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Small Grants to Support Research in Family PlanningFunds for NGOs Last date to app;ly 5th January 2018 Activities:
Health/Nutrition,Others Small Grants to Support Research in Family Planning Last Date: 5th January 2018 Measure Evaluation invites applications for Small Grants to Support Research in Family Planning The MEASURE Evaluation project is pleased to announce a request for applications for its small grants program to increase the evidence base in routine health information systems (RHIS) in family planning and reproductive health (FP/RH). The three primary objectives of this program are:
The small grants are intended to support primary and secondary data analysis – especially national and sub-national program or policy evaluation. The overall goal is to use the research findings to improve RHIS and advance FP outcomes. Small grant recipients are expected to produce a publishable manuscript and complete a data use activity. Eligibility :Eligible candidates include country or regional academic institutions or centers, non-profit and for-profit research organizations, parastatals, and research-focused NGOs or firms. Individuals representing themselves and not an institution/ organization, as well as those representing a regional/field office for an international NGO are ineligible for this funding opportunity. All candidates must be from a USAID FP/RH priority country (listed at the end of the RFA). Candidates must be seeking to build their research and/or data use capacity. Eligible applications will use appropriate and rigorous methods to respond to a question of interest to stakeholders in the country or region being studied. Potential topic areas are listed at the end of the RFA. Applications should also include data use activities and/or products that help ensure the use of research findings by appropriate stakeholders, which may include: the development of a short briefing paper with recommendations and a presentation of the key actionable findings from the analysis; holding a workshop for policymakers and/or program decision makers to discuss key findings and the implication of these findings for policies and programs; organizing a meeting with national or regional level staff from the ministry of health to discuss the research findings and develop an action plan based on the findings; and so forth. Eligible proposals should be comprised of a team of three people (minimum), submitted on behalf of an NGO, university, etc. The team should have previous research experience, preferably in FP specifically, or RH in general, but need not be highly proficient in research techniques as technical and administrative assistance will be available to sub-grantees at all stages of the small grants program to build organizational research capacity. Eligible countries: Caribbean: Haiti Middle East: Yemen Asia: Philippines, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nepal, India,Bangladesh Africa: South Sudan, Ghana, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Kenya,Madagascar, Malawi, Liberia ,Zambia, Rwanda,Mozambique, Nigeria, Senegal, Uganda, Mali,Democratic Republic of the Congo For full details download the Guidelines For further information visit source:https://www.measureevaluation.org Similar PostsFord Foundation Grants New IdeasArcus Foundation Grants - LGBT Rights & Conservation of Apes Charles Steward Mott Foundation Grants for South Africa Open Society Public Health Program Grants UNDEF Grants to Advance and Support Democracy Small Grants to Support Research in Family Planning Souter Charitable Trust Grants Elton John AIDS Foundation Grants Charles Hayward Foundation Grants Anglo American Group Foundation Grants 2017
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