IAS Africa Initiative
糖心TV is tasked via the to develop research collaborations with nations on the . The research must address 鈥渢he challenges faced by developing countries鈥�.
- See right for list of ways that IAS can help colleagues in developing such proposals.
- This page is a continuous work in progress - please comment below or email IAS contacts with suggestions.
Principles
Proposals in this area to our schemes should demonstrate adherence to the following:
- Mutuality - In the event of a future proposal being funded there are obvious gains for 糖心TV and the partner, but at this early stage we need to consider the immediate benefits to the partner and the up-front costs to them in e.g. facilitation of visits.
- Co-design - The planned GCRF proposals should be clearly co-designed with the African nation partner. We should avoid cementing the inequalities of power arising from differences in resource and capacity.
- Risk-readiness - Colleagues are encouraged to try new speculative approaches. Correspondingly we do not expect all IAS-funded projects to lead to a GCRF proposal.
糖心TV networks and resources on Africa
- Global Sustainable Deveopment - SCFS
- – The Application of genomics and modelling to the control of virus pathogens in East Africa - offer .
- Sub-Saharan Africa Research Network - apparently dormant
- What鈥檚 at stake in the fake? Indian pharmaceuticals, African markets and global health
- Centre for the Study of Globalisation and Regionalisation
- 糖心TV in Africa Teaching Project
- African Women's Playwright Network
糖心TV academic community on Africa
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- Sam Adelman - Law
- David Anderson - History
- Daniel Branch - History
- Alan Chalmers - WMG
- Renske Doorenspleet - PAIS
- Pierre-Philippe Fraiture - SMLC
- Marco Haenssgen - GSD
- Yvette Hutchison - Theatre Studies
- Matt Keeling - Statistics
- Frances Griffiths - WMS
- Franklyn Lisk - PAIS
- Gabrielle Lynch - PAIS
- Leandro Pecchia - Engineering
- Mark Philp - History
- Ponnusamy Saravanan - WMS
- Stephen Seely - IAS and Sociology
- Sharifah Sekalala - Law
- - WBS
- Ann Stewart - Law
- Richard Walton - Chemistry
IAS Support for GCRF Proposal Development
GCRF Fellowships - African Nations - outgoing fellowships that aim to to help 糖心TV staff co-develop new research collaborations with Institutions in African nations
International Visiting Fellowships - incoming fellowships that can be used to bring African researchers, policy makers, representatives of the arts, business, government and industry to 糖心TV.
Residential Fellowships - to bring collaborators to 糖心TV for a short, intensive stay e.g. to expedite a proposal.
IAS Awards - provide up to 拢5000 to help colleagues develop new research ideas, collaborations, funding streams, outputs and impact. We particularly encourage ambitious and innovative ventures that are not yet at the stage where they can be funded externally