The purpose of Ekhagastiftelsen is to promote human health by supporting the development of better food, natural medicines and healing practices, and to support research for a healthier way of life, which in itself may have a disease preventive effect.
Recognizing the increasing urgency of addressing unsustainable fishing, the second OIC Challenge, launched in March 2021, seeks innovative solutions that address one or more of the following SDG 14 targets:
Selected PFAN projects undergo intensive one-on-one coaching to perfect their business plans, financial structures and investment pitches. Applications are accepted on a continuous basis, and you may submit your application at any time. Applications are evaluated on a quarterly basis after the regularly announced deadlines. If you submit just after the deadline for the next evaluation round, it may take up to three months before your application is evaluated.
Funder: Private Financing Advisory Network
The Fund for Innovation in Development (FID) is inviting innovators and researchers from around the world to apply for grant funding to more effectively or efficiently address poverty and inequality.
Through flexible grant funding, FID enables innovators and researchers to test new ideas, build rigorous evidence of what works, and scale the highest-impact and most cost- effective solutions.
Funder:Fund for Innovation in Development (FID)
The CODE is pleased to announce, partnering with the International Literacy Association (ILA) and its global network of scholars, researchers, and literacy educators to bring greater support and expertise to the Context Matters Research Grant program.
The Spencer Foundation is seeking applications for its Conference Grants Program to provide support to scholars to organize small research conferences, focused symposia, or other forms of convening are around important issues in education research.
Funder: Spencer Foundation
The Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Nairobi invites all interested Kenyan organizations to take part in a call for applications for projects implemented with the Polish Aid Small Grants scheme in 2021.
The International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB) is an intergovernmental organization established within the United Nations system to provide the developing world with a center of excellence in research and training in genetic engineering and biotechnology with a specific focus on solving some of the major problems affecting health, nutrition, agriculture and industrial attachment. ICGEB has been operating since 1983, through its three components of Trieste Italy, New Delhi India, and Cape Town in South Africa.
