The NIHR Team Science Award competition welcomes applications from inter-disciplinary teams with professional experience within MLTC-M research, or a demonstrated interest in this area. This includes teams that were formed at the 2023 NIHR Team Science Camp, but teams do not have to have attended or expressed an interest in the camp to apply for this award.
Applications will:
It is open to all NIHR GHR Programme training leads and Global Research Professor, (or directors/PIs where a training lead is not in place) in NIHR GHR programmes active from 1 October 2023 onwards. The NIHR GHR Programmes includes the GHR Units, Groups, Centres, RIGHT or HPSR programmes.
NIHR Academy GHR members (early career researchers) can be co-applicants on the application. An NIHR Global Health Research Academy member is someone receiving funding from, or being supported by an NIHR Global Health Research Programme to develop their academic career.
Applicants must:
We fund food and agriculture science that addresses large-scale challenges to develop actionable knowledge and solutions. We fund research focusing on our cross-cutting Challenge Areas.
Funder: USAID
URL: https://www.grants.gov/web/grants/search-grants.html?keywords=kenya
Deadline: January 27, 2024
HABRI is interested in funding a wide range of studies. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
This scheme provides funding for early-career researchers from any discipline who are ready to develop their research identity. Through innovative projects, they will deliver shifts in understanding that could improve human life, health and wellbeing. By the end of the award, they will be ready to lead their own independent research programme.
Funder: Wellcome Trust
The Collaborative Working Group Research Fellowship is an initiative and key complement to the field-based and networking components of the APN’s programming. This fellowship responds to the need for deep collaboration and engagement of researchers and practitioners on peacebuilding challenges in Africa.
A core component of the APN, the Individual Research Fellowship (IRF) program is a vehicle for enhancing the quality and visibility of independent African peacebuilding research both regionally and globally, while making peacebuilding knowledge accessible to key policymakers, practitioners, and research centers of excellence in Africa and around the world.
This RFP focuses on the topic areas listed below. Under each of the topic areas, we provide examples of innovations we would like to see, but innovators are also encouraged to propose their own ideas related to these topics.
Topic Areas:
The Stanford Internet Observatory, with support from the Omidyar Network, is pleased to announce the launch of a pilot program to support researchers studying issues of online trust and safety in the majority world. The pilot program will fund 6-10 proposals broadly studying issues associated with online safety outside of the North American or Western European context.
