Grants You Should Apply For By January 2023
Grants You Should Apply For By January 2023
The year has just began, but there are a few grants you try. According to grants.gov, a grant is a way the government funds your ideas and projects to provide public services and stimulate the economy. Grants support critical recovery initiatives, innovative research, and many other programs listed in the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA).
The following are grants you should looking forward to applying for in this early quarter of the year.
Details About Graduate Research Grants You Should Apply For By January 2023
This grant is coming with the support of Garmin Health, and its available to graduate and PhD students from any sector in academia who are willing to using wearables to collect objective, biomarker data in their research works.
Benefits:
5 x Garmin Smartwatch devices (value $750)
1 x Labfront Advanced package (value $1000)
1 x Honorarium ($250)
Total value: $2000
Application requirements
Abstract of research study (approx. 300 words)
Personal statement (Max. 200 words. Please introduce yourself and why you chose to pursue this research)
One letter of support (from either advisor or research collaborator)
Application dates
December 1, 2022 – March 1, 2023
How to Apply
The form below will open for applications on 12/1/2023
Women’s Health Research Initiative
Lapfront believes there is significant gender inequity in research, with women’s health receiving less attention across the health research spectrum– particularly when it comes to funding. They believe that this is a problem for everyone to try to solve, so they have taken action with the commitment to support 100 total projects over the next 10 years. This opportunity is open to student researchers of any background conducting research focusing on women’s health.
100 awardees (10 per yr) will be given:
1 x Labfront Advanced package (value $1000)
Total value: $1000
Application requirements
Personal statement (Max. 200 words. Please introduce yourself, your research background and why you chose to pursue this research topic in women’s health)
Application dates
July 1, 2022 – July 1, 2032 (ongoing)
How to Apply
Please fill out the form linked below.
Get the application Form here.
OPEC Fund:
This one is specifically for countries and organizations. All grant applications are required to meet the following general principles: (i) the required grant has to support initiatives and activities that present a clear and measurable development impact; (ii) the objectives of the proposed grant activities and projects/programs should be clearly aligned with the OPEC Fund’s strategic goals and priorities. Therefore, for country-specific grants, the OPEC Fund will prioritize project proposals and activities that are clearly linked to, could complement or support its existing operations in the country concerned; and (iii) the proposed interventions and activities should be delivered in a cost effective manner.
Under its grant program, the OPEC Fund may extend three types of grants: (i) grants for country-specific activities and projects; (ii) grants for special development initiatives of global or regional scope; and (iii) emergency aid grants in support of humanitarian relief operations, including material or logistical assistance delivered for humanitarian purposes.
For all types of grants, and with the exception of emergency aid grants and grants in support of projects sponsored by other development finance institutions or UN agencies, proposed activities and projects may be undertaken only where there is a solid commitment from the government to the project concerned.
Country eligibility
In line with the Agreement establishing the OPEC Fund, developing countries other than OPEC Member Countries are eligible for OPEC Fund’s grant assistance, with special consideration to the needs of LDCs.
Priority sectors and areas
While the OPEC Fund has financed projects in a wide array of sectors, including agriculture, energy, health, transportation and water and sanitation, it aims to be responsive to the needs of its partner countries. In addition, the OPEC Fund provides emergency aid assistance and supports selected regional and global initiatives, especially those addressing priority issues on the sustainable development agenda.
Eligible partners
Eligible partners are any government or non-government body, including co-financing partners, private sector entities, research institutes, UN agencies and international NGOs. All grantees should meet a number of eligibility criteria, in particular have a good track record in implementing similar projects and technical expertise in the area covered. When a non-government and not-for-profit organization is applying for a grant, with the exception of other DFIs and UN agencies, it should provide clear evidence of government approval of the proposed project/activity.
Grant amount and co-financing requirements
The amount of OPEC Fund contribution will vary according to the scope and the nature of the proposed grant activity or project. However, and with the exception of emergency aid and small grants in amounts of up to US$100,000, OPEC Fund’s contribution to a stand-alone project should not exceed 50 percent of the total cost of the said project.
Grant applications may be submitted on ad-hoc basis at any time. Nevertheless, partner organizations are advised not to submit more than one application a year. Additionally, partners that have been recently awarded an OPEC Fund grant for a project in the same country, which is still ongoing, should await its satisfactory completion before submitting a new grant application.
In order to facilitate the screening of grant applications against eligibility criteria, applicants are required to submit project proposals using this link
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