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Home|Small Research Grants for African Scientists engaged in global environmental change research
Small Research Grants for African Scientists engaged in global environmental change research
Submitted by Website Officer on 10 December 2007 - 9:47pm
Organization:
International START Secretariat and the Pan African START Committee (PACOM)
Deadline:
18 December 2007
Small Research Grants (US$10-15K) for African Scientists engaged in global environmental change research. The International START Secretariat and the Pan African START Committee (PACOM), with funding from the United States National Science Foundation/ US Climate Change Science Program (NSF/USCCSP) requests proposals for small research grants to be awarded to scientists based at African institutions for research projects related to global environmental change that address the following themes:
THEME 1: CLIMATE VARIABILITY & CLIMATE CHANGE
THEME 2: IMPACTS/ADAPTATIONS/VULNERABILITY TO CLIMATE CHANGE
THEME 3: LAND USE CHANGE/ECOSYSTEMS/BIOGEOCHEMICAL CHANGE/BIODIVERSITY
To be eligible for a grant, the proposed project must fall within the research framework of START's sponsor, the Earth Systems Science Partnership (ESSP) and its programmes, the International Human Dimensions Programme (IHDP), the International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP), the World Climate Research Programme (WCRP), and DIVERSITAS.
The full Call for Proposals and the Application Form can be found at the START website: http://www.start.org/Program/African_sm_grants.html
Applications must arrive at the International START Secretariat no later than midnight (24:00) - US Eastern Time - on Wednesday 19 December 2007 For more information, contact: cskauffman@agu.org