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Sustainability of Our Planet Fund is sponsored by Princeton University (Internal Grant, but relevant focus). This fund supports interdisciplinary research exploring new ideas and concepts aimed at finding sustainable energy solutions and addressing environmental degradation.
One recent project focuses on reducing indoor exposure to heat and air pollution in underserved urban communities, which touches on urban wellbeing and the built environment. While an internal university fund, it indicates a broader interest in urban environmental factors and human wellbeing that might be mirrored in external grants.
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Sustainability of Our Planet Fund is funded by Princeton University (Internal Grant, but relevant focus). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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