Large Grants Funding for Researchers.
Large Grants Funding for Researchers; Building inclusive civil societies with, and for, young people in post-conflict countries is delighted has launched its Large Grants funding scheme for researchers at all levels, supporting research that considers how civil society organisations (CSO) can best support children and young people in post-conflict settings.
A key aim of Changing the Story is to deliver the first large-scale comparative study of CSO practice across a range of post-conflict societies, confronting the challenge of building strong institutions for the delivery of social justice for young people.
This Large Grants scheme is the third round of projects to be administered by Changing the Story, and follows five proof of concept projects that are situated in Cambodia, Colombia, Kosovo, Rwanda and South Africa and eleven projects across 12 countries funded by their ECR Grants scheme, which closed in December 2018.
Scope
Changing the Story is a collaborative project which explores the following research questions:
- What lessons can be learnt from the ways in which CSOs have attempted to deal with the legacy of past violence on the key issues facing young people in these societies today?
- How can these lessons be shaped into practical, and sustainable, development projects on the ground, localising best practice to the situation faced by specific communities?
- How can CSOs most effectively share best practice internationally?What are the higher-level policy implications of their research findings for development agencies and multilateral bodies seeking to roll out more extensive programmes on post-conflict resolution?
Funding Information
Changing the Story (CTS) Large Grants Awards range from £50,000-£100,000.
The project team applying for the CTS Large grant must be multi-institutional.
It must include at least two researchers – one from the UK and one from an ODA-country, one of whom must be the Principal Investigator.
It must also include at least one CSO partner working in the ODA recipient country.
For more information and application details, see; Large Grants Funding for Researchers