Practice question
What is the difference between a grant and a cooperative agreement in federal highway safety funding?
- There is no difference; the terms are interchangeable
- In a grant, the federal agency provides funding with limited involvement, while in a cooperative agreement, there is substantial federal involvement in program activities
- Grants are only for state agencies while cooperative agreements are only for non-profits
- Cooperative agreements require no reporting while grants require extensive reporting
Answer: B — In a grant, the federal agency provides funding with limited involvement, while in a cooperative agreement, there is substantial federal involvement in program activities
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