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GEOACT Call for Proposals is sponsored by European Union (EU co-funded project under the ACP Innovation Fund, part of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific states (OACPS) R&I Programme). GEOACT is an EU co-funded project aiming to enhance Research and Innovation (R&I) ecosystems to tackle geohazards and climate change impacts in the Caribbean Region.
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GEOACT CALLS FOR PROPOSALS - Caribbean Science Foundation Call 3 has been reopened! New deadline 30 April 2023. Click here for the GEOACT Call 3 Guidelines for Applicants GEOACT is an EU co-funded project that aims to enhance Research and Innovation (R&I) ecosystems to tackle geohazards and climate change impacts in the Caribbean Region (2021-2025).
This project has received funding from the European Union under the ACP Innovation Fund, part of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific states (OACPS) R&I Programme, under grant agreement Nº FED/2020/421-372 GEOACT is implemented by a consortium of 6 partners: IRD (Research Institute for Development) (Project coordinator); Association of Caribbean States (ACS), Trinidad&Tobago; Caribbean Science Foundation (CSF), Barbados ; Sir Arthur Lewis Community College (SALCC), St.
Lucia; Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF), Haiti. The project addresses Georisks and climate change in the Caribbean region, based on a trans-disciplinary and trans-sectorial approach: Integrating science and end-users needs for innovative and sustainable mitigation and adaptation solutions.
The general objective of GEOACT is to improve knowledge sharing on research and understanding of R&I ecosystems at the national and regional levels and facilitate R&I interactions throughout the innovation chain, from user to scientists, to build up a shared R&I vision and strategy in the Caribbean Region.
The focus is to support the collaboration of Civil society organisations (CSOs), citizens, entrepreneurs, innovators, universities, research centers, regional organisations and public authorities.
They will have the opportunity to share research knowledge, explore digital and project development/management tools, and develop inclusive, smart and sustainable innovative solutions that will enable Caribbean countries to adapt to the effects of natural hazards and climate change.
GEOACT CALL FOR PROPOSALS (1 – 4) In accordance with the objectives of the GEOACT Project, there are four (4) calls for proposals each with a different theme and focus. Calls 1 and 3 are closed. However, Calls 2 and 4 have been reopened with a new deadline for submission of March 24th, 2023 .
Interested parties are invited to submit their proposals. More information on each call is listed below. CALL FOR PROPOSALS No. 3 (Reopened until 30 April 2023) Call 3 focuses on “Strengthening education on natural risks at primary, secondary and higher levels”.
The new proposal submission deadline is 30 April 2023 . Click here for the GEOACT Call 3 Guidelines for Applicants CALL FOR PROPOSALS No. 4 (closed) Call 4 focuses on “Setting up Livings Labs & developing smart solutions to face geohazards and climate change”.
New deadline: 24 March 2023 Click here to access the GEOACT Call 4 proposal submission details CALL FOR PROPOSALS No. 2 (closed) Call 2: Capacity Building in innovation and Valorization New deadline: 24 March 2023 Click here to access the GEOACT Call 2 proposal submission details CALL FOR PROPOSALS No. 1 (Closed) Call 1: Mapping & diagnosis of R&I ecosystems, R&I strategy and innovation brokering Here is the official original 2022 announcement of the GEOACT_CALL FOR PROPOSALS More details are in the GEOACT Grants Operations Manual Should you need further information, please email edwenson.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Civil society organisations (CSOs), citizens, entrepreneurs, innovators, universities, research centers, regional organisations and public authorities in the Caribbean region. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
GEOACT Call for Proposals is funded by European Union (EU co-funded project under the ACP Innovation Fund, part of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific states (OACPS) R&I Programme). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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