What IFS Research Grants for Early-Career Scientists in Developing Countries actually covers.
Small research grants for young scientists in developing countries working on biological, water, and food resources.
Who can apply.
Open to postdoctoral applicants seeking to study in Kenya. Eligible nationalities are listed below.
46 more eligible countries — full list available on the official application page.
Accepted fields.
IFS Research Grants for Early-Career Scientists in Developing Countries currently lists the following eligible fields of study. Other related disciplines may also be considered — check the official call.
From here to submitted.
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Other scholarships worth a parallel application.
Same eligibility window or destination. Many strong applicants apply to three or four programmes per cycle.