The SMEP programme seeks to fund 3 to 6 interventions, across 8 countries in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Ghana, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Nepal), that aim to address manufacturing pollution in the textiles sector.
Apply for funding to establish a large-scale research hub to address challenges relating to vaccine delivery or manufacturing in low and middle income countries.
The NIHR has launched a sixth Research and Innovation for Global Health Transformation (RIGHT) call that will support targeted research to prevent, treat and manage multiple long-term conditions in low and middle income countries.
NERC will invest in researchers seeking to conduct their own environmental research within an eligible host organisation.
The Global Health Research Groups programme funds research to Build global research capacity by supporting specialist UK researchers to pivot to global health through new...
The NIHR Global Health Research Professorships are personal awards, open to researchers and methodologists across all professional backgrounds within health, public health and...
The FCDO is inviting proposals by 11 November 2022 to establish a commissioning centre and results platform. This will enable more agile and streamlined delivery of FCDO research, and increase impact and value for money of R&D investments.
This award will fund collaborations between researchers and policy actors who have a clear opportunity to influence climate mitigation policies with substantial health effects. Successful applicants will generate evidence that will support policymakers in G7 countries to advance transformative health-centred changes in the food systems, transport, energy or housing sectors.
Scholarships that support women from eligible countries to develop their academic skills in the UK and represent an opportunity for UK institutions to attract talented female students from around the world and narrow the gender gap in STEM fields.
This award will fund teams researching the interdependent roles of sleep and circadian rhythm disruptions in the development and resolution of anxiety, depression and/or psychosis, enabling new approaches for early detection and targeted intervention.