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The Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) and National Science and Technology Council (NSTC), Taipei, Taiwan jointly signed a memorandum of understanding to encourage bilateral cooperation in the field of social sciences and exchange visits, exchanges of scholars and promote bilateral joint research projects. Under this bilateral agreement, the research proposals are invited for grant for joint research projects between Indian and Taiwanese researchers in the field of Humanities and Social Sciences. The emphasis will be laid on new and emerging themes of mutual importance and strengthening of relationships.

This India-Taiwan (ICSSR-NSTC) bilateral collaborative research project must be jointly discussed and submitted by the project hosts (Principal Investigators) of India and Taiwan. Among them, the Indian host must apply to the ICSSR in accordance with the regulations of the call guideline; the Taiwanese host of their plan must apply to the NSTC for "bilateral agreement expansion’’ “Add-on International Cooperation Research Project".

Eligibility

Applicants must be employed in a research or academic position in a recognized research or academic institution – either publicly funded university/college, deemed universities recognized by the UGC or a publicly funded research institute or ICSSR research institute. They must also hold a PhD or equivalent qualification and have an interest in high quality research which may be evident by past studies, publications and academic background.

Areas of Collaboration

(1) Economic/ Commerce/ Management/ Business Administration (2) Sociology and Social Anthropology/ Social Work/ Demography/ Gender Studies (3) Political Science/International Relations/ Geography/ Public Administration (4) Psychology/ Education/ Criminology/ Law (5) Linguistics (6) Cultural Studies (7) Area Studies (8) History (9) Buddhist Studies

Grant amount:

Up to 03-04 joint research projects would be supported against the present call. The financial support is available basically for mobility of researchers from each side. Funding for this grant is at a maximum amount of Rs. 12, 00,000 (Rupees Twelve Lakh only) for each project.

Mobility of the Grant:

The visiting party will meet the expenditure on international and domestic (inter-city) air travel. The receiving party will meet the expenditure on local hospitality for boarding, lodging and local ground transportation of the visiting scientists for a specified number of days and persons to be decided by the two parties on a case-by-case basis.

(1) Application period: From March 01, 2023 to May 01, 2023

(2) Completion of Peer-review: August 2023

(3) Result Announcement and approval date: December 2023

(4) The execution period of the joint project: from January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2025, a period of 2 years (Project Duration)

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(1) This joint research project will be peer-reviewed and selected by the Indian side (ICSSR) and Taiwanese side (NSTC) after independent review.

(2) Applications with the following circumstances will not be accepted:

i. The qualifications of the Indian Principal Investigator do not meet the requirements of ICSSR and Principal Investigator of Taiwan do not meet the requirement of NSTC;

ii. The application date exceeds the announcement deadline;

iii. Incomplete application materials;

iv. It is not submitted in accordance with the main points of the call guidelines and the method described in this application form.

(3) The Principal Investigator of both parties shall provide the mid-term/end-of-term "bilateral agreement-type expansion" before/after the end of the annual plan implementation period.

(4) When planning cooperation, the Principal Investigators of both parties shall first agree on the ownership and management of future intellectual property rights and achievements of both parties. Management and operation methods, and when necessary, the relevant project contract can be signed together

(5) Due acknowledgement of support by ICSSR and NSTC should be made in any publication resulting from the joint research projects. 

Applications must be submitted to (Contact Details):

The project proposals completed in all respect must be received by both sides. Proposals submitted unilaterally shall not be considered. Applications must be submitted electronically (or hard copy) in the given application form to ICSSR on or before 1 st May 2023 by the Indian researchers.  The call guidelines and application format are given below.

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Cancer Research North East (CaRes NER) Programme Call for Proposals, 2023 Theme: Early diagnosis of cancers

I. background, ii. scope of the call.

Provide intervention models to address the problem through the identification of determinants, barriers and facilitators towards early cancer detection

Broad proposed study areas

• Early detection in the form of screening and early diagnosis: community-based strategies, scaling up of existing interventions, strategies to address health-seeking behaviour for early detection, overcoming barriers to early detection.
• Access to care-diagnosis and treatment: Interventions to improve access to diagnosis and treatment, scaling up of existing interventions, overcoming barriers to accessing cancer care
• Studies on cancer epidemiology, aetiology and risk factor of cancers alone
• Basic science (Cellular and molecular biology, immunology, genetics and genomics, physiology studies) related to cancer.
• Interventions that comprise the development of diagnostic tools, devices or pharmacological agents

III. Applicant Eligibility

• Applicants from multidisciplinary backgrounds are eligible to apply. The Principal Investigator (PI) should be holding a regular faculty/scientific position in a medical college, research institute, or university, including government, semi-government and NGOs'/ private institutes registered with DSIR SIRO Scheme, from any of the eight states in the Northeast Region. Investigators from other parts of the country will not be eligible to be a PI.

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• The applicant can choose collaborators in any institution outside the NER from any part of India (no international investigators will be eligible).
• Collaborations involving institutions/health systems within NER are encouraged. The collaboration could be purely academic or in the form of lending technical support or mentorship for undertaking the proposed research. The collaborators could be listed as co-investigators with their roles defined.
• No direct funding will be provided to institutions outside NER from ICMR-NCDIR, Bengaluru. However, the NER PI can submit an appropriate budget for the collaborator outside NER with due justifications for transferring funds as per her/his institutional norms.

IV. Funding amount

A pragmatic budget commensurate with the project's goals and objectives should be framed. A maximum limit of INR 1,00,00,000 for the total duration of the project

V. Study duration

The study could be for a maximum duration of three years

VI. How to apply

Interested applicants should first register on the submission portal https://proposals.ncdirindia.org/default.aspx and submit a full proposal in the prescribed format, latest by 28 th February 2023 . An early registration is encouraged so that registered applicants could avail of the benefit of attending a grant writing webinar organized by ICMR-NCDIR, tentatively during mid February 2023. Please send a hard copy of the proposal (generated by the portal), original copies of the declaration and attestation forms and Institutional Ethics Committee approval for the proposed study, latest by 20 th March 2023 to: ICMR-National Centre for Disease Informatics and Research II Floor of Nirmal Bhawan, ICMR Complex Poojanhalli Road, Off NH-7, Adjacent to Trumpet Flyover of KIAL Kannamangala Post Bengaluru - 562 110. India. For any queries, please write to [email protected]

VII. Process of selection

An expert committee shall review the proposals as per norms of ICMR/MoHFW/GoI revised from time to time. Shortlisted applicants may be invited to revise the proposals given any recommendations from the committee before final approval for funding. In case proposals with similar objectives are received, these would be considered for merging them into a larger proposal in consultation with applicants. Please note that proposals that were submitted in response to earlier calls will not be considered again.

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NSF and entities in India have signed Implementation Arrangements that streamline the selection and funding process of joint research projects involving researchers in the United States and India. The Implementation Arrangements provide a framework to encourage collaboration between U.S. and Indian research communities and set out the principles by which joint activities might be supported. Through this research agency partnership, researchers in the U.S. may receive funding from NSF and researchers in India may receive funding from Indian agencies, respectively. Funding opportunities with full submission guidelines have been created via a Dear Colleague Letter (DCL).

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Open date: april 5, 2024, proposals due: may 7, 2024, awards announced: by end of june 2024, duration: up to 18 months, funding: up to  us $100,000, ande is seeking proposals for its newly launched investment innovation fund , which aims to empower selected entrepreneurship support organizations (esos) to develop supplementary programs or interventions in collaboration with investors., these initiatives are anticipated to enhance capital deployment in waste and circularity businesses., the proposed projects will pilot, test, or expand scalable solutions to support waste and circularity in small and growing businesses (sgbs) in india, generating valuable insights for the wider sgb sector., the aspen network of development entrepreneurs (ande) is a global network of organizations that propel entrepreneurship in developing economies. ande members support “the missing middle”—the small and growing businesses that are the engines of growth in developing economies and have the potential to address critical social and environmental challenges., members include both for and nonprofit investment funds, capacity development providers, research institutions, development finance institutions, foundations, and corporations from around the world., in partnership with the ikea foundation , ande set out in 2021 to understand and bolster support for green entrepreneurial ecosystems in india and kenya , which is key to helping both countries adapt to the effects of climate change. the project culminated in detailed research reports outlining the opportunities and challenges in each country., the primary challenge cited by entrepreneurs and intermediaries was access to finance, driven by a limited number of local investors interested in green enterprises, a lack of clarity regarding the business models and potential return on investment, and a tendency for investors to prefer tech-oriented solutions that are quick to scale., ande and the ikea foundation are now undertaking a second phase to work toward closing these gaps in access to finance, focusing specifically on the waste management and circularity sectors., ande has run catalyst and challenge funds since 2009 with the purpose of fueling initiatives poised to improve the capacity of organizations within the small and growing business (sgb) sector., these funds have taken many forms and addressed various sector challenges since then, but their core function remains constant – the fund awards sgb support service providers with the risk-tolerant capital they need to test or pilot innovative approaches to sgb sector challenges and distribute learnings within the ande community and sgb sector at large., the 2024 investment innovation fund will provide grant capital to test models for increasing investment into early-stage waste and circularity businesses in india. , the investment innovation fund will enable selected entrepreneurship support organizations (esos) to design supplemental programs or other interventions in consultation with investors that are likely to lead to more capital deployed in waste and circularity businesses., these proposals should pilot, test, or expand scalable solutions that support waste and circularity sgbs in india to create learnings and insights for uptake by the broader sgb sector., ande is specifically seeking submissions employing creative capacity building solutions that increase the chances of the portfolio attracting private capital to help them grow and scale in at least one of the following categories:, transformative approaches to delivering incubation or acceleration services including recruitment, selection, cohort and program design or other elements seen as constraints to the investability in waste and circular economy sgbs., supplemental services delivered independently or in coordination with traditional incubator or accelerator programs including tailored consulting services, bespoke matchmaking, investment facilitation, mentorship or other approaches to address investment deficits in traditional acceleration., novel approaches to addressing systemic constraints that result in less investment being received by waste and circularity enterprises. for example, an incubation or acceleration program targeting waste management and circularity enterprises designed in partnership with potential follow-on investor/s that improve chances of follow-on investment., these activities should also, when possible, build the capacity of implementing organizations to continue to expand access to financing for waste and circularity in the future. submissions should be for activities of up to 18 months with a maximum total request of us $100,000.  note that proposal budgets will be evaluated for efficient use of funds., as identified through ande’s research and “action labs” in phase 1 of the access to green finance project, there is significant green entrepreneurial activity in place in india, but there is one key sector with both significant opportunity for greater investment and a limited number of existing actors taking up those challenges: waste management and circular economy, with sector market size estimated to us $823.2 billion in india. ecosystem snapshot data from india reveals that most support organizations in the green enterprise ecosystem make their financial support available to ventures that have proven profitability, leaving gaps in support for ventures in their earlier stages of development., the sector deep dives in the full research report also reveal that the waste management and circular economy sector is dominated by informal businesses that are not adequately supported or engaged by the government., activities in phase ii will therefore focus specifically on strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem within the sectors of waste management & circular economy in india in order to increase the availability of early stage capital to sgbs, expand the intermediary support that prepares ventures for investment, close knowledge gaps, and facilitate policy conversations to more productively engage the large informal waste sector to formalize and scale., it is clear that present acceleration services, as commonly delivered, are not sufficient to scale waste and circularity businesses. this is also true on a global scale, with research from the global accelerator learning initiative (gali) showing that inefficiencies in the accelerator-to-investment pipeline are leaving many entrepreneurs unable to reach the next stage of business growth., ande, with funding from the ikea foundation , invites proposals that address this financing gap by testing models that catalyze investment into the sector through innovative approaches that improve collaboration between investors and esos to improve financing outcomes. the investment innovation fund will source, test, and promote creative and impactful solutions to address this investment issue in india., incubators, accelerators, capacity development providers, entrepreneur support organizations, and research and advisory service providers are welcome to apply. preference will be given to proposals submitted by consortiums consisting of esos and investors., note that donor agencies, foundations, and corporations are not qualified to apply. also, when investor-eso consortiums apply, funding will only go to esos. the number of proposals supported will be contingent on the quality and impact of the proposals received. , organizations may form a consortium and submit a joint proposal. an organization may submit or be involved in up to two proposals, however only one proposal will be selected. only proposals submitted in english will be considered. .

Please Note: Funding will be direct to ESOs from the US so all necessary government approvals (FCRA etc) need to be in place to apply.

Only sgb esos with programs in india will be considered. programs taking place outside of india will not be considered..

5th April 2024     •  RFP Released

23 rd april, 2024   •   office hours to answer questions, may 7th, 2024    •   submission deadline, end june 2024    •    winners notified, to apply for an investment innovation fund grant, please provide a brief proposal (no more than 10 pages, including a cover sheet) that clearly follows this template ., a key objective of the innovation fund is to rigorously test models and disseminate learnings on the most effective and efficient ways to catalyze investment into waste and circularity sgbs., to ensure that the insights that emerge from these projects can inform other stakeholders, each proposal should describe how they will: , embed impact measurement as a core component of the project (ensuring it provides meaningful and value-adding insights that further strengthen their model and subsequently inform other organizations’ models as well)., identify common themes /learnings regarding what worked, what didn’t, and why., a clearly articulated theory of change (in narrative or graphical form) that outlines how the approach represents a solution to the constraints and barriers to investment capital for waste and circularity businesses., a mel plan including illustrative core quantitative and qualitative outcomes and indicators, data collection methods (including timelines and approaches) and intended mechanisms for determining the level of contribution of activities to observed changes., to ensure that the investment innovation fund leverages comparative learnings from across different projects, ande will work with organizations selected to receive funding from the innovation fund to finalize mel plans to ensure they include some standardized indicators., those standard indicators are as follows:, revenue data from supported sgbss in the prior calendar year and following the grant period;, amount and type of investment capital raised by supported sgbs in the prior calendar year and following the grant period., is there a clear understanding of the problem this fund seeks to address , is there a well-defined roadmap for how the proposed intervention would improve investability of waste and circularity sgbs – what is the innovation involved, are solution objectives as well as justification of the proposed solution clearly articulated, feasibility and internal capacity, how is the feasibility articulated for the objectives and roadmap, is the timing, sequencing, and resourcing of the effort reasonable, has the organization demonstrated its ability to achieve the milestones laid out in the proposal, has appropriate staffing been articulated both for qualifications and size, has the organization demonstrated sufficient internal capacity and expertise to manage the implementation, are the funds provided being leveraged (through partnerships, matching funds, etc.) to ensure maximum impact , does the proposed model clearly address a barrier to the financing gap for waste and circularity sgbs in india , does the proposal present a credible rationale for why this model is likely to be successful in bettering/ensuring increased investment into waste management and circularity sgbs in india , does the proposal present a clear articulation of the intended impact on the innovation fund’s objectives in the 18-month project period as well as for the potential sustainability and scalability of the model going forward , monitoring,  evaluation, and learning, is a theory of change clearly articulated , has a monitoring, evaluation, and learning plan been devised and does it communicate how measurement and learning will be integrated throughout the proposed activities , is there a clear plan to disseminate learning, to what extent will lessons from this project inform the work of sgb service providers and investors.

Please send completed proposals by emailing Ananya Saini at Ananya.Saini @ aspeninstitute.org no later than 11:59 pm IST on May 7, 2024.

For questions, contact ananya or sign up and attend our virtual office hours on april 23, 2024..

The Research proposals are invited from members of ICAI on the pre-decided sub theme and broad areas. The proposals can be submitted round the year. ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES FOR APPLICANTS

• Essential: Applicant must be a Member of ICAI
• Desirable: Weightage would be given to applicant having experience of atleast 5 years in the Research subject domain and a PhD holder.

PROCEDURE FOR SELECTION Step-1 Applications can be submitted at https://shorturl.at/ipuLX Step-2 Submission of Research Proposal and detailed Work Profile Suggested Format of Proposal Proposal may include the following brief parameters-

• Title of the Research proposal
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• Expected Output and its usage for profession or economy
• References/Bibliography

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Step-3 Scrutiny by the Research Committee Secretariat Step-4 Shortlisting by the Shortlisting Committee Step-5 Submission of the Final Report

• 25% of Honorarium i.e., Rs. 25000/- would be released on submission of Final Report. Balance amount i.e., Rs. 75000 would be released subject to the approval of Final report

Step-6 Approval of Final Report DURATION The duration of research project should not exceed 1 (One) month from the date the project proposal is approved by the competent authority unless a longer period is otherwise justified. In case more than one month is expected due to justified reasons, the prior approval from the competent authority should be taken. The longer period in any case should not exceed further one month. PERMISSIBLE HONORARIUM The eligible honorarium including other incidental expenditure per study would be Rs. 1,00,000/-. The honorarium would be paid only after the submission and approval of the research report by the competent authority. 25% of Honorarium i.e., Rs. 25000/- would be released on submission of Final Report. Balance amount i.e., Rs. 75000 would be released subject to the approval of Final report COPYRIGHT / IP RIGHTS etc. Any copyright or intellectual property right or patent, etc. – commercial, academic and for further research purpose, arising out of the research work would vest with ICAI. The ICAI would, however, duly acknowledge the researcher in the research publication. MONITORING The implementation and progress of the research projects approved under this scheme would be monitored regularly. The applicant may, at any point of time during the project, be requested to provide the details of work done/remaining, the draft of the project/publication, etc. to evaluate the implementation and progress of the project. If it is observed that the project is not being carried out as mentioned in the research proposal or the progress made by the researcher is not satisfactory, it may also be withdrawn. EXPECTED OUTPUT OF THE RESEARCH PROJECT Research Reports, Survey reports, publications etc. beneficial for the profession or the economy at large. PROPOSED TOPICS

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PIECEs Small Scale Research Grants – Call open in India!

The Small Scale Research Grants is offered as part of the programme for research capacity building and community engagement development of the PIECEs research, a collaborative research that aims to explore, adapt, and test a low-cost, app-based approach (DIALOG+) that makes use of existing resources to improve community-based care for patients with psychosis and reduce the need for institutionalisation. The overall aim of PIECEs is to improve the quality of community-based care for people with psychosis in India and Pakistan by adapting and testing this approach, and up-scaling through the use of participatory arts methodologies and community engagement. For more on the research, access our website: piecesresearch.com

Thank you for showing interest in applying for the PIECEs Small Scale Research Grant. Make sure you read the guidelines before you apply. Please fill in the application form below along with the project proposal, completed budget  (template attached) and submit with your CV (2 pages max; CV should give details of previous research experience, if any) to Dr. Padmavati  ([email protected]).

Download Application form and budget template here .

The research is funded by the NIHR (National Institute for Health Research in the United Kingdom) and is led by Queen Mary University of London (UK), Interactive Research and Development – IRD (Karachi, Pakistan) and Schizophrenia Research Foundation – SCARF (Chennai, India), in partnership with Aga Khan University and People’s Palace Projects

Who can apply to this grant

The Small Scale Grants is open to support individual or collectives who work as academicians, researchers, health workers, clinicians and persons with lived experienced who are currently working/partnering with SCARF. We encourage particularly researchers, health workers, practitioners and facilitators on early career or junior positions.

Nature of proposals

The aim of this grant is to help develop and strengthen the skills, instincts, abilities, processes and resources of early career researchers to adapt, and grow in the areas of research, clinical, community engagement, community care of people with experience of psychosis, their carers and health workers.

Research Proposals focussing on psychoses are invited from Early Career Researchers in the fields of Mental Health, Arts and Community Engagement, Health and Mental Health Evaluation, and Health Economics. Research Proposals focussing on psychoses are preferred.

Community treatment of psychosis – development of projects or resource oriented approaches that  provide community day-to-day support and strengthen local awareness around people with experience of psychosis, their carers and health workers to ensure they have resources or pathways of care within their local community.  

Arts, Community engagement and Mental Health – Projects or activities that enable public participation and involvement to promote relationship building through learning, action, and the expression of needs and values through the arts, culture or community led activities for people with experience of psychosis, their carers and health workers.

 Evaluation   methods – Proposals that enable the creation of innovative criterias, approaches and methodologies around evaluating the success of a given program or project in the field of research, clinical interventions, community engagement and the arts involving people with experience of psychosis, their carers and health care workers.

Who cannot apply for this funding scheme:

• Any funding applications from individuals or organisations not  working in partnership with SCARF
• The grant will not be able to support PhD work

Funding available

The Early career research grant can support up to 6 proposals of various sizes as follows

Funding can be used to cover any directly allocated costs (e.g. staff and suppliers, training courses etc.), subsistence, travel, equipment and community engagement related costs.

This scheme is looking to fund projects with duration from 6 months to 18 months of delivery life. At the end of the project, partners selected via the scheme must provide a report highlighting the undertaken activities and outcomes delivered during the lifespan of the project.

Selection process

The submitted proposals will initially be evaluated by the Scientific Advisory Committee of SCARF . Proposals deemed to be suitable will then be forwarded to the PIECEs International team. The selection process will be conducted by the PIECEs Independent International Advisory Board, formed by experts and researchers from the UK, India and Pakistan. Successful applicants will be informed of the results by 20th November 2022 via email and expected to start delivery of the project from January  2023 onwards. All successful applicants will be mentored by a senior researcher from the PIECEs project international team or SCARF senior researchers.

Safeguarding

We expect  applicants  regardless of the type of work developed to have considered their safeguarding responsibilities and to have suitable policies and procedures in place to protect from harm people who come into contact with the project. As per guidance, if your project works with vulnerable children or adults at risk you should:

• Establish good safeguarding policies and procedures that all involve trustees, which fit with the policies and procedures of your local authority safeguarding partner or safeguarding children or adults board
• Ethics approval for projects should be submitted upon approval of the proposal within the Scheme
• Make sure all staff and volunteers receive regular training on child protection or working with adults at risk
• Manage concerns, complaints, whistleblowing and allegations relating to child protection or adults at risk effectively

   Key dates

Deadline for application: 1st october 2022 (11.30 pm), results by email: 20th november 2022, expected start date for projects: january 2023.

Note: This research was funded by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) via its Research and Innovation for Global Health Transformation (RIGHT) programme. Grant number NIHR200824, using UK aid from the UK Government to support global health research.

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Indian Council Of Social Science Research Invites Proposals From Researchers, Check Details

Indian council of social science research: researchers can submit their proposals by visting the icssr website, with the application form becoming available on april 22..

Indian Council of Social Science Research: The deadline for submission is May 31.

The Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) has invited p roposals from Indian researchers under "Special call for Collaborative Research Projects on Vision Viksit Bharat 2047".

Researchers can submit their proposals by visting the ICSSR website, with the application form becoming available on April 22. The deadline for submission is May 31. 

Applicants must complete the online application and include the research proposal in the specified format, along with necessary documents. Additionally, hard copies of the application and annexures, endorsed by the respective university/college/institute authorities, must be submitted within 10 days after the online submission deadline.

Projects will run for 8 to 12 months, with the possibility of extension based on performance and relevance.

Compensation and benefits for project staff:

The Project Director has the authority to engage project staff either on a full-time or part-time basis for the duration of the research project.

The monthly remuneration for their employment will be determined by the Project Director within the allocated financial resources and in accordance with ICSSR regulations.

Remuneration, qualifications

• Research Associate will receive a monthly salary of Rs 47,000.
• Qualifications include a postgraduate degree in a social science discipline (minimum 55% marks), along with NET/MPhil/PhD and 2 years of research experience.
• Research Assistant: Monthly salary of Rs. 37,000. 
• Qualifications require a PhD/MPhil/Postgraduate degree in a social science discipline with a minimum of 55% marks.
• Field Investigator: Monthly salary of Rs 20,000 (not exceeding 6 months). 
• Qualifications includes a postgraduate degree in a social science discipline with a minimum of 55% marks.

The research themes and sub-themes include:

Economic Prosperity and Sustainability

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• Sustainable Agriculture Practices
• Strategies for Geographical Indications (GIs) Promotion
• Food Security and Nutrition
• AI in Agriculture and Rural Development
• Agritech Advancements in North-East Livelihood Studies

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• Green and Blue Economy
• India's Role in Global Trade and Finance
• Global Service Sector Potential
• Infrastructure, Logistics, and Industry 4.0
• Tourism, Livelihood, and Sustainable Development
• Sustainable Livelihood and Rural Transformation
• Sustainable Cities and Technology in Manufacturing

Human Resource, Holistic Growth, and Development

A. Inclusive Social Development

• Demographic Shifts
• Women Empowerment and Entrepreneurship
• Youth Development and Health Initiatives
• Digital Public Infrastructure and Social Security
• Sports Infrastructure and Inclusivity

B. Education and Skilling

• Implementation of NEP 2020
• Employment Generation and Skill Development
• Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Cultural Education
• Research, Innovation, and Development

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• India in the Global Market
• People-to-People Exchange
• Innovative Partnership
• Strategic Partnership
• National Security
• India - Middle East Europe Economic Corridor

B. Law and Governance

• Bhartiya Model of Inclusive Governance
• Constitutional, Legislative and Judicial Reforms
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• Policing Reforms

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• Digital Transformation and Building Resilient Eco-Systems
• Solar Mission
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Invitation for Proposals: Development of 2024 State of Education Report for India on Culture and Arts Education

UNESCO is looking for interested parties for the submission of proposals concerning the development of the 2024 State of Education Report for India focusing on Culture and Arts Education .

The Request for Proposal (RFP) encompasses various annexes detailing instructions to offers, general conditions of contract, terms of reference, proposal submission forms, price schedules, vendor information, and a contract template.

Prospective applicants are encouraged to thoroughly review the RFP documents and guidelines provided for a comprehensive understanding of the requirements and submission process. 

Proposals, comprising separate technical and financial envelopes, should be sent to [email protected] no later than 11:59 PM IST on April 23, 2024 . Offers sent to other email addresses will be disqualified. 

Please ensure to include the RFP reference "NDL/ED/SOER/2024 Author - Development of the 2024 State of Education Report for India on Culture and Arts Education" and the closing date and time in the email heading.

For inquiries or clarifications, contact Abhinav Kumar ( [email protected]) , while copying Geetanjali Sagar ( [email protected] ).

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Request for Proposal: AI Readiness Report in India

UNESCO New Delhi is seeking proposals for the completion of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Readiness Assessment Methodology (RAM) and multi-stakeholder consultation, and preparation of AI readiness country report in India.

The Request for Proposal (RFP) encompasses various annexes detailing instructions to offers, general conditions of contract, terms of reference, proposal submission forms, price schedules, vendor information, and a contract template.

Prospective applicants are encouraged to thoroughly review the RFP documents and guidelines provided for a comprehensive understanding of the requirements and submission process. 

Proposals, comprising separate technical and financial envelopes, should be sent to  [email protected]  no later than 11:59 PM IST on April 28, 2024. Offers sent to other email addresses will be disqualified. 

For this purpose, and for any requests for clarification, please contact [email protected] with copy to Geetanjali Sagar ([email protected]) and Shalini Kohly ([email protected]).

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