Scientists from developing countries are called to submit research proposals .

Project development grants are designed to help scientists from developing countries to formulate technically sound, full-scale research proposals (both research capability strengthening, and research and development (R&D) proposals).

Funds may be used for three purposes:

  • to collect baseline or preparatory data
  • to initiate preliminary research
  • to seek the advice of recognized experts in the preparation of a full-scale research proposal.

Project development grants do not exceed 10 000 US dollars and are not renewable.

Applicants must be nationals of developing countries

Dates: proposals may be submitted at any time of year

For more information please email: tdr[at]who.int

For more information see; Project development grant

 

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