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Find similar grantsRegional Research Fund (RRF) Initiative is sponsored by DOST-PCHRD (Philippine Council for Health Research and Development). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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PCHRD Project Management System Welcome to PCHRD Project Management System Project Management System (PMS) is an online submission, review, approval and monitoring platform for health research proposals/projects. Applicants interested to apply for research grant may submit proposals through the system. Please register/create an account as a Proponent and start submitting your proposal.
PCHRD funds research proposals that are aligned with the research priority topics under the National Unified Health Research Agenda (NUHRA). NUHRA guides the health research sector on the health researches that address the most pressing health concerns of the country. NUHRA specifies the areas and topics that need to be addressed in the next five years, in line with global and national initiatives influencing the health sector.
What proposals may qualify PCHRD supports research initiatives under the Global Competitiveness and Innovation in Health priority of NUHRA. This includes studies on: B. Tuklas Lunas (Drug Discovery and Development) D.
Hospital Equipment and Biomedical Devices E. Information and Communication Technology for Health F. Dengue and other Arboviruses G.
Disaster Risk Reduction H. Climate Change Adaptation I. OMIC Technologies for Health (Platform Technology Across Research Priorities) .
Filipinos with at least a Master’s Degree in a relevant field, have proven research competence/track record, and employed in universities/colleges, research agencies/institutes, hospitals, and other health related agencies are eligible to apply for the research grant.
The proponent should submit the following requirements online through the PCHRD Project Management System : Project Proposal following the PCHRD Detailed Proposal Form Work plan Schedule (Gantt Chart of Activities) Proposed DOST-GIA LIB Form Counterpart Funding of Implementing Agency Ethics Clearance, if applicable Biosafety Clearance, if applicable Informed Consent Form (for studies involving human subjects) Endorsement of Agency Head Curriculum Vitae of Proponent(s) Duties and Responsibilities of each Project Personnel Other Clearances as required Letter of request addressed to the PCHRD Executive Director Regional Research Fund (RRF) is viewed as a way to encourage beginning researchers to be actively involved in health research activities without having to compete with more experienced researchers.
These RRF projects are intended to build up the capabilities of individual reserachers in designing, implementing and managing health research projects.
What proposals may qualify Research proposals that will be reviewed by the RHRDC and PCHRD are those which address priority health problems/issues identified in the Regional Unified Health Research Agenda (RUHRA) and/or National Unified Health Research Agenda (NUHRA) of the Philippine National Health Research System (PNHRS). The proposals should also have a budgetary requirement not exceeding FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND PESOS (P500,000.
00), and have a duration of six months to one-year. Regular staff and faculty members of research institutes, medical and paramedical schools, hospitals and other health related agencies may submit proposals to the RHRDC, properly endorsed by the head of the agency.
Likewise, medical residents of hospitals may submit proposals provided that he or she will be working under the supervision of a more experienced researcher affiliated in the same institution.
The proponent should submit the following requirements online through the PCHRD Project Management System : Letter of Request/Intent address to: Philippine Council for Health Research and Development Department of Science and Technology Bicutan, Taguig City, Metro Manila Endorsement from the Region Project Proposal following the PCHRD Detailed Proposal Form Workplan Schedule (Ghantt Chart of Activities) Proposed Line-Item Budget (LIB) Curriculum Vitae of Proponent(s) Duties and Responsibilities of each Project Personnel Biosafety Clearance, if applicable Institutional Animal Care and Use Clearance, if applicable Ethics Clearance (for studies involving human subjects) Case Report Form, if applicable Support to Research Dissemination The Research Information, Communication, and Utilization Division of PCHRD supports projects and activities on research dissemination, including, but not limited to support to publication, paper presentation, and events.
The program will provide financial assistance to all Filipino health researchers who intends to get their results of research communicated to the public and target stakeholders. The topic should be aligned with the National Unified Health Research Agenda 2017-2022. Researches, either funded or not by the Council, which are accepted for publication in local or international peer-reviewed journals may request for publication support.
The proponent should submit the following requirements online through the PCHRD Project Management System : • Proof that the journal article is accepted for publication • Copy of the article accepted for publication • A document that the journal is not a predatory journal • Letter of request addressed to the PCHRD Executive Director PCHRD also gives financial assistance to Filipino researchers who would like to print their monographs or books which are in line with the National Unified Health Research Agenda (NUHRA).
Support to Paper Presentation Only researches funded by the Council which are accepted for oral presentation in local or international conferences can request for travel support.
The proponent should submit the following requirements online through the PCHRD Project Management System : • Letter from the organizing committee that the research is accepted for oral presentation • Letter of request addressed to the PCHRD Executive Director Support to Scientific Event Health Research Institutions and State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) which organize seminars, conferences, fora, and workshops for the dissemination of health researches aligned to the NUHRA may seek financial support.
The proponent should submit the following requirements online through the PCHRD Project Management System : • Letter of request addressed to the PCHRD Executive Director
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers and institutions in the Philippines with projects addressing regional health priority areas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Regional Research Fund (RRF) Initiative is funded by DOST-PCHRD (Philippine Council for Health Research and Development). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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