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Research proposals are invited in the field of Population, Reproductive Health and Economic Development for the applicants of developing countries, 2012. This scholarship will be provided by ESRC, NWO-WOTRO and RCN and Hewlett. This scholarship is open for International Students. Applicants may apply for a bonus (top-up) of up to € . . . → Read More: PoPDev Call Research Proposal in Population, Reproductive Health and Economic Development, 2012 GIGA is currently inviting papers that would be presented at International Workshop on Large-Scale Agricultural Investments to be held on May 11, 2012 at Hamburg, Germany. . . . → Read More: German Institute of Global and Area Studies invites Papers for Presentation at International Workshop on Large-Scale Agricultural Investments The African Population and Health Research Centre (APHRC) is currently seeking applications for a post-doctoral fellow in its Urbanization and Wellbeing Research Program . . . → Read More: The African Population and Health Research Centre invites Applications for a Post-Doctoral Fellow The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health & Society Scholars program seeks to improve the nation’s health by addressing the full spectrum of factors that affect health and inform policy. More scholars will need to investigate the effects of contextual factors on behavior and biology to increase the array of population-wide interventions. . . . → Read More: Applications invited for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health & Society Scholars Program  Comments are closed  United States  Eligibility Criteria, health, improve, policy, population, program, scholars, sciences, Selection Criteria, Total Awards Myanmar is still a rural based economy with 70% of the population living in rural areas and an agricultural sector roughly weighting over 40% in the GDP. The majority of farmers are small-scale farmers and the proportion of landless people is quite high, ranging from 30 to 70% of the rural population depending . . . → Read More: EC Funding Opportunity: Innovative Approaches to Combat Food Insecurity in Myanmar Comments are closed Grants and Resources for Health and Nutrition, Myanmar food, objective, population, priority areas, production, rural, Sustainable The Bixby Doctoral Fellowship supports UCLA/SPH doctoral students who specialize in demographic aspects of public health. The fellowship provides between $5k and $20k for one year (for fees, tuition and stipend) and is renewable for a second year (contingent on funding), if the fellowship holder demonstrates substantial progress toward completing a doctoral degree . . . → Read More: Call for Applications: Bixby Doctoral Fellowship in Population The Population Reference Bureau’s (PRB) Fellows Program in Population Policy Communications, funded by USAID, is an opportunity for individuals from developing countries (supported by USAID) currently enrolled in academic institutions in the United States, Canada and other selected countries, pursuing doctoral programs and who are between their third and fifth year of studies. . . . → Read More: Population Reference Bureau’s 2010-2011 Fellows Program in Population Policy Communications Comments are closed Latest Funds for NGOs communications, doctoral, fellows, policy, population, USAID The International Development Research Centre (IDRC) in partnership with Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Health Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada has launched the Global Health Research Initiative (GHRI). The GHRI “supports and promotes the conduct and use of health research in low- and middle-income . . . → Read More: IDRC Support for Health Research in Low-and Middle Income Countries Comments are closed Latest Funds for NGOs CIDA, global health, health, health research, IDRC, population The Small Grants Program from MEASURE Evaluation Population & Reproductive Health Associate Award (PRH) is “to build the evidence base in family planning and reproductive health (FP/RH), support the research efforts of developing country researchers and their institutions, and maximize opportunities to use research findings for decision-making.” NGOs, academic institutions and other research . . . → Read More: Small Grants Program in Family Planning/Reproductive Health Comments are closed Latest Funds for NGOs family planning, population, Reproductive health, research, USAID The Bureau of Population, Refugee and Migration (PRM) at the United States Department of State has recently issued general guidelines, referred to as ‘FY 2010 General NGO Guidelines for Overseas Assistance,’ for NGOs applying and responding to various funding announcements to be released in the year 2010. The purpose of these guidelines is . . . → Read More: What do NGOs ‘need’ to apply for the Funding Support from the US Government’s Bureau of Population, Refugee and Migration? Comments are closed Free Resources for NGOs applications, call for proposals, format, guidelines, How to Write a Proposal, migration, population, PRM, proposals, refugee, un, US State Department, USAID |
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