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Apply for the Jana Robeyst Trust Fund-Small Conservation Grant - One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI) Apply for the Jana Robeyst Trust Fund-Small Conservation Grant Jana Robeyst Trust Fund (JRTF) wishes to support scientists financially on a small scale owing to the fact that it is often difficult for researchers to find funding for small projects. This gives opportunity to fund travel to a seminar and the purchase of equipment.
JRTF provides financial resources to early career scientists/conservationists and non-profit organizations to carry out vital field conservation and research work in Africa. The JRTF aims to provide relatively small levels of funding for ongoing projects or pilot programmes with a clear conservation value. This funding program is open to individuals or organizations for projects in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Projects related to the conservation of mammals and especially (forest) elephants are supported. Applicants can be based anywhere in the world. Travel costs for presentation of the project at a conference, or participation to workshop/training program will also be considered.
Pure research will not be funded. Research project will be considered if they demonstrate applied benefit to conservation and/or target an identified conservation need.
Office equipment and participation to internship and volunteer program will not be considered unless they are essential in completing field work or benefit an identified conservation need The application deadline is on 30 th April 2021 Click here for more information and application From Vision to National Policy: Kenya Launches Africa's First National Fish Welfare Manual Standard Operating Procedure (FW-MSOP) OHDI at the AMR 2026 Summit: Moving from Dialogue to Action African Youth for AMR Research Fellowship Strengthening Multi-Sectoral Environmental Health Surveillance for Health Security Strengthening Global Health Security Through Community Reporting Get instant updates on OHDI and the global One Health movement Support integrated solutions for people, animals and the planet
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