[PulseNet Africa] Seeking collaborators

Tue Feb 10 12:21:25 SAST 2015

Dear All,
I'm also interested to DFID call and need a UK collaborator, can anybody 
or Pulsenet Africa help us?
Best,
Amy

Le 03/02/2015 17:16, pulsenetafrica at lists.wits.ac.za a écrit :
> Dear All,
> There is a call for DFID proposal and I have developed concept notes: see
> the attached
> Unfortunately I dont have a UK collaborator. Can any body help me out with
> a linkage? Please help. Contact me on pfeglo at gmail.com, pfeglo at yahoo.com or
> pfeglo.sms at knust.edu.gh.
>
> Dr Patrick Feglo
>
>
> Please see the call:
>      The Royal Society-DFID Africa Capacity Building Initiative is a £15.3
> million partnership initiative between the Royal Society and the Department
> for International Development (DFID). The initiative will bring together
> scientists working across sub-Saharan Africa with UK-based researchers
> aiming to strengthen research and training capacity across sub-Saharan
> Africa by creating sustainable scientific networks. This Initiative will
> concentrate on three research areas:    • Water & sanitation • Renewable
> energy • Soil-related research    The website provides further information
> about this Initiative (
> http://royalsociety.org/grants/schemes/africa-capacity-building/) and this
> e-leaflet provides further information in French (
> http://royalsociety.org/uploadedFiles/Royal_Society_Content/grants/schemes/Royal_Society-DFID_Africa_Capacity_Building_Initiative/RS-DFID%20capacity%20building%20initiative%20PG%20flyer%20French.pdf).
>       The Initiative is currentlyopen for the 2nd round of Programme Grant
> applicationson the Royal Society’s eGAP2 website (
> https://e-gap.royalsociety.org). The Programme Grants will offer funding
> for research consortia to undertake research as well as provide research
> training over a period of five years. There will be up to 5 Programme Grant
> awards available in this round and each award is up to£1,243,000. The
> deadline for approved application for this round isThursday 19 March 2015
> and the application must be commenced by the UK-based researcher using an
> access code, which needs to be obtained from the Royal Society (email
> address:panafrica.awards at royalsociety.org
> <https://us-mg5.mail.yahoo.com/compose?to=panafrica.awards@royalsociety.org>).
> For further detailed information regarding the Programme Grant awards
> please refer to the scheme notes(
> https://royalsociety.org/~/media/grants/schemes/RS-DFID-Programme-Grants-Round-2-Scheme-Notes.pdf).
>    We have also setup a LinkedIn group for networking purposes (
> https://www.linkedin.com/groups/Royal-SocietyDFID-Africa-Capacity-Building-8161312/about)
>    I would greatly appreciate if you could circulate this emailto your
> colleagues and collaborators both in the UK and in sub-Saharan Africa who
> may be interested in this Initiative.    Please contact me if you do have
> any queries.    With kind regards,
> Anbu    Dr Anbalakan Paramasivam
> Scheme Manager - Grants
>
> T +44 20 7451 2223
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