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Transdisciplinary Approaches to Mobility and Global Health is sponsored by Volkswagen Foundation (joint call with Novo Nordisk Foundation and Wellcome Trust). This joint call funds multi-perspective research into the interactions between mobility and health, focusing on social sciences and life & health sciences. It seeks research that crosses disciplinary and geographical boundaries and involves non-academic stakeholders.
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Transdisciplinary Approaches to Mobility and Global Health | VolkswagenStiftung Transdisciplinary Approaches to Mobility and Global Health Jonas Willingstorfer für VolkswagenStiftung With this joint call, the Novo Nordisk Foundation (Denmark), Wellcome (UK) and the Volkswagen Foundation are funding multi-perspective research into the interactions between mobility and health.
How do they influence the general health, various health determinants and the well-being of local and mobile populations? Which novel methods and approaches can be used to address the effects of mobility in a sustainable way? Funding is available for research that crosses disciplinary and geographical boundaries and involves non-academic stakeholders.
areas of research: social sciences, life & health sciences funding for: international collaborative projects pilot projects (phase 1): up to 50,000 euros; full proposals (phase 2): 0. 5 - 1.
5 million euros pilot projects (phase 1): up to 7 months; full proposals (phase 2): 3 – 5 years aimed at: researchers from HICs and LMICs, in close collaboration with local communities, non-academic stakeholders and other relevant actors The umbrella theme Mobility and Global Health includes research on health-related questions regarding the mobility of people (migrants, refugees, health tourists, (un)documented workers etc.), its effects and repercussions, and various aspects of mobility of populations.
Furthermore, projects on how ideas/concepts that influence Global Health move beyond borders and how they affect societies are welcome. The mobility of animals and goods, and what this means for the spread of animal and vector-borne diseases and their effects on human populations may also be investigated. More information on the funding offer Call "Transdisciplinary Approaches to Mobility and Global Health - joint call 2024" (PDF, 2.
8 MB) The applicants are not limited to, but could use the following sub-themes as inspiration to develop high-impact research projects to inform research priorities, policies and interventions aimed at addressing access to prevention, diagnostics, and challenges of continued care for non-communicable diseases, including mental health and infectious disease co-morbidities, among migrants for work, persons displaced due to conflict, disasters or climate change.
to understand, in a One Health perspective, the role of mobility and international trade of goods, live animals and agricultural products for public health recognizing the interconnection between people, animals, plants, and their shared environment as well as the ethical and systemic components and adaptation strategies.
Projects are encouraged to understand, develop, and assess novel methods and approaches across different disciplines to benefit research into mobility including, for example, ethical aspects, data quality, cost, feasibility, and participatory opportunities. How to submit your application Information for Applicants Please read the call carefully and familiarize yourself with the application conditions.
Further information can be found in the FAQs on the funding programme. Call "Transdisciplinary Approaches to Mobility and Global Health - joint call 2024" Download FAQ (PDF, 120. 9 KB) Submit pilot proposal (phase 1) Please use the budget template provided here for applications in phase 1.
The application must be completed and submitted using Novo Nordisk Fonden's online application and grant management system, NORMA. Download: Budget template (73 KB) An internal expert team will review the pilot proposals (phase 1). Decisions will be communicated in June 2024.
Full proposals (phase 2) will be reviewed by an external, transdisciplinary team. Christian Burkert für VolkswagenStiftung A list of all projects funded in the last call for proposals can be downloaded at List of grants awarded (PDF) phone: +45 41 26 61 20; email: ekr@novo. dk email: researchenvironment@wellcome.
org (please include "Joint call for global mobility" in the subject line) phone: +49 511 8381 234; email: kottmann@volkswagenstiftung. de
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers from High-Income Countries (HICs) and Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs), in close collaboration with local communities, non-academic stakeholders, and other relevant actors. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to 50,000 euros for pilot projects; 0.5 - 1.5 million euros for full proposals. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Transdisciplinary Approaches to Mobility and Global Health is funded by Volkswagen Foundation (joint call with Novo Nordisk Foundation and Wellcome Trust). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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