Funding Opportunities for Collaborative Partnership Grant (CPG)
A Collaborative Partnership must serve the ultimate purpose of improving patient and public health and welfare but will generally have no immediate direct benefit to Boehringer Ingelheim´s business objectives, and must not serve a specific Boehringer Ingelheim commercial promotional purpose (e.g. advertising opportunities). Boehringer Ingelheim cannot solely and disproportionately influence outcomes or hold the External Funding Recipient accountable for achieving a specific outcome (as would be the case in fee-for-service arrangements). In general, Boehringer Ingelheim may not request to be the sole funder of an External Funding Recipient or any of its major programs.
Examples of Collaborative Partnerships are:
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Grants to professional/scientific societies
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Grants to (university) hospitals, clinics or other healthcare organizations
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Grants to improve “time to treatment” or “access to treatment”