SEARCA: Submit Proposals for Travel Grants Program
Deadline: 07-Jun-21
The Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (SEARCA) is currently inviting proposals for its Travel Grants Program to each qualified agriculture and agriculture-related professional, social scientist, or graduate student in Southeast Asia.
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Objectives
To provide opportunities to qualified Southeast Asian nationals to participate and present papers in ATTAIN-relevant scientific conferences and fora, locally or internationally.
Note: Poster presentations are not covered.
To promote the dissemination of scientific knowledge/information vital to agricultural innovation.
To provide the Grantee a venue to discuss with other scientists, researchers, university faculty, and scholars about recent developments in their respective disciplines.
To facilitate linkages, partnerships, and active collaboration between SEARCA, or the applicant’s home institution, with other development organizations and donors.
To produce articles or any publication out of the Grantee’s presented paper, whenever appropriate and feasible.
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SEARCA will provide travel grants of up to a maximum of US$1,200.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants who will present scientific papers in international or local scientific conferences and fora are qualified for the Travel Grants. On a case to case basis, paper presentations may not be required if attendance to a conference/forum is expected to result in establishing formal linkages, partnerships, collaborations and strong development impacts to the Center.
Priority 1. Priority shall be given to the following:
SEARCA fellows (senior, adjunct, and visiting fellows);
SEARCA Graduate scholarship alumni;
Researchers of SEARCA-implemented/coordinated projects;
SFRT grantees;
Proponents from the University Consortium (faculty, staff, and graduate students);
SEARCA ongoing scholars; and
Faculty and staff of universities under the SEARCA’s Institutional Development Assistance Program.
Priority 2. Applicants who are citizens of Southeast Asian countries who are regular staff members of non-profit development-oriented institutions or graduate students of other agricultural universities in the Region may be considered if not enough qualified applications under Priority 1 have been received.
At present, only citizens from the following countries are qualified to apply: Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste and Vietnam.
For more information, visit https://www.searca.org/travel-grants