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Mini-Grant for Research on Education in Chin State (Myanmar) is sponsored by A nonprofit organization (details not fully specified in search result, but listed on Development Aid). This mini-grant supports research on education in Chin State, Myanmar. The funding agency is described as a nonprofit organization dedicated to furthering a social cause or advocating for a shared point of view, often tax-exempt or charitable.
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Funding agency: Nonprofit organization Grantmaking entity: Chinbridge College Award ceiling: MMK 1,500,000 Award floor: MMK 1,000,000 Sector: Education, Training & Capacity Building, Research & Innovation Eligible applicants: Individuals Eligible applicant countries: Myanmar Date posted: Jul 29, 2026 Mini-Grant for Research on Education in Chin State (Myanmar)The Chinbridge Institute (Centre for Research and Social Studies) is pleased to announce the Mini-Grant for Research on Education to support studies on issues affecting education in Chin State.
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