

The Oak Foundation and National Geographic have been big funders of this as well.

The problem is, Intel is still one of the largest funders in world of independent living technology research.

we have created will encourage research funders to put more money into chronic non-communicable diseases research.

And so I just figured I'd have the questions answered, and I'd be able to thank my funders, like National Geographic and Lindbergh.

This knowledge enabled MY TURN's management team to have productive and informed discussions with current and potential funders.

He is now meeting other potential funders in the United States and approaching donors in Sweden.

As a non-profit, we're found that most funders would like to support specific projects rather than organizational infrastructure.

A collection of foundations financed by a tiny group of wealthy funders supplied the bulk of support for the environmental movement.

The International Development Research Centre is one of SciDev. Net's funders.

Funders cannot take that money back out until the term is up, so the bank can make longer-term loans to Chinese companies.

This may point you toward new funders interested in supporting your strategic priorities or give you ideas for new fundraising techniques.

But unless new legislation also applies to the thinktanks, their funders will keep using them to promote their interests without disclosure.

Usually [funders] are going to approach the women in a small city.

Being a finalist can attract the support of other funders as well.

Manage relationships with funders in cooperation with new fundraising coordinator.

But the EFSF is backed by guarantees from euro-zone members, so the burden on France and Germany, the two big funders, would rise sharply.

Although Mr Bennett repaid the debt with interest last Monday, the revelation triggered panic among clients and funders.

Business partners are accountable to their shareholders, board members, and sometimes grant or community funders.

Thanks to introductions at the fair, some projects are in discussion with potential funders.

The tactics of Congress and President Obama against BP are reminiscent of tort lawyers, who are big funders of the Democrats.

However, funders "need applicants as much as applicants need sponsors, " she says.

A take-over of Greek debt by official funders makes return to private finance even more unlikely.

Grassroots organizations should work in consortia and coalitions to amplify their work, visibility, and attractiveness to funders.

Funders demand that universities in the developed and developing world alike participate more in the world of commerce.

Net that they are negotiating the renewal of contracts with other core funders.

Now there are concerns that the recent failure of some potential prevention methods will lead funders to pull out.

But because of inflation and disparities in funders reporting their donations, no significant increase was made.

Both the government and international funders are supporting such efforts.

It is also the one hedge funders and private-equity people have exploited to keep the billions they rake in.

How do we maintain this core with as more and more advisers, funders, and stakeholders become engaged with our work?

When funders focus on market-driven and applied science they hinder basic scientific enquiry in developing countries, says Lemuel V. Cacho.

For example, an online database will help global funders match nature reserves to finance.

Educating funders and the public about effectiveness vs. overhead

Next Steps: Discussions with Funders