Funding Updates

Gates Foundation has partnered with Kikundi, a community of practice for NTD program managers in Africa, to identify areas for transformational innovation in service of national NTD programs. They invite proposals that will address one or more of the following areas: • Methods to rapidly map

The Gates Foundation seeks patient-facing digital health services for pregnant women that have been developed and are actively being provided in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). It will consider proposals for services that can support or contribute to our ARS vision via

This RFP seeks innovative approaches to building a stronger malaria mathematical modeling ecosystem in sub-Saharan Africa. We are looking for 1 to 3 years projects that will achieve one or more of the objectives below:

The International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (icipe), Kenya, in partnership with the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD*) In-Country/In-Region Ph.D. Scholarships Programme and African university partners invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for Ph.D.

Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research (FFAR) funds food and agriculture science that addresses large-scale challenges to develop actionable knowledge and solutions. It funds research focusing on our cross-cutting Challenge Areas. Another important aspect of its grants is the public-

Arrell Food Institute recognizes global leaders who are ensuring future food security for the planet, and hopes to inspire new leaders to take bold steps towards change. Scientific excellence and community engagement are necessary to overcome the challenges our world will face in feeding 9

Applications for the 2022 Agricultural Greater Good Initiative grants are currently being accepted. The deadline for all 2022 applications is December 4, 2021.

The Illumina Agricultural Greater Good Initiative grants, launched in 2011, are awarded annually. This program spurs critically

Postdoctoral programme to provide an excellent individually tailored training scheme to boost the career chances of neutron researchers, especially in terms of expanding knowledge and increasing long-term employability.

Global Neutron Scientists (GNeuS) was established by the

FP-DYNAMO-Paris Fellowship Programme offers a unique interdisciplinary environment and a fundamental research initiative in the centre of Paris to train the scientists of tomorrow in the field of physico-chemical biology. The goal of the research programme is to integrate knowledge on gene

Funding available to early career researchers to enable them to spend up to 13.5 months working with the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS).

This scheme offers the opportunity to develop a researcher’s career and enhance their understanding of applying research in