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Find similar grantsSGCI STISA 2034 Multi-Country Research Call is sponsored by Science Granting Councils Initiative (SGCI) in partnership with National Research Fund of Kenya (NRF-Kenya). This competitive multilateral research call aims to advance Africa's Science, Technology and Innovation priorities and contribute to sustainable development outcomes across the continent.
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Supporting STISA 2034: SGCI Collaborative Research Call - SGCI Africa Supporting STISA 2034: SGCI Collaborative Research Call 25 September 2026, 23:59 EDT The Science Granting Councils Initiative (SGCI) is pleased to announce a new multilateral research call that supports the implementation of the Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy for Africa 2034 (STISA 2034) .
The call invites Expressions of Interest for collaborative, multi-country research projects that respond to Africa’s science, technology and innovation priorities. It is designed to support high-quality research, strengthen cross-border partnerships, and help ensure that evidence and innovation are translated into policy and practice.
The call focuses on five priority areas aligned with STISA-2034: Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies Through this call, SGCI aims to support a cohort of flagship research projects that produce new knowledge and innovations, contribute to national and regional development priorities, and strengthen Africa’s science, technology and innovation ecosystem.
Projects should bring together institutions from multiple participating SGCI countries, with a strong emphasis on collaboration, policy relevance, capacity strengthening, and inclusive development. Proposals should also demonstrate clear pathways to research uptake, including how findings will inform policy, practice or innovation.
To support applicants, SGCI has launched a dedicated call website where researchers and institutions can find information about the call, connect with potential partners from other participating countries, and access the formal application process. The site is designed to help applicants identify complementary expertise, explore shared research interests, and build eligible cross-country consortia.
The call builds on SGCI’s work to strengthen national science granting councils and support African-led research and innovation systems. By linking research investment to continental priorities, it seeks to advance STISA-2034 and contribute to inclusive and sustainable development across the continent.
Deadline for Expressions of Interest: 25 September 2026, 23:59 EDT Application languages: English, French, or Portuguese Eligible projects: Collaborative, multi-country research projects involving institutions from participating SGCI countries Thematic areas: Health, Agriculture, AI and Digital Technologies, Energy, and Environment Researchers and institutions interested in developing a proposal are encouraged to visit the call website to learn more about the opportunity, connect with potential partners, and access the application link.
Visit the SGCI research call website: ( https://call. sgci.
africa/ ) 25 September 2026, 23:59 EDT Funding Research and Innovation Rwanda’s integrated approach to sustainable agriculture and nutrition Project Titles & Institution Areas of Research Number of Projects being funded Project Duration Grant Amount In-Kind Distribution Council Collaboration with other councils Ghana research fund advances push for open research, science The Ghana National Research Fund (GNRF) is taking steps to strengthen open access to publicly funded research, as the country develops a framework to advance Open Research and Open Science.
GNRF hosted a one-day consultative workshop in Accra with the International Network for Advancing Science… STISA-2034: Councils drive access to Africa’s research opportunity For a continental research opportunity to deliver impact, researchers need to know whether they are eligible, understand how the opportunity fits their work, find the right partners, and navigate the application process.
This is where Africa’s Science Granting Councils have a critical role to play…. How Africa’s STI partnerships and co-investment drive lasting impact Science, technology, and innovation (STI) in Africa are critical to the continent’s future development and growth. From strengthening skills and institutions to applying science in industry, research goals are interconnected and build on one another.
Under STISA-2034, no single institution, funder, or country can deliver… Funding Research and Innovation Rwanda’s integrated approach to sustainable agriculture and nutrition Project Titles & Institution Areas of Research Number of Projects being funded Project Duration Grant Amount In-Kind Distribution Council Collaboration with other councils Latest science research and resources
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: African researchers. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows CAD 50,000 to 300,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for SGCI STISA 2034 Multi-Country Research Call are due September 25, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
SGCI STISA 2034 Multi-Country Research Call is funded by Science Granting Councils Initiative (SGCI) in partnership with National Research Fund of Kenya (NRF-Kenya). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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