Research Funding
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Research funding supports public and private scientific institutions, including universities, as well as enterprises involved in research, development and innovation. Who provides funding and how, where must applications be submitted - these are the important questions on research funding. Some answers and further information may be found here.
On December 15, three South African researchers were awarded the “Green Talents” sustainability prize by German Parliamentary State Secretary Thomas Rachel. Increasing from one South African winner for 2009, to two winners for 2010, the 2011 results reflect the growing prominence of South African scientific research. The annual international competition is aimed at exceptional young scientists active in the field of sustainable development.
SA scientists named “Green Talents 2011"
Over 40 Alexander von Humboldt fellows from 14 different countries will meet on August 29 in Bonn to discuss their projects. Two of them, Andrew Iloh and Meagan Jooste, will represent Africa in this distinguished group.
Climate Fellows meet in Bonn
Year-long climate protection fellowships in Germany are being offered to prospective leaders from emerging and developing countries. The International Climate Protection Fellowship Programme is entering its third round, seeking talented individuals working in the field of climate protection and resource conservation in academia, business or administration. Applications may be submitted immediately.
International Climate Fellowships
