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"Advanced Human Rights Courses" - Centre for Human Rights, University of Pretoria
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British Academy - 2025 International Fellowship
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Comments for Food Policy - Call for Policy Comments
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Global Evaluation Initiative (GEl): Feminist Innovation in Monitoring and Evaluation (FIME) Small Awards Program
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3ie - Funding
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3ie - Seminars, Workshops and Conferences
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8th South Africa TB Conference
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12th Annual Africa Evidence Summit
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13th Annual Africa Evidence Summit 2025
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AERC - Courses
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AERC - Doctoral Program
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AERC - Policy Workshop
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AFIDEP - Curricula
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Africa Evidence Network - Conference
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Africa Evidence Network - Conference 2024
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Africa Graduate Mentorship and Coaching Programme (AGMCP)
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Africa rXiv Open Science Webinar Series
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Africa Young Graduates and Scholars (AYGS) Conference
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Africademics - Scholarships
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AfricaLics Visiting PhD Fellowship Programme
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African Academy of Sciences - AESA-RISE Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme
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African Academy of Sciences - The African Research Initiative for Scientific Excellence (ARISE)
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African Academy of Sciences (AAS) Mentorship Scheme
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African Evaluation Assocation - Conference
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African Evaluation Association - Membership
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African Health Economics and Policy Association's (AfHEA) Scientific Conference 2025
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African Peacebuilding Network (APN) Individual Research Fellowships
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African Peacebuilding Network (APN) Research Policy Fellowship
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African Peacebuilding Network (APN): Collaborative Working Group Research Fellowships
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African Peacebuilding Network’s Individual Research Fellowships
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African Scholars Mentorship Network
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African Studies Association - Annual Meeting
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Afrobarometer - Seminars
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ALL-IN Research Network - Consortium
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Amref Health - Graduate Internship
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Annual Congress - International Institute of Public Finance
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APHRC - Doctoral Fellowship
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AquayaLEARN Fellowship
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Ashoka - Small Business Ecosystem Builders
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Association for the Advancement of African Women Economists - Membership
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Atlantic Fellows for Social & Economic Equity
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AuthorAid - Courses
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AuthorAid - Mentorship
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Call for Papers - Gender in the Economy: Women in the Digital World
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Call for Papers - Gender in the Economy: Women in the Digital World
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Call for Papers - Immigration and Elections
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Call for Papers - Impact of Ultra-Processed Foods on Health in LMIC countries
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Call for Papers - Pacific Conference for Development Economics (PacDev) 2025
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Call for Proposals - Health and Population Dynamics through Big Microdata
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Cap-Net UNDP Online Courses
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CARTA - Fellowships
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CEGA - Fellowship
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CEGA Fellowship: Special Call
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CEGA Global Networks: Opportunities
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CEGA Opportunities Digest
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Centre for Statistical Analysis & Research - Workshops
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Conference - The International Centre for Evaluation and Development (ICED)
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CSAE - Economic Development in Africa Workshop
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CSAE Conference 2025: Economic Development in Africa
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Data for Health (D4H) - Gender Equity Mentorship Program
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Development Economics X Program - Training
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Development Impact West Africa - Training
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Don Lavoie Fellowship
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Duke University - Econ Mentorship
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E-Learning on Trade & Gender - United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
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EconNect Africa Mentorship Network
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Econometric Society's 2024 Africa Training Workshops
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Economic & Social Research Foundation - Fellowship
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Economic & Social Research Foundation - Training
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ESSA - Grants for Africa-based Early Childhood Dev Researchers
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ETH for Development - Training
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Evidence Dialogues | Doing the right thing right: how to ensure development research complies with transparency, reproducibility, and ethical standards
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Evidence for Development Conference: Evi4Dev
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Evidence in Governance and Politics (EGAP) Learning Days
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G²LM|LIC Mentoring Programme
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Global Digital Health Forum 2024
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Governance Initiative Conference Travel Grants
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Graduate Applications International Network (GAIN) - Mentorship (for Participants/Mentees)
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Graduate Applications International Network (GAIN) Mentorship (for Mentors)
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Graduate Research Grants - Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM)
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Grand Challenges Nigeria - Innovative Solutions for Maternal, Newborn & Child Health
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Harmonized Cognitive Assessment Protocol (HCAP) Network | 2025 Pilot Competition
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Harvard Business School - Fellowship
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Health of Mother Earth Foundation: Omega Resilience Awards Africa Fellowship 2025
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Ifakara Health Institute - Training
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ifo Conference on Understanding Socio-Economic Inequalities with Novel Data and Methods
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IGC: Call for Proposal
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IMF Institute Training at Africa Training Institute (ATI)
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IMF Macroeconometric Forecasting Course
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INASP - Courses
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Institute of Statistical, Social, & Economic Research - Courses
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International AIDS Research Training Program: INTEGRATE/HIV Care Cascade
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International AIDS Research Training Program: Women and HIV Training Program
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International Growth Centre - Agri-SME Small Projects Grant
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International Growth Centre (IGC) Funding Opportunities
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IPA - Funding
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IPA - Resources for Research
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J-PAL - Development Methodologies Summer School 2025
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J-PAL Africa - Courses
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J-PAL Africa - Funding
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J-PAL Africa: Internship opportunities
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J-PAL Crime and Violence Initiative Request for Proposals
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J-PAL's Learning for All Initiative - Letters of Interest
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JSPS-UNU Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme
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Learn more about CIDR
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Malengo Foundation - Training
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Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders
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Mastercard Foundation - Scholarships
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Mastercard Foundation Fund for Alumni Start-ups in Transition (FAST) Program
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Maurice R. Greenberg World Fellows Program 2025
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Mawazo Institute - Fellowship
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Mental Health Award: Accelerating scalable digital mental health interventions
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MIT x MicroMasters - Courses
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NIERA - Trainings
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Nigeria 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) Programme Fellowship
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NIH - Funding for Multi-Morbidity Research in LMICs & US Tribal Populations
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NOVAFRICA Conference on Economic Development 2024
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NSF - Fall 2024 Virtual Grants Conference
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Online Trainings - Regional Network of Agricultural Policy Research Institutes (ReNAPRI)
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Partnership for African Social & Governance Research - Training
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Partnerships for Econ Policy - Courses
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Partnerships for Econ Policy - Funding
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Partnerships for Econ Policy - Graduate Program
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Partnerships for Enhanced Engagement in Research (PEER) Program
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PEDL - Young Scholars Matchmaking Workshop
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Perivoli African Research Center - Partnership Funding
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Post-Doctoral Fellowships: Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM)
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PREreview - Open Reviewers
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Princeton in Africa Fellowships (2025/2026) for young African graduates
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Project Access - Graduate Program
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Regional Scholarship and Innovation Fund (Rsif)
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Research in Colour - Fellowship
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Research in Colour - Mentorship
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Review Papers for Food Policy - Call for Proposals
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Scholarship Applications: Climate Research and Education to Advancing Green Development in Africa (CREATE-GreenAfrica)
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Science for Africa Foundation - Fellowship
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Science for Africa Foundation - Funding
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Science for Africa Foundation - Resources for Research
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Science for Africa Foundation - Training
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Small Grants Programme for Thesis Writing - CODESRIA
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Spencer Foundation Small Research Grants in Education
Summer Schools - Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI)
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The African Academy of Sciences - Affiliates Programme
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The African Academy of Sciences - African Postdoctoral Training Initiative (APTI)
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The Econometric Society's Africa Summer School
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The Organization for Social Science Research in Eastern & Southern Africa - Training
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The Trade Law Centre (tralac) Certificate Course
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The Transfer Project - Fellowship
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The Women in Economics Initiative - Mentorship
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TWAS-TÜBİTAK Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme
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UC Berkeley - Visiting Scholar Program
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UC Tuberculosis Research Advancement Center - Global Fellowship Program
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UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) - Events
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UNECA: Eleventh Session of the Africa Regional Forum on Sustainable Development
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UniArk - Mentorship
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United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) Courses
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USIU-Africa | Data Science Summit 2025: Driving Innovation through Data (Feb. 26-27)
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Virtual Development Economics Series
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Webinar Series: Preparing for graduate study abroad for African students
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Wellcome Early-Career Awards
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West African Research Association - Fellowships
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Working Group in African Political Economy (WGAPE) Convenings
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Working Group in African Political Economy (WGAPE) Meeting at the Ohio State University
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World Bank - Africa Fellowship
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World Bank - McNamara Fellowship
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World Bank: 9th Urbanization and Development Conference
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Yale’s Master’s in International & Dev Economics - African Student Scholarship
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Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) Network
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Conference
OPEN
Please submit your paper by logging in to Conference Maker at the following address: https://editorialexpress.com/conference/ThredPrato/
For more details, please see the attached Call for Papers. If you have any questions, please email thredweb@gmail.com.
Eligibility:
These courses are primarily aimed at governmental officials, managers and staff of civil society organisations, judges and magistrates, legal practitioners, staff of international and intergovernmental organisations, as well as academics from Universities in Africa. Participants from all over the world are nevertheless, welcome to apply. Masters and doctoral students wishing to deepen their knowledge or expertise in a particular area of relevance to their study or research may also
https://www.chr.up.ac.za/ahrc
https://www.chr.up.ac.za/courses-presented
Fellowship
OPEN
To be considered for the British Academy Fellowship, you must:
1. Have a PhD, or applicants in the final stages of their PhD will be accepted provided that the PhD will be completed (including viva) before the start date of the Fellowship. Confirmation of award of the PhD will be required before any Fellowship award is confirmed.
2. Applicants should have no more than seven years of active full time postdoctoral experience at the time of application (discounting career breaks, but including teac
Policy Comments do not include an abstract. They are typically restricted to no more than ten references and one figure or table.
Submit via the journal’s portal no later than April 1, 2025. All reviews will go through full peer review. An invitation to submit is not a commitment to publish.
Individuals meeting the characteristics described below are eligible to
apply for the FIME Small Awards Program. Group submissions will not
be considered.
To be eligible, candidates must meet the following criteria:
1. 35 years old or under as of February 8, 2025
2. A national of a low income or low middle income country
3. Has attained an advanced tertiary degree (master's degree or
higher)
GEI highly encourages the participation of women and professionals
from underrepresented groups such as
We are particularly interested in supporting initiatives that
demonstrate how integrating a feminist or gender-transformative
approach to M&E can provide institutions, policies, programs, or
projects with stronger evidence to address gender inequality,
exclusion, and human rights issues more effectively.
To that effect, we are welcoming submissions from individuals who
can draw on concrete experiences (through projects, programs,
policies, or other concrete actions) how applying feminist approa
The Center for Effective Global Action (CEGA) and the Network of Impact Evaluation Researchers in Africa (NIERA)
Conference
Networking
CLOSED
This is an in-person event in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Unfortunately, we are unable to sponsor travel funding at this time. Registrants should expect to cover their own travel and accommodation costs.
Read on for more information about:
1. The Africa Evidence Summit (June 23-24)
2. The Summit’s Call for Speakers and Posters
3. Joint Sessions (June 25)
4. 2025 ESA Africa Conference (June 26-27)
Call for Speakers for the Summit (Due February 13, 2025)
For the call for speakers, we welcome all topics related to development economics (including health and psychology, agriculture, climate & environment, gender, conflict & displacement, institutions & governance, and work & education).
We prefer
-Applicant of the Masters Bridge Programme fellowship must have attained at least a Second-Class honours (upper division) or equivalent in Economics, Agricultural Economics, Agribusiness Management and Agricultural Sciences or related field;
-Applicant of PhD Bridge Programme fellowship must have attained a master’s degree in economics, Agricultural and Applied Economics or related fields (with compulsory course work coverage of Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Econometrics/Quantitative Method
Eligibility requirements:
-Applicant of the Masters Bridge Programme fellowship must have attained at least a Second-Class honours (upper division) or equivalent in Economics, Agricultural Economics, Agribusiness Management and Agricultural Sciences or related field;
-Applicant of PhD Bridge Programme fellowship must have attained a master’s degree in economics, Agricultural and Applied Economics or related fields (with compulsory course work coverage of Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Econo
Have applied and been admitted to any one of the CPP degree-awarding universities.
Have attained at Bachelor’s Degree level at least a Second Class Honours (Upper Division) or equivalent in Economics or related field from an accredited university.
Have a Masters Degree (with coursework and thesis component) in Economics, Agricultural Economics or related fields from a recognized University. The coursework should have covered microeconomics, macroeconomics and quantitative methods.
Eligibility requirements:
Have applied and been admitted to any one of the CPP degree-awarding universities.
Have attained at Bachelor’s Degree level at least a Second Class Honours (Upper Division) or equivalent in Economics or related field from an accredited university.
Have a Masters Degree (with coursework and thesis component) in Economics, Agricultural Economics or related fields from a recognized University. The coursework should have covered microeconomics, macroeconomics and quantitat
Governments, institutions, organizations, professional associations, and other organizations associated with the AERC and dealing with national economic development and policy issues may apply for a grant.
Eligibility requirements:
Governments, institutions, organizations, professional associations, and other organizations associated with the AERC and dealing with national economic development and policy issues may apply for a grant.
Application Deadline: End of February (yearly)
Open to anyone with an interest in supporting evidence-informed decision-making in Africa
Eligibility requirements:
Open to anyone with an interest in supporting evidence-informed decision-making in Africa
Application Deadline: September 13-15, 2023. Content submissions have closed.
Interconnections for Making Africa Great Empowered and Sustainable (IMAGES) Initiative
Mentorship
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The programme runs from January to December each year. Last year, application opened on 1 October 2023 and closes on 31 October 2023.
The AGMCP Fellowship is designed for mentoring and coaching graduate-level students (Master and Ph.D.) between 20 and 30 years of age, and post-doctoral candidates who are less than 40 years of age
The abstract submission can be made in one of the following sub-themes:
1. Governance, Peace, and Security in Enabling Africa’s Inclusive and Sustainable Development
2. Sustainable Agriculture and Transformed Food Systems
3. Climate Change Action and Just Transition
4. Leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Drive Africa’s Development Priorities
Abstracts submission guideline
-Abstracts should be no more than 300 words long.
-Abstracts must be submitted to:
https://hsrc.ac.za/aisa_aygs_
https://aygs.hsrc.ac.za/
Africademics
Mentorship
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- Citizen of an African country
- Student or a prospective student in need of a scholarship or fellowship
- At least 18 years old
- Have stable and regular internet access
- Willing to commit to the programme for a period of at least 3 months, and to dedicating approximately 5-10 hours per week
Eligibility requirements:
- Citizen of an African country
- Student or a prospective student in need of a scholarship or fellowship
- At least 18 years old
- Have stable and regular internet access
- Willing to commit to the programme for a period of at least 3 months, and to dedicating approximately 5-10 hours per week
Application Deadline: 15th July (Yearly)
The scholarship option is open to PhD students from countries classified by the OECD/DAC as low and lower-middle income countries in Africa whose studies, irrespective of sectoral discipline, focus on the relationship between innovation and economic, social or and environmentally sustainable development.
Female PhD students and students from low-income countries are particularly encouraged to apply.
The programme gives priority to students working on topics related to the research themes iden
https://africalics.org/vfp/
African Academy of Sciences
Fellowship
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N/A Check back when application reopens.
https://aasciences.africa/Programmes/AESA-RISE
African Academy of Sciences
Fellowship
CLOSED
N/A Check back when application reopens.
https://aasciences.africa/Programmes/ARISE
African Academy of Sciences
Mentorship
OPEN
Mentees are early to mid-career scientists who have completed their PhDs and are working in Africa-based higher education or research institutions. They seek support and guidance of a mentor in a range of career and personal development needs including scientific expertise; career pathways advice; policy engagement; leadership development; interdisciplinary collaboration; communication; entrepreneurship & innovation; publishing; fundraising & grant management; networking; well-being at the workp
https://mentorship.aasciences.africa/
African Evaluation Association
Conference
CLOSED
-Registration information not yet available
Eligibility requirements:
-Registration information not yet available
Application Deadline: March 18-22, 2024
https://afrea.org/conference/
African Evaluation Association
Networking
OPEN
-Membership is open to persons or organizations committed to the mission and goals of AfrEA.
-A person or institution seeking membership of AfrEA will be accepted upon submission, and receipt by AfrEA, of a fully completed membership application form (for the category of membership required) in addition to the requisite fees.
Eligibility requirements:
-Membership is open to persons or organizations committed to the mission and goals of AfrEA.
-A person or institution seeking membership of AfrEA will be accepted upon submission, and receipt by AfrEA, of a fully completed membership application form (for the category of membership required) in addition to the requisite fees.
Application Deadline: Rolling
https://afrea.org/about-afrea-membership/
Conference
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Abstracts may be submitted in English or French and must be structured as follows:
Structure of individual abstracts
Title of paper
Name, institutional affiliation, phone number and email address of the presenting author
Names of co-authors
400-word maximum structured abstract, which indicates the background, aims and objectives of the research, the methods used, the key findings and the main conclusion(s).
Authors should submit individual abstracts online at: https://afhea.confex.com/afhea/20
https://afhea.org/en/call-for-abstract/
The African Peacebuilding Network (APN) of the Social Science Research Council (SSRC)
Fellowship
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Applications closed on February 11, 2024.
Applications consisted of an online application form, a research proposal and bibliography, current CV, proposed research timeline, proposed research budget, two reference letters, and a language evaluation(s) (if required).
Women are strongly encouraged to apply.
Interested applicants should send a one-page letter of interest in the Research Policy Fellowship award.
Shortlisted applicants will be contacted to submit fully developed applications to the program.
Requirements for full applications for shortlisted applicants:
A cover letter clearly indicating the title of the project, year and type of APN fellowship received, title of the project being proposed, and relevance to peacebuilding policies and practices in Africa;
Policy Research Proposal (7 pa
The African Peacebuilding Network (APN) of the Social Science Research Council (SSRC)
Fellowship
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Application closed on April 11, 2024
Applications will consisted of an online application form, a letter of interest, the lead investigator’s CV, a research proposal and bibliography, a proposed research timeline and budget, two reference letters, a language evaluation(s) (if required), and a list of all team members, including their names, affiliations, professional backgrounds, and highest degree levels attained.
Eligibility
1. All applicants must be African citizens currently residing in an African country. This competition is open to African academics, as well as policy analysts and practitioners. Historically marginalized persons and communities are strongly encouraged to apply, including women, Indigenous people, gender diverse, LGBTQIA+, persons with disabilities, among others.
2. Applicants who are academics must hold a full-time faculty or research position at an African university or research org
Review our 2024 registration rates, which now include more equitable tiers and accessibility for Emerging Scholars in Africa and the Diaspora.
Register for the 2024 Annual Meeting in our MyASA Portal.
Pre-registration is required to access the CFP submission portal.
Onsite registration tables will have hours posted closer the event.
https://africanstudies.org/annual-meetings/
Afrobarometer
Training
N/A
-The workshop welcomes applications from individuals who work for Afrobarometer or its national partners, core partners, or support units.
-Consideration will also be given to researchers, analysts, and graduate-level students if they have worked for one of the units listed or can demonstrate the use of Afrobarometer data in their research or work.
-Competence in using SPSS (or an alternative statistical software package) and familiarity with Afrobarometer data sets are prerequisites
Eligibility requirements:
-The workshop welcomes applications from individuals who work for Afrobarometer or its national partners, core partners, or support units.
-Consideration will also be given to researchers, analysts, and graduate-level students if they have worked for one of the units listed or can demonstrate the use of Afrobarometer data in their research or work.
-Competence in using SPSS (or an alternative statistical software package) and familiarity with Afrobarometer data sets a
While the theme of the congress is public sector capacities, prospective contributors are invited to submit proposals on any topic within the field of public economics.
Non IIPF members must pay a €20 submission fee. The submission of a paper is considered a commitment to attend the Congress, subject to the condition that the paper is accepted. The papers submitted should include an abstract. Only full papers/pdf filed will be considered.
https://www.iipf.org/cng.htm
African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC)
Fellowship
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Not updated on site
Eligibility requirements:
Not updated on site
Application Deadline: Not updated on site
https://aphrc.org/ADDRF/
Fellowship
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The following qualifications are necessary for this position except as noted:
Pursuit of an MSc or PhD from a Kenyan or Ghanaian university specializing in public health, environmental resources management, urban planning, or other relevant discipline.
Eligibility to obtain the legal right to work in Ghana or Kenya.
Fluency in English.
A passion for applying science and technology to solve fundamental development challenges.
Fellows will receive the following support:
Coverage of travel expense
We are particularly interested in initiatives that are building small business ecosystems by either:
1. Weaving collaborative networks for local small businesses:
You mobilize collaborative networks that connect small businesses with local partners and stakeholders. This approach activates shared resources and opportunities, driving collective growth and strengthening the community.
2. Building access to structures of support and capacity building:
You establish structures of support tha
Association for the Advancement of African Women Economists (AAAWE)
Mentorship
Conferences
OPEN
Any individual interested in the advancement of African women economists may be a member of AAAWE and membership is open to all genders.
Eligibility requirements:
Any individual interested in the advancement of African women economists may be a member of AAAWE and membership is open to all genders.
Application Deadline: Rolling
http://www.aaawe.org/membership/
London School of Economics and Political Science
Fellowship
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The AFSEE Fellowship, which offers both Residential and Non-Residential tracks, begins with an active fellowship year that offers an intensive period of learning and skills-building carried out in LSE’s research-rich environment informed by dialogic pedagogy and co-creation.
Eligibility requirements:
None
Application Deadline: No application (open resource)
https://www.authoraid.info/en/e-learning/
AuthorAid
Mentorship
OPEN
-Early-career researchers seeking someone more experienced to help with writing and research
-Early-career researchers seeking a collaborator
Eligibility requirements:
-Early-career researchers seeking someone more experienced to help with writing and research
-Early-career researchers seeking a collaborator
Application Deadline: Rolling
https://www.authoraid.info/en/mentoring/
Conference
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Submissions of both empirical and theoretical research, of papers by scholars who are and are not NBER affiliates, and by researchers who are early in their careers or from historically under-represented groups in economics are welcome. Please do not submit papers that will be published by February 2025. To be considered for presentation, please upload submissions by 11:59pm ET on Monday, December 9, 2024. Authors chosen to present papers will be notified by early January 2025.
The NBER will c
Submissions of both empirical and theoretical research, of papers by scholars who are and are not NBER affiliates, and by researchers who are early in their careers or from historically under-represented groups in economics are welcome. Please do not submit papers that will be published by February 2025. To be considered for presentation, please upload submissions by 11:59pm ET on Monday, December 9, 2024. Authors chosen to present papers will be notified by early January 2025.
The NBER will c
In this special issue, we invite paper submissions that make critical theoretical or empirical contributions to the connection between immigration and elections across many different dimensions and regions of the world. The objectives of the special issue are to analyze:
1. The connections between immigration legislation and voting rights cross-nationally as well as variations among national, regional and local governments.
2. The use of intimidation, threat and the racialization of participati
We invite Original Articles and Reviews on UPF consumption and its influence on health outcomes in LMICs. Key health outcome topics include:
• Maternal diets and offspring outcomes: from pre-pregnancy to neonatal outcomes
• Health parameters of pre-schoolers, school and college-going students
• All types of cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and diabetes mellitus
• Mortality or morbidity rates
• Physical activity outcomes
• Nutrition education/awareness and eating practices across various socioec
PacDev welcomes paper submissions in all research topics in development economics. Priority will be given to full papers, but extended abstracts will also be considered; submissions from junior researchers are encouraged. The deadline for submission is Monday, December 2nd at 11:59PM – please use the button at right to submit. Authors will be notified about the results of their submission by mid-January.
We welcome submissions that apply any big microdata sources to examinations of health and population dynamics. We are actively seeking submissions that use full count census data from IPUMS or big microdata from a Federal Statistical Research Data Center (FSRDC). We are particularly interested in projects that link persons, families, or communities across censuses or link full count data to other sources, including the creation of place-based measures or person-level linkages to external data.
Each course has different applicant requirements. Some courses are open to participants from different interest groups from across the WASH sector around the world.
https://cap-net.org/the-network/online-courses/
Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA)
Funding
Fellowship
Conference
OPEN
Each opportunity has individual requirements
Eligibility requirements:
Each opportunity has individual requirements
Application Deadline: Rolling
https://cartafrica.org/grants-opportunities/
Center for Effective Global Action (CEGA)
Fellowship
Training
Mentorship
OPEN
Applicants to the CEGA Fellowship Program must:
Be fluent in English (written and spoken), and a strong communicator.
Be from an East African or West African country and have completed secondary school education in an African institution.
Be an early career scholar, as defined by recently having completed a Master’s degree or a PhD, or be currently enrolled in a PhD program in economics, political science, statistics, epidemiology/public health, education, or another social science discipline.
Applicants to the CEGA Fellowship Program must:
Be fluent in English (written and spoken), and a strong communicator.
Be from an East African or West African country and have completed secondary school education in an African institution.
Be an early career scholar, as defined by recently having completed a Master’s degree or a PhD, or be currently enrolled in a PhD program in economics, political science, statistics, epidemiology/public health, education, or another social science discipline.
CEGA is excited to announce the CEGA Fellowship: Special Call. In this call, CEGA specifically invites scholars from Africa and Latin America for rigorous research fellowships in the following tracks:
1) Displacement
2) Early Childhood Development
3) Youth Livelihoods
CEGA is excited to announce the CEGA Fellowship: Special Call. In this call, CEGA specifically invites scholars from Africa and Latin America for rigorous research fellowships in the following tracks:
1) Displacement
2) Early Childhood Development
3) Youth Livelihoods
Please see the RFA and linked slide deck for more information on eligibility and geographic foci. These fellowships are to be completed in Spring 2025. Note that this is a different opportunity than our regular CEGA fellowship cal
Every month, the CEGA Global Networks Opportunities Newsletter publishes funding, events, and career opportunities for scholars from Africa and beyond.
CSAE is inviting submissions of all papers in development economies, and they ask you to select one of our broad topics to help the refereeing process. More on their website.
You can submit your paper for consideration for the CSAE Conference 2025. The deadline for applications for funding is 31 July 2024, the general deadline is 16 September 2024.
https://www.csae.ox.ac.uk/csae-conference-2025
Fellowship
OPEN
Eligibility for Menor and Mentee
Mentee Eligibility
Mentees must be an affiliate of D4H, or an organization/institution supported by D4H. Long-term consultants and government staff that work with D4H and support D4H work are eligible to apply. However, they must be involved with D4H work throughout the duration of this mentorship.
Mentees must have a strong interest in advancing gender equity in their own work.
Mentees should be able to commit to one year of engagement with their mentor, once m
https://genderhealthdata.org/mentorship-program/
Development Economics X
Training
OPEN
Contact for more information
https://developmenteconomicsx.com/
Development Impact West Africa (DIWA)
Networking
Training
CLOSED
Criteria for admission changes each year. Will be updated when the next call for applications is released.
Eligibility requirements:
Criteria for admission changes each year. Will be updated when the next call for applications is released.
Application Deadline: Open call from December-January
Eligibility:
In order to be accepted into the Don Lavoie Fellowship program, you must be one of the following:
Enrolled in a graduate program from any university and in any discipline
An advanced undergraduate considering for graduate school
A recent graduate considering graduate school
-Anybody who is considering a Ph.D. in economics and self-identifies as coming from an under-represented background, which may be defined according to race, ethnicity, nationality, gender, sexual orientation, disability, religion, income, first-generation college student, or any other dimension of individual identity.
-Should be currently pursuing or have already completed undergraduate studies before applying
Eligibility requirements:
-Anybody who is considering a Ph.D. in economics and self-identifies as coming from an under-represented background, which may be defined according to race, ethnicity, nationality, gender, sexual orientation, disability, religion, income, first-generation college student, or any other dimension of individual identity.
-Should be currently pursuing or have already completed undergraduate studies before applying
Application Deadline: Priority access: August 25, 2023
A
Open for African PhD students and faculty members.
https://www.econnectafrica.net/join
Econometric Society
Training
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The applicant must be a member of the Econometric Society at the time of application. To join the Econometric Society, please go to https://www.econometricsociety.org/membership/join-renew or https://www.africaeconometricsociety.com/econometric-society-membership. Special rates apply to students and scholars currently based in low- and low-middle income countries, and Africa-based applicants may apply for sponsored membership (for more information click here.)
Important dates for Africa Training Workshop in Development Economics (remote)
Deadline for application: August 2, 2024
Admission decision: August 16, 2024
Registration deadline: September 18, 2024
Important dates for Africa Training Workshop in Causal Machine Learning and Modeling with Big Data in economics:
Deadline for application: October 18, 2024
Admission decision: October 30, 2024
Registration open: TBA
Registration deadline: November 20, 2024
An applicant must be a member of the Econom
-At least a master’s degree in economics or a closely related field of social sciences
relevant to the job as per specified roles above.
-At least three years of work experience in research and/or program management.
-High degree of “sense of responsibility” and ability to work independently withminimum supervision.
-A team player capable of working with people of different nationalities, cultures, and personalities.
-High organizational skills especially those in relation to the management of
Eligibility requirements:
-At least a master’s degree in economics or a closely related field of social sciences
relevant to the job as per specified roles above.
-At least three years of work experience in research and/or program management.
-High degree of “sense of responsibility” and ability to work independently withminimum supervision.
-A team player capable of working with people of different nationalities, cultures, and personalities.
-High organizational skills especially those in rel
Training:
-The first three sets of training sessions are conducted in Dar es Salaam and are open to any interested adult including students, researchers, policy makers, and public officials.
-The fourth training session conducted in Dodoma is reserved only for government researchers who sit within various ministries, including members of local government authorities, and government institutions such as the National Bureau of Statistics, for instance.
Funding:
-The only requirement for fundi
Eligibility requirements:
Training:
-The first three sets of training sessions are conducted in Dar es Salaam and are open to any interested adult including students, researchers, policy makers, and public officials.
-The fourth training session conducted in Dodoma is reserved only for government researchers who sit within various ministries, including members of local government authorities, and government institutions such as the National Bureau of Statistics, for instance.
Funding:
-The
Eligibility: Africa-based African researchers with a PhD, working in a relevant research-oriented institution or unit, such as a university, research think tank, or research unit in government department/ministry are eligible to lead applications for these grants. Applications must focus on context-specific, policy-relevant and actionable research addressing key ECD challenges.
What is on offer? A total of 20 to 25 grants will support high-impact, policy-relevant research focused on topics that involve education and its interplay with one or more of: health, nutrition, caregiving, play, or environmental protection for children aged 0 to 8 years. Funding will cover research activities, including costs related to data collection (as relevant), analysis, and dissemination.
Research proposed for funding via this grant can also be supported by other financial sources, but
https://essa-africa.org/node/1972
ETH for Development (ETH4D)
Training
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The Global Development Summer School is a Science in Perspective course, and open to Bachelor, Master and Doctoral students from KNUST and ETH Zurich as well as recent graduates of these universities (up to 5 years since graduation).
Eligibility requirements:
The Global Development Summer School is a Science in Perspective course, and open to Bachelor, Master and Doctoral students from KNUST and ETH Zurich as well as recent graduates of these universities (up to 5 years since graduation).
Application Deadline: August 30-September 16, 2023
Program occurs annually
Apply directly to country-organized learning day, but eligibility may include:
Be currently based at a university, government, or civil society organization in Africa
Be able to follow a course in English
Have basic knowledge of statistics
Have training in the social sciences, with at least some portion of their higher education from an African institution
https://egap.org/learning-days/
G²LM|LIC
Mentorship
OPEN
The following junior researchers are eligible to register as a mentee:
- PhD students
- Researchers who have less than five years of work/research experience past the PhD
- Researchers without a PhD degree who have less than 10 years of work/research experience past their university degree.
They need to be based in low-income countries in Africa or South Asia and have a paper draft (full unpublished paper in English) in applied microeconomics. We invite eligible researchers to apply through ou
The following junior researchers are eligible to register as a mentee:
- PhD students
- Researchers who have less than five years of work/research experience past the PhD
- Researchers without a PhD degree who have less than 10 years of work/research experience past their university degree.
They need to be based in low-income countries in Africa or South Asia and have a paper draft (full unpublished paper in English) in applied microeconomics. We invite eligible researchers to apply through ou
Free virtual participation for students and scholars residing in LMIC countries
https://www.gdhf.digital/
J-PAL Governance Initiative and North East Universities Development Consortium (NEUDC)
Funding
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All LMIC-based researchers with governance-related papers will automatically be considered for travel/conference funding from J-PAL.
J-PAL will prioritize funding researchers with a demonstrated interest in RCTs but the accepted paper does not need to be an RCT.
The application is due July 15. All LMIC-based researchers with governance-related papers will automatically be considered for travel/conference funding from J-PAL.
J-PAL will prioritize funding researchers with a demonstrated interest in RCTs but the accepted paper does not need to be an RCT. NEUDC will be held on November 2-3 at Northeastern University in Boston. If you have any questions about this opportunity, feel free to email J-PAL Senior Policy Associate Aimee Barnes at abarnes@povertya
Graduate Applications International Network (GAIN)
Mentorship
Training
Funding
OPEN
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in economics or a related field.
Applicants should be seeking to pursue a PhD in economics or related fields, or a Master's program in economics with the intention of pursuing a PhD in this field thereafter.
Applicants must be willing to study abroad and commit the necessary time to participate in the GAIN Webinar Series. Typically, participants dedicate 3-5 hours per week to the program from March to December.
Additional requirements for
https://gain-network.net/participants
Graduate Applications International Network (GAIN)
Mentorship
OPEN
To apply for our program, participants must meet the following minimum requirements:
1. Applicants must be in their final year or have completed a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in economics or a related field.
2. The applicants we are looking for are seeking to pursue a PhD in economics or related fields, or a Master's program in economics with the intention of pursuing a PhD in this field thereafter.
3. Applicants must be willing to study abroad and commit the necessary time to participate in
https://gain-network.net/participants
The Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM)
Funding
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The Call will support 8 research grants that will support MSc-level training with a maximum funding of 60,000 USD for a period not exceeding two years.
The Applicant must be a female PhD holder in a relevant academic or professional field, on full-time employment in any one of the RUFORUM Member Universities in West Africa. Research should be conducted in Africa and train 2 MSc students.
Eligible applicants must be affiliated with registered Nigerian institutions or organizations and have a proven track record of work in maternal, newborn, and child health. Projects must be implemented in Nigeria. We encourage applications from local and international collaborations; however, the lead applicant must be Nigerian. See the ‘Rules and Guidelines’ document for more information.
Background
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, is confronting some of the most urgent health and development challenges in the world. Among the most critical of these is achieving substantial improvements in maternal, newborn, and child health. Despite various interventions over time, the country continues to face some of the highest maternal and child mortality rates in the world, with unrelenting poor indicators of morbidity, undernutrition, and human development. These challenges are dee
Bachelor’s degree in economics, mathematics, quantitative sciences, or business-related field required.
Statistical/programming experience and/or applied experience with Python, STATA, R, or MATLAB. Behavioral predoctoral roles require familiarity with qualitative coding and research methods, including tools like Qualtrics and MTurk.
Bachelor’s degree in economics, mathematics, quantitative sciences, or business-related field required.
Statistical/programming experience and/or applied experience with Python, STATA, R, or MATLAB. Behavioral predoctoral roles require familiarity with qualitative coding and research methods, including tools like Qualtrics and MTurk.
Application Deadline: Apply before July 1, 2024
The fellowship is open to African residents in Africa, preferably those involved in movements and who have their origins in the communities of struggle.
Applicants/Nominees must not be older than 45 years of age.
Applicants/Nominees are expected to show history of experience in activism and innovative thinking.
All applicants/nominees must be active change-makers in their communities.
Applicants/Nominees must commit to participating in regular seminars/webinars throughout the programme and be wi
Master's program:
The MScPHR program is designed for young university graduates who are interested in becoming public health researchers. Modules are suited for a complete Master’s degree, but can also be taken in parts as a foundation for PhD candidates.
Short courses:
Target statisticians, research officers, project/program officers, health managers, district/regional medical officers, academicians, health secretaries, under graduate and post graduate students.
Eligibility requirements:
Master's program:
The MScPHR program is designed for young university graduates who are interested in becoming public health researchers. Modules are suited for a complete Master’s degree, but can also be taken in parts as a foundation for PhD candidates.
Short courses:
Target statisticians, research officers, project/program officers, health managers, district/regional medical officers, academicians, health secretaries, under graduate and post graduate students.
https://www.ihi.or.tz/our-training/
ifo Institute and ifo Center for Macroeconomics and Surveys
Conference
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Submissions on the following, or closely related, topics:
- studies focusing on socio-economic inequality, poverty, deprivation, or inequality of opportunity
- studies using unconventional data sources or data with high spatial granularity
- cross-national comparative studies
- applications of machine learning
- novel methods for the definition, estimation, or decomposition of inequality indicators
There is no participation fee for this event. Costs for accommodation and for travel are not reim
The IGC gives equal opportunity to researchers from all over the world, and proposals are assessed on quality and the evaluation criteria outlined on this website.
1. For the small grants, researchers must conduct their research in an IGC resident country (Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Ghana, Jordan, Mozambique, Pakistan, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Uganda, and Zambia) or two flexible engagement countries (Tanzania and Yemen) and get in touch with the IGC country team as they work on their proposals. Awards
The IGC gives equal opportunity to researchers from all over the world, and proposals are assessed on quality and the evaluation criteria outlined on this website.
1. For the small grants, researchers must conduct their research in an IGC resident country (Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Ghana, Jordan, Mozambique, Pakistan, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Uganda, and Zambia) or two flexible engagement countries (Tanzania and Yemen) and get in touch with the IGC country team as they work on their proposals. Awards
https://www.theigc.org/funding/call-for-proposals
International Monetary Fund Institute Training at Africa Training Institute (ATI); Ebene, Mauritius
Training
OPEN
These courses are open to government and central bank officials from 45 sub-Saharan African member countries. Courses are offered in English and French, or in English with simultaneous interpretation into French and Portuguese.
All government officials are welcome to register. The course is particularly relevant for officials involved in developing forecasts that are used to design and implement macroeconomic policy. The course is offered in English.
Participants are expected to have a background in undergraduate statistics and basic econometrics. Access to a computer with a reliable Internet connection and a Google Chrome web browser is essential. Demonstrations and applications are conducted using EViews – a popular
The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER)
Training
OPEN
Criteria varies by course
Eligibility requirements:
Criteria varies by course
Application Deadline: Rolling
https://isser.ug.edu.gh/index.php/short-courses
The University of Washington Department of Global Health
Training
N/A
Courses are offered only during Fall quarter (September-December), the first quarter of the academic year.
Reach out to: iartp@uw.edu for more information
The University of Washington Department of Global Health
Training
N/A
Courses are offered only during Fall quarter (September-December), the first quarter of the academic year.
Reach out to: iartp@uw.edu for more information
Application process – Please submit all proposals through the online application form and refer to the guidelines for applicants for more information on how to complete the application. For our research agenda, please see our concept note.
The IGC will not fund projects that are a) purely qualitative, b) not grounded in sound economic research principles, or c) relevant only to middle- or high-income countries.
Projects in IGC countries are more likely to be approved.
Applications that are in line with IGC research priorities, empirically rigorous, advance our knowledge about inclusive growth policy, and have strong value for money are favoured.
A single researcher can be included in more than one proposal during the same call
https://www.theigc.org/researchers/funding
Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA)
Funding
OPEN
Criteria for funding varies with each call
Eligibility requirements:
Criteria for funding varies with each call
Application Deadline: Rolling
The summer school will bring together three groups of participants:
1. A group of French-speaking and English-speaking African researchers who have demonstrated an interest in and ability to incorporate impact evaluation methods into their research.
2. A group of project leaders keen to embark on a rigorous evaluation of the impact of their innovation.
3. A group of civil servants and other partners from Senegal and the region keen to gain a better understanding of how evaluation can be used t
For Evaluating Social Programs, applications are open to anyone who has an interest in randomized evaluations and is ideally (but not exclusively) based in Africa. Fees are charged on a sliding scale depending on organisation type and may be waived in special circumstances. For Conducting Experimental Research, applications are primarily open to individuals with a PhD based at a university in sub-Saharan Africa. However, those who are still completing their PhD or who work at think tanks may be
The J-PAL Africa training team organises in-person courses, webinars and customised workshops for researchers, policymakers and program implementers on the design and implementation of randomized evaluations on the continent. Two annual, in-person courses are described below. For more information on those courses and our other offerings, please email Clare Hofmeyr at chofmeyr@povertyactionlab.org or click on the link below.
Evaluating Social Programs
This five-day, in-person training provides a
Two categories of African Scholars are eligible to receive funding and support under our programs:
- Resident African Scholars include those who have completed a PhD in economics or related field and are based at an African academic institution.
- Non-resident African Scholars include those who completed high school in Africa, have a PhD in economics or related field, and are based at an academic institution outside of Africa.
DigiFI funds both resident and non-resident African Scholars while J
The program is currently offered through three of J-PAL’s initiatives—DigiFI, JOI, DAISI, LAI—meaning that scholars can apply for funding in those topic areas. Once funded, Scholars are paired with a mentor from J-PAL's research network who is an expert in randomized evaluations.
The funding opportunities include three grant types:
Formative research: Proposal development grant (up to $10,000)
Formative research: Pilot grant (up to $75,000)
Full randomised evaluations (up to $400,000) --> Afric
1. A degree in Economics, Statistics, Development or related field OR studying towards a degree in these fields and in the final year.
2. For MicroMasters in Data, Economics and Design of Policy students: At least one completed MicroMasters course. Preference will be given to applicants with competitive MicroMasters course grades (75% and above) who have completed multiple DEDP courses (particularly Data Analysis for Social Scientists and Designing and Running Randomized Evaluations). Applicants
J-PAL Africa invites you to apply for an internship in our policy, research and education & training teams. The internships are paid, and positions can be structured as either part- or full-time. The internship location is either in-person (in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Accra, or Nairobi) or remote, depending on the nationality of the intern and the needs of the team.
Eligibility for all researchers with PhDs based at universities in any low- or middle-income country. Scholars who are not already J-PAL affiliated researchers will be eligible to apply for proposal development and pilot grants for up to $10,000 and $75,000, respectively.
Funded scholars will also receive mentorship from an experienced J-PAL affiliated researcher. Letters of interest are due on September 11.
Eligibility
All J-PAL affiliates, invited researchers from any J-PAL initiative or regional office, and J-PAL postdoctoral fellows are eligible to apply to any LAI research or scaling proposal type. PhD holders based at an African academic institution will be eligible to apply for project funding (learn more about our African Scholars program here). PhD students who have a J-PAL affiliate or invited researcher on their thesis committee are eligible to apply for up to $75k in research or scale f
Working across low- and middle-income countries, LAI supports randomized evaluations (full and pilot evaluations and travel/proposal development grants) and scaling projects across the following outcome areas:
1. Foundational Literacy and Numeracy
2. Socio-emotional Learning (SEL) and Measurement of Holistic Skills/ Breadth of Skills
3. Girls’ Education
4. Intersections of Climate and Education
5. Long-term Economic and Health Impacts of Education Interventions
As a complement to our socio-emo
United Nations University and the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS)
Fellowship
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Eligibility:
Applicants must hold a doctoral degree at the time of application (received on or after 2 April 2018 with the period of maternity/paternity leave subtracted, counting 4 weeks as a month) or be scheduled to receive a doctoral degree before the fellowship begins. Applicants must be citizens of countries that have diplomatic relations with Japan (Palestinian and Taiwanese researchers are eligible to apply).
Application requires:
Personal Information, Your Academic Background, Your P
https://unu.edu/ias/postdoctoral-fellowships
Center for Effective Global Action & the Network of Impact Evaluation Researchers in Africa
Research
OPEN
Please consider taking the CIDR online survey if you work in, fund, study or conduct rigorous research (e.g. economics, public health, quantitative social sciences etc.) that intends to inform policy in Sub-Saharan Africa.
CIDR aims to systematically document the state of inclusion in global development research while assessing the potential benefits (and costs) of promising inclusion strategies. We will conduct advocacy and outreach activities to disseminate the analysis, and strategically build on our investments.
https://cega.berkeley.edu/initiative/cidr/
Malengo Foundation
Training
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-Hold a Ugandan Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) that was issued within the past 5 years and have a pass slip. The UACE certificate must show at least two principal passes.
-UACE must have been issued in one of the eligible districts, which are listed on the site.
-Have a Ugandan national ID, or a letter from NIRA showing the NIN number. A passport is not required at the time of application.
-Do not yet hold a Bachelor’s degree
-Read, write, and speak good English.
-Come from a backgro
Eligibility requirements:
-Hold a Ugandan Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) that was issued within the past 5 years and have a pass slip. The UACE certificate must show at least two principal passes.
-UACE must have been issued in one of the eligible districts, which are listed on the site.
-Have a Ugandan national ID, or a letter from NIRA showing the NIN number. A passport is not required at the time of application.
-Do not yet hold a Bachelor’s degree
-Read, write, and speak good En
https://malengo.org/uganda-germany-program
U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
Fellowship
CLOSED
Eligibility:
Are between the ages of 25 and 35 as of the application deadline, although exceptional applicants ages 21-24 will be considered;
Are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents of the United States;
Are eligible to receive a United States J-1 visa;
Are not employees or immediate family members of employees of the U.S. Government (including a U.S. embassy or consulate, USAID, or other U.S. Government entity);
Are proficient in reading, writing, and speaking English (additional guidance
For an undergraduate (bachelor’s) degree, candidates must be 29 years old or under at the time they apply. For a graduate (master’s) degree, candidates must be 35 years old or under at the time they apply.
In addition, each university has its own eligibility criteria. Carefully review the application requirements at the institution.
Eligibility requirements:
For an undergraduate (bachelor’s) degree, candidates must be 29 years old or under at the time they apply. For a graduate (master’s) degree, candidates must be 35 years old or under at the time they apply.
In addition, each university has its own eligibility criteria. Carefully review the application requirements at the institution.
Application Deadline:
-Partner institutions have their own deadlines and admission fees.
-Recommend that the applicant researches the
The Mastercard Foundation FAST program will provide support in two key stages to assist entrepreneurs at different points in their journey:
1. Idea Phase: Up to $5,000 to help develop and refine initial ideas.
2. Build Phase: $10,000 to $15,000 to transform the ideas into viable business models.
https://mastercardfdn.org/fast-program/
Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
Scholarship
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APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
1. Applicants should be between five and twenty-five years into their professional careers, with demonstrated and significant accomplishments at a regional, national, or international level. The average age of a World Fellow is 39, though there is no minimum or maximum age limit.
2. Applicants must be citizens of a country other than the United States. While applicants who hold dual citizenship with the United States are eligible, strong preference is given to candidates
Identify as a woman*
Be citizens of an African country
Have a good command of written and spoken English
Be enrolled for their PhD at an accredited university in an African country
While all eligible PhD students are more than welcome to apply, the program encourages applications from those working in the following thematic areas:
● Agriculture and Food Security
● Business, Trade, and the Economy
● Climate Change, Natural Resources, and the Environment
● Education
Eligibility requirements:
Identify as a woman*
Be citizens of an African country
Have a good command of written and spoken English
Be enrolled for their PhD at an accredited university in an African country
While all eligible PhD students are more than welcome to apply, the program encourages applications from those working in the following thematic areas:
● Agriculture and Food Security
● Business, Trade, and the Economy
● Climate Change, Natural Resources, and the En
https://mawazoinstitute.org/fellowship
Wellcome
Funding
CLOSED
The team (lead and coapplicants) must include:
The research expertise required to drive the proposed research, as lead and/or coapplicants.
At least one individual from an organisation that can take the intervention to scale (company or not-for-profit) listed as an applicant (lead or coapplicant). The organisation must be able to demonstrate that they have the expertise and ability to take the intervention to scale. Indicators include but are not limited to:
previous track record of the organis
The team (lead and coapplicants) must include:
The research expertise required to drive the proposed research, as lead and/or coapplicants.
At least one individual from an organisation that can take the intervention to scale (company or not-for-profit) listed as an applicant (lead or coapplicant). The organisation must be able to demonstrate that they have the expertise and ability to take the intervention to scale. Indicators include but are not limited to:
previous track record of the organis
-Students interested in pursuing admissions to graduate programs in development economics, public policy, political science, or related fields
-Mid-career professionals from governments, NGOs, international aid agencies, foundations, and other entities in the development sector
-Academics and evaluators looking to re-tool and apply data-driven perspectives to social and development programs
-Instructors and professors looking to incorporate new material in their courses
Eligibility requirements:
-Students interested in pursuing admissions to graduate programs in development economics, public policy, political science, or related fields
-Mid-career professionals from governments, NGOs, international aid agencies, foundations, and other entities in the development sector
-Academics and evaluators looking to re-tool and apply data-driven perspectives to social and development programs
-Instructors and professors looking to incorporate new material in their course
Network of Impact Evaluation Researchers in Africa (NIERA)
Training
OPEN
Varies per training
Eligibility requirements:
Varies per training
Application Deadline: Ongoing; Check NIERA Social Media as opportunities arise
https://nieraglobal.org/
Nigeria National Information Technology Development Agency
Fellowship
OPEN
Application requires contact information, background skills and employment status, and choices for training programs.
https://3mtt.nitda.gov.ng/
Funding
OPEN
Summary
The aim of this NOFO is to invite applications for implementation research that will generate evidence about when, for whom, and under what circumstances, patient-centered approaches can improve integrated care for patients with NCD multimorbidity in LMICs and/or within AI/AN populations in the US.
Responsive applications will:
Select one or more evidence-based interventions (or complex intervention) known to promote integrated multimorbidity management. Applicants should justify the
Virtual Access
Registrants will gain access to Zoom Events via the events portal shortly before the conference. The events portal allows registrants to easily access the Zoom events for which they are registered. You must use the email used for registration.
You may use the Zoom Workplace app on your desktop or your phone, but we recommend using the desktop app for an optimal experience. Attendees are encouraged to check Zoom’s system requirements and update their Zoom desktop client/mobile app
Most recent call for applications to the Africa Fellows for Education (AFE) program closed on April 1st, 2024
Check webpage to see opportunities as they arise.
Most recent call for applications to the Africa Fellows for Education (AFE) program closed on April 1st, 2024
https://www.pep-net.org/grants
Partnerships for Economic Policy (PEP)
Training
CLOSED
Participants must hold an undergraduate degree in economics or related fields.
Courses are offered in English and in French.
Eligibility requirements:
Participants must hold an undergraduate degree in economics or related fields.
Courses are offered in English and in French.
The courses are offered annually between February and May. Enrolment for the 2024 session closed on October 31, 2023.
In general, applicants who submit pre-proposals to PEER must hold a research and/or teaching position at an academic institution (a university or other institution that grants academic degrees). Interested researchers based at non-profit organizations (NGOs) or at government-managed research laboratories, centers, or institutes should work with colleagues based at universities to develop a joint project in which the university-based researcher would serve as principal investigator. All instituti
Eligibility requirements:
In general, applicants who submit pre-proposals to PEER must hold a research and/or teaching position at an academic institution (a university or other institution that grants academic degrees). Interested researchers based at non-profit organizations (NGOs) or at government-managed research laboratories, centers, or institutes should work with colleagues based at universities to develop a joint project in which the university-based researcher would serve as principal
Private Enterprise Development in Low-Income Countries
Training
CLOSED
Those interested in participating should download and complete the application form available to download here and prepare a brief letter of motivation and an up-to-date version of their CV. The application form will ask candidates to clearly state the research question(s), potential methods to answer the question, and the geographic focus of the project. The ideas that you present in the application form should be ones which you are open to collaborate on with other workshop participants.
In
The Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM)
Fellowship
CLOSED
Application requires abstract and proposed research study for post-doctoral fellowship.
Will accept 8 recently graduated Doctoral graduates (4 at Makerere and 2 each from Universite Evangelique en Afrique in D.R. Congo, and University of Juba in South Sudan).
Open Reviewers Workshop: open to any audience the host organization may select and is designed to engage participants in hands-on learning activities and small-group reflections.
The optimal number of participants is 30. However, a larger group of participants can be accommodated by adapting the format and delivery of the content to maximize the learning experience for everyone.
Eligibility requirements:
Open Reviewers Workshop: open to any audience the host organization may select and is designed to engage participants in hands-on learning activities and small-group reflections.
The optimal number of participants is 30. However, a larger group of participants can be accommodated by adapting the format and delivery of the content to maximize the learning experience for everyone.
Application Deadline: Rolling
https://content.prereview.org/openreviewers/#
Princeton in Africa
Fellowship
CLOSED
All Nexus applicants must meet the eligibility criteria listed below. Please see our Apply page and additional FAQs on our website to learn more.
Nexus applicants must be young professionals or current undergraduates graduating by June 2025 at the time of application.
Nexus applicants must have an undergraduate degree, a Master’s degree (or equivalent), or a Ph.D. from an African university.
Nexus applicants must have full professional English proficiency as defined by the U.S. Department of St
https://www.princetoninafrica.org/nexus/
Project Access
Mentorship
OPEN
Eligible for the program if applicant can prove that they are facing barriers in at least one of the following four categories:
1) Socio-economics: e.g. the first in their family to go to university or come from a low-income family
2) Demographics: e.g. come from a small city or from an immigrant community
3) Geography: e.g. come from a region where few students go abroad to study at top universities
4) Information and support: e.g. school does not offer a lot of support
Finally, seeing the foc
Eligibility requirements:
Eligible for the program if applicant can prove that they are facing barriers in at least one of the following four categories:
1) Socio-economics: e.g. the first in their family to go to university or come from a low-income family
2) Demographics: e.g. come from a small city or from an immigrant community
3) Geography: e.g. come from a region where few students go abroad to study at top universities
4) Information and support: e.g. school does not offer a lot of suppo
https://projectaccess.org/graduate-program
Perivoli African Research Center (PARC)
Funding
N/A
Not specified
Eligibility requirements:
Not specified
Application Deadline: None currently; see this webpage for open opportunities
https://www.rsif-paset.org/
Research in Colour Foundation
Mentorship
OPEN
Applicants must be current PhD students
General experience with reviewing applications
Ability to commit around 5 hours once a week between October 30th and December 11th, 2022 (6 weeks)
Capacity to work remotely
Strong interest in supporting underrepresented scholars in economics and related fields
Background in economics or economics-adjacent fields (public policy, political economy, other quantitative social sciences)
Eligibility requirements:
Applicants must be current PhD students
General experience with reviewing applications
Ability to commit around 5 hours once a week between October 30th and December 11th, 2022 (6 weeks)
Capacity to work remotely
Strong interest in supporting underrepresented scholars in economics and related fields
Background in economics or economics-adjacent fields (public policy, political economy, other quantitative social sciences)
Application Deadline: Rolling
Identify as a person of color or an underrrepresented minority
Interested in a Ph.D. or professional career in economics or an adjacent field
Currently doing (or would like to do) research beneficial to communities of color
Eligibility requirements:
Identify as a person of color or an underrrepresented minority
Interested in a Ph.D. or professional career in economics or an adjacent field
Currently doing (or would like to do) research beneficial to communities of color
Application opens in Fall 2024
https://www.researchincolor.org/mentees
Publishing Support
OPEN
In order to keep authors from investing considerable time in preparing papers that would be unlikely to survive peer review, we will employ a two-step process for these reviews. First, we invite 2-4 page proposals that clearly identify (i) the topic, (ii) the central theme(s) of the review, including key policy implications of the existing literature and priority topics for future research, (iii) the (co-)author(s) and their qualifications to write such a review, and (iv) the closest review pape
Open to all qualified African candidates residing in Africa.
The scholarships are open to all qualified African candidates residing in Africa at the time of application to be trained in the host institutions for respective programs in Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria and South Africa.
Note: Applicants are only allowed to apply to study in an institution outside of their home country. Female and disadvantaged/vulnerable candidates are encouraged to apply. All applications will be handled confidentially.
Submission to Open Research Africa is only open to researchers linked with the following Partners:
-Science for Africa (SFA) Foundation – including DELTAS Africa, H3Africa, Grand Challenges Africa and REMPro Africa
-The African Academy of Sciences (AAS) – including Fellows, Affiliates and research programme grantees
-Africa Research Excellence Fund (AREF) alumni
Submissions to Open Research Africa must be be outputs of research funded by, or have at least one author affiliated to, a Partner to
Eligibility requirements:
Submission to Open Research Africa is only open to researchers linked with the following Partners:
-Science for Africa (SFA) Foundation – including DELTAS Africa, H3Africa, Grand Challenges Africa and REMPro Africa
-The African Academy of Sciences (AAS) – including Fellows, Affiliates and research programme grantees
-Africa Research Excellence Fund (AREF) alumni
Submissions to Open Research Africa must be be outputs of research funded by, or have at least one author a
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Science for Africa Foundation
Training
OPEN
Can be implemented by any organization globally and is designed for grant givers and receivers of all sizes. There are four tiers of GFGP compliance -- Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum –- relating to the scale and complexity of funding and the size of the grant receiver.
Eligibility requirements:
Can be implemented by any organization globally and is designed for grant givers and receivers of all sizes. There are four tiers of GFGP compliance -- Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum –- relating to the scale and complexity of funding and the size of the grant receiver.
Application Deadline: Ongoing
Eligibility:
Only candidates who meet the following criteria are eligible to submit applications:
Should be affiliated with universities located in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and South Africa
Must be registered for doctoral study in the social sciences, humanities, or in higher education studies
Should be at the advanced phase of doctoral work (fieldwork or pre-dissertation phase)
Application:
Doctoral students who meet the above quality criteria and wish to be considered for s
https://codesria.org/grants-fellowships/
Funding
OPEN
Proposals must be for academic research projects that aim to study education. Proposals for activities other than research are not eligible (e.g., program evaluations, professional development, curriculum development, scholarships, capital projects). Additionally, proposals for research studies focused on areas other than education, are not eligible.
Principal Investigators (PIs) and Co-PIs applying for a Small Research Grant on Education must have an earned doctorate in an academic discipline o
The Small Research Grants Program in Education uses a peer review process for all eligible submissions. Each proposal will be reviewed by both external panel reviewers and internal staff. The review process for this program takes approximately 5-6 months from the deadline date.
The review panel for this program is made up of scholars in the field of education research with expertise across many disciplines and methodological areas. Panelists are asked to rate and comment on the following aspect
Stanford King Center on Global Development
Fellowship
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The King Center’s Postdoctoral Fellows Program particularly encourages applications from women and minority PhD recipients, and from scholars from low- and middle-income countries, as well as from others whose backgrounds and experience would contribute to the diversity (broadly defined) of the program.
Applicants must have received a PhD from an accredited university before the appointment start date. Visa sponsorship and work authorization is possible for successful applicants.
Although all
Eligibility requirements:
The King Center’s Postdoctoral Fellows Program particularly encourages applications from women and minority PhD recipients, and from scholars from low- and middle-income countries, as well as from others whose backgrounds and experience would contribute to the diversity (broadly defined) of the program.
Applicants must have received a PhD from an accredited university before the appointment start date. Visa sponsorship and work authorization is possible for successful
The King Center’s Predoctoral Research Fellows Program particularly encourages applications from students from low- and middle-income countries, as well as from others whose backgrounds and experience would contribute to the diversity (broadly defined) of the program.
Applicants should have:
-Completed an undergraduate degree (bachelors or foreign equivalent);
-A strong quantitative background and interest in learning cutting-edge research methods;
-A demonstrated interest in issues around glob
Eligibility requirements:
The King Center’s Predoctoral Research Fellows Program particularly encourages applications from students from low- and middle-income countries, as well as from others whose backgrounds and experience would contribute to the diversity (broadly defined) of the program.
Applicants should have:
-Completed an undergraduate degree (bachelors or foreign equivalent);
-A strong quantitative background and interest in learning cutting-edge research methods;
-A demonstrated int
Structural Transformation of African Agriculture
and Rural Spaces (STAARS) Fellowship
Fellowship
CLOSED
The call is for early career African researchers, either Ph.D. students in their final year prior to degree completion or preferably those who completed their Ph.D. no earlier than 2017.
Priority is given to researchers who are African nationals based and working in – or soon returning to – Africa, with proposals relating to the research themes indicated above. Qualified female researchers are particularly encouraged to apply. STAARS welcomes applications from fresh Ph.D. graduates who can ben
Eligibility requirements:
The call is for early career African researchers, either Ph.D. students in their final year prior to degree completion or preferably those who completed their Ph.D. no earlier than 2017.
Priority is given to researchers who are African nationals based and working in – or soon returning to – Africa, with proposals relating to the research themes indicated above. Qualified female researchers are particularly encouraged to apply. STAARS welcomes applications from fresh
We feature the following types of content related to global development (spanning multiple disciplines including economics, public health, political science, computer science, & psychology):
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Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI)
Training
OPEN
Entry Requirements
A demonstrable knowledge of Stata is an essential pre-requisite for attending the course. This will be assessed as part of the application process.
A strong knowledge of quantitative methods and a strong interest in poverty measurement and analysis are highly desirable.
The Summer School will be delivered in English so a high level of English language ability is necessary.
Participants will need to have their own laptops to access relevant material of the course such as readin
Must be an African national;
Must be residing in or affiliated with an African higher education or research institution;
Must have obtained their PhD in the last ten years;
Must have substantial postdoctoral research experience;
Must be aged 40 years and below by the 31st December of that year. Individual considerations will be made for female candidates above 40 years who have had career interruptions;
Female candidates and candidates from under-represented disciplines and countries are especia
https://aasciences.africa/Programmes/Affiliates
African Academy of Sciences
Fellowship
Training
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N/A Check back when application reopens in late 2024, early 2025
https://aasciences.africa/Programmes/APTI
The Econometric Society (ES), Africa Region
Training
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All participants must be members in good standing of the Econometric Society.
Application deadline: March 1
Admission decision: March 15
Registration deadline: April 8
The 2025 summer school will be hosted by ENSEA, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
The Organization for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa (OSSREA)
Training
OPEN
Applicants should be based in Eastern and Southern Africa and fulfill the requirement stated in the call.
Eligibility requirements:
Applicants should be based in Eastern and Southern Africa and fulfill the requirement stated in the call.
Application Deadline: Check the website for the call or register on OSSREA's website - they will send a notification whenever a new call or any other relevant content is posted.
Application requires:
A CV of one page
A copy of any degree(s)
A copy of the transcipt(s) from any degree(s)
A letter of recommendation
A video of introduction no longer than 1 minute (can be sent via WhatsApp)
Scholarships:
Tralac has limited scholarship funding from our donors. Applicants from Africa’s national governments, regional and continental organisations are eligible for scholarship funding. The scholarship is all-inclusive, with the exception of visa costs, should you need one.
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Mentees: Open to all WiE members with an economics background (or related) in their bachelor studies or beyond, who identify as women, non-binary, gender non-conforming, queer or questioning.
The program particularly encourages members of a minority background to apply. Not a WiE member yet? Sign up for free here
The program welcomes all mentors with an economics related background who have finished their bachelor studies.
Eligibility requirements:
Mentees: Open to all WiE members with an economics background (or related) in their bachelor studies or beyond, who identify as women, non-binary, gender non-conforming, queer or questioning.
The program particularly encourages members of a minority background to apply. Not a WiE member yet? Sign up for free here
The program welcomes all mentors with an economics related background who have finished their bachelor studies.
Application Deadline: Closed on August 31
Scientific and Technological Research Council of Türkiye
Fellowship
CLOSED
Programme Details
1. Information on the application, evaluation and implementation of the Fellowship is detailed in the “2216B TUBITAK TWAS_2024 Call for Applications” document that can be downloaded below or at the link: https://tubitak.gov.tr/en/scholarships/postgraduate/international-scholarships/2216b-tubitak-twas-postgraduate-and-postdoctoral-fellowship-programmes
2. Applications to the Fellowship must be submitted online only via the TÜBİTAK online application system through TYBS that is
A visiting scholar appointment allows individuals with a Ph.D. (or the terminal degree in their field) earned more than 5 years ago the chance to participate in short-term educational or research projects under the supervision of a UC Berkeley faculty member.
The Center does not provide financial support or fellowships to visiting scholars. Applicants must have their own funding, such as that from a Fulbright grant, to support their travel, accommodations, and fees.
Foreign scholars on a J-1
Eligibility requirements:
A visiting scholar appointment allows individuals with a Ph.D. (or the terminal degree in their field) earned more than 5 years ago the chance to participate in short-term educational or research projects under the supervision of a UC Berkeley faculty member.
The Center does not provide financial support or fellowships to visiting scholars. Applicants must have their own funding, such as that from a Fulbright grant, to support their travel, accommodations, and fees.
Eligible Applicants include:
Postdoctoral Fellows or Fellows in training
Clinical Fellows or Assistant Professors
Advanced Doctoral Students who have advanced to candidacy and are focusing on TB for their independent dissertation research
Professional Researcher or Research Scientists within 10 years of their terminal degree.
Applicants will be asked to demonstrate evidence of of commitment to TB research. Candidates from diverse research backgrounds in clinical, basic, behavioral-epidemiolog
https://tb.ucsf.edu/uc-trac-global-fellowship
UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA)
Convening
Training
OPEN
Check individual workshops and conferences for applications details
The Forum will be held in a hybrid format allowing both in person and virtual participation of ministers and other high-level policy makers, experts and practitioners from ministries and agencies responsible for planning and economic development, gender and social affairs, health, management of the environment and natural resources including fresh water and marine resources, statistics, and science, technology and innovation and other Ministries from ECA member States; African Union Commission;
https://www.uneca.org/eca-events/arfsd2025
UniArk
Mentorship
OPEN
To join the mentoring program, one must meet all the following criteria:
-Be interested in higher education studies
-Be highly motivated and ambitious to make a successful application to a leading global university
-Be self-driven and proactive in making progress in the application
-Be from a persecuted community (e.g. ethnic, religious, gender, sexual orientation) or socioeconomically disadvantaged group.
-Be proficient/fluent in the English language (this is a requirement for all UK/US/Europea
Eligibility requirements:
To join the mentoring program, one must meet all the following criteria:
-Be interested in higher education studies
-Be highly motivated and ambitious to make a successful application to a leading global university
-Be self-driven and proactive in making progress in the application
-Be from a persecuted community (e.g. ethnic, religious, gender, sexual orientation) or socioeconomically disadvantaged group.
-Be proficient/fluent in the English language (this is a requir
https://uniark.org/#/Mentorship
United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR)
Training
OPEN
Register for courses online.
https://unitar.org/free-and-open-courses
Conference
OPEN
Why Attend?
This summit promises an unparalleled opportunity to:
Gain Exclusive Insights from Industry Titans
Discover how trailblazers in data science are shaping the future of technology and innovation.
Learn about cutting-edge tools, methodologies, and real-world applications of data science.
Forge Meaningful Connections with Global Professionals
Engage with a thriving community of data scientists, engineers, analysts, researchers, and business leaders.
Build invaluable professional networks
The Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR)
Training
OPEN
Mandatory one-time registration for bi-weekly series which ends on June 4th.
Mandatory registration prior to each webinar. Next webinar in fall 2024.
Please contact Priya Nair (pnair@povertyactionlab.org) if you would like access to the first webinar recording.
If you are based in a low- or middle-income country
You can apply if you hold a permanent, open-ended or long term rolling contract and are based in a low- or middle-income country. All other eligibility criteria apply.
You can apply to this scheme if you are an early-career researcher and you are ready to design, plan and deliver your own innovative research project that aims to:
advance understanding in your field
and/or
develop methodologies, conceptual frameworks, tools or techniques that could benefit health-related research.
During the award, we expect you to:
expand your technical skills and/or your experience of different research methodologies or frameworks
build a collaborative network with other re
West African Research Association (WARA)
Fellowship
OPEN
Vary by fellowship type
Eligibility requirements:
Vary by fellowship type
Application Deadline:
-West African Research Center Travel Grant: Closed on April 7, 2024
-WARC Immersive Career Development Fellowship (WICD): Closed on March 28, 2024
For the following, check back in January 2025:
-WARA Fellowship for West African Scholars in a US institution
-WARA Residency Fellowship
-WARA Pre-doctoral Fellowship
-WARA Post-doctoral Fellowship
-Scholars researching African political economy and development economics in sub-Saharan Africa, including civil conflict, decentralization and democratization, public economics, corruption, local governance, and applied microeconomics of development in Africa.
Eligibility requirements:
-Scholars researching African political economy and development economics in sub-Saharan Africa, including civil conflict, decentralization and democratization, public economics, corruption, local governance, and applied microeconomics of development in Africa.
Application Deadline: Upcoming meeting will be at the University of Ghana in Spring 2023
No open funding calls currently.
Considerations for Submission
Reviewers will consider the following factors when making their decisions about which papers or research designs to accept:
1. Completeness of the submission: Submissions will be rejected if they are incomplete or if the necessary details of the research design are not reported clearly and in sufficient detail.
2. Novelty: The study should add to or build on the existing literature, as well as advance the knowledge base about the research questions.
3. Relevance:
-Be a recent Ph.D. graduate (within three years of completion) or be enrolled in the last year of the Ph.D. program.
-Have an excellent command of English, both written and verbal.
-Possess strong quantitative and analytical skills.
-Be under the age of 32 by the closing of the application period.
Eligibility requirements:
-Be a recent Ph.D. graduate (within three years of completion) or be enrolled in the last year of the Ph.D. program.
-Have an excellent command of English, both written and verbal.
-Possess strong quantitative and analytical skills.
-Be under the age of 32 by the closing of the application period.
Application Deadline: The application for the 2024 WBG- Africa Fellowship has closed.
Applicants must be:
-Nationals of World Bank WBG member countries, with preference to nationals of developing countries;
-Fluent in English;
-Graduates of master’s level studies or currently pursuing a PhD in Economics or a related field;
-No more than 35 years of age (by June 30 2023);
-Available to relocate to Washington, D.C. for the duration of the fellowship.
Eligibility requirements:
Applicants must be:
-Nationals of World Bank WBG member countries, with preference to nationals of developing countries;
-Fluent in English;
-Graduates of master’s level studies or currently pursuing a PhD in Economics or a related field;
-No more than 35 years of age (by June 30 2023);
-Available to relocate to Washington, D.C. for the duration of the fellowship.
Application Deadline: The applications for the 2023 cohort are now closed (deadline was April 2023)
In addition to meeting all qualifications for entry to the IDE Program applicants must either:
1. Have primary citizenship from a country in Sub-Saharan Africa
2. Have graduated from a Sub-Saharan African University
Prospective students are expected to provide evidence of strong interest in the fields of International Economics and Development Economics. Candidates should have had previous training in economics equivalent to an undergraduate major in economics, or an exceptionally strong backgr
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Abstracts may be submitted in English or French and must be structured as follows:
Structure of individual abstracts
Title of paper Name, institutional affiliation, phone number and email address of the presenting author Names of co-authors 400-word maximum structured abstract, which indicates the background, aims and objectives of the research, the methods used, the key findings and the main conclusion(s). Authors should submit individual abstracts online at: https://afhea.confex.com/afhea/2025/cfp.cgi no later than July 31, 2024.
The mentorship process is described below:
Before submission of individual abstracts: Early-career researchers can opt to use our freely available mentorship program by submitting their draft abstract to the email address: afhea24@gmail.com, with <AfHEA_mentorship> in the subject line by May 31, 2024 to get feedback from established researchers to improve the quality of their submissions and enhance their chances of getting their abstracts accepted. Reviewed abstracts will be returned to authors by June 30, 2024 to enable them to address comments before the submission deadline.
After acceptance of an abstract for oral presentation, interested early-career researchers can submit their draft PPT presentations to afhea24@gmail.com by November 15, 2024 for review and feedback from established researchers. Reviewed PPT presentations will be returned to presenters by January 15, 2025. Early-career authors who participated in the mentorship above may be allowed to make mock presentations on the first day of the conference (before the conference sessions begin).
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