Tutkimus February 2021

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Funding available to support Finnish research partnerships with Africa, Asia, and LAC

by UniPID-verkosto

The FinCEAL Plus BRIDGES project<https://www.unipid.fi/finceal/what-is-finceal/>, funded by the Finnish Ministry of Education, has opened a call for proposals under the Partnership Support Instrument. The call supports the Finnish research community respond to the challenges posed by COVID-19 in the development and re-establishment of partnerships with peers in Africa, Asia, and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). Applicants for the grants must be based at a Finnish higher education or research institute. Activities applied for must meet the following criteria: * Respond to one or more of the Sustainable Development Goals, and * Support either: * the initiation of a new collaborative research partnership with a peer (or peers) in Africa, Asia, or the LAC regions or * the re-establishment or development of an existing collaborative research partnership with a peer (or peers) in Africa, Asia, or the LAC regions. Activities can include, but are not limited to: digitalization, virtual events, translation, small-scale infrastructure support, networking, training, digital production or publication, platform activities. A combination of these activities is also possible. Travel costs are not excluded but are not encouraged at this time. The maximum amount of funding for a single grant is 4 000€. Find more information and the application from on our website: https://www.unipid.fi/finceal/funding/open-calls/ If you have any questions after reading the call, please contact: Ms. Melissa Plath Senior Specialist, Stakeholder Engagement Finnish University Partnership for International Development (UniPID) University of Helsinki +358 (0)50 4335070 melissa.plath(a)helsinki.fi<mailto:melissa.plath@helsinki.fi> www.unipid.fi<http://www.unipid.fi/> Please feel free to share!

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