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Training and fellowships

TDR's grant and training activities aim to develop strong leadership in health research and decision making, so that high quality institutional and national systems can identify and manage research priorities. Grant opportunities include support for post-graduate academic training, career development, short courses and research.

Currently, there are no open grant opportunities.

Below is a list of grants whose application submissions have recently expired.

Impact Grant

This is a new short-term grant scheme designed for nationals from low- and middle-income countries. Support under this grant is flexible, based on public health relevance, scientific quality and the feasibility of achieving results within one year. Twenty to thirty new grants (up to US$ 50 000, non-renewed) will be awarded. The awarded recipients will be notified this summer, with funding to begin in September. SUBMISSIONS ARE CLOSED.

Implementation Research Training Workshop - 7 – 12 July 2013 Gaborone, Botswana

The workshop is part of a module-based toolkit designed to strengthen implementation research capacity in the following areas: contextualizing research, ethics, planning and conducting an IR project, data collection and management, analysis of results, dissemination of findings, and monitoring and evaluation of the uptake of evidence in the health system. SUBMISSIONS ARE CLOSED and participants have been selected.

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