WHO Incentive Grants for Young Researchers from LMICs 2025

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World Health Organization (WHO) Global Noncommunicable Disease Platform, in collaboration with the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research, and the World Medical Association Online 2025

Información

Applications are invited for incentive grants to young researchers from LMICs to support implementation research on NCDs and mental health. The grants are aimed at researchers enrolled in accredited academic institutions and conducting research as part of their graduate degree requirements, with preference for work based in LMICs.

Beneficios

Incentive grants to build capacity for implementation research on NCDs and mental health; funding for the proposed research project as per the grant agreement

Requisitos

Open to individual young researchers currently enrolled in accredited academic institutions, under 35 years of age, pursuing a research project as part of a master’s degree, with proposals focusing on LMICs.

Solicitud

Submit proposals by email with the required documents and follow the specified subject line; include ethical approval and supervisor permission where applicable; English submissions only

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Detalles de la oportunidad

TipoAyuda / Subvención

FinanciaciónParcialmente financiada

OrganizadorWorld Health Organization (WHO) Global Noncommunicable Disease Platform, in collaboration with the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research, and the World Medical Association

UbicaciónOnline

Nivel de estudios Máster / Posgrado, Profesionales en inicio de carrera

Abierta aFocus on LMICs; proposals from LMIC researchers based in high-income countries may be considered case-by-case, but the research focus must be on LMICs.

Edadhasta los 34 años

Salud / Medicina