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Researcher Links Workshop Grants April 2017 call Grants for workshops in priority research areas defined at a country level, which allow UK and partner country researchers to share their research and establish relationships for longer term collaboration. To build sustainable research links between the UK and partner countries and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare.
Institutional Links Call October 2014 Grants provide seedfunding to initiate new/develop existing research and innovation partnerships between groups/departments/institutions in partner countries and the UK; or establish local hubs for UKpartner country activity in a particular research area, enabling engagement from the wider research community, and can include relevant nonacademic partners (including SMEs/ NGOs) To initiate new research and innovation collaborations between academic groups, departments and institutions in the Philippines and the UK and support the exchange of research and innovation expertise and the translation of research knowledge into tangible benefits
2 – 4 Institutional Links grants every year for 5 years
STEM Education Projects 201516 The STEM Education Programme will support knowledge exchange and partnership opportunities with the UK on STEM education approaches and in doing so build the human resource capacity in a vital area for economic development and social wellbeing. To facilitate best practice sharing on STEM education and curriculum development.
PhD Scholarships 2017 (DHET/NRF) The programme aims to develop individual capacity of scholars through PhD placements in areas relevant to development challenges. Students spend 36 months at a partner institution. The PhD placements awarded focus on research areas which have been identified at the country level as important for working towards development priorities. To provide development opportunities for PhD students and establish research links between research groups in the UK and SA
Technical Training and Employability This programme will focus on supporting and improving technical and vocational training, particularly for roles associated to the science and innovation landscape. It will focus on building capacity for TVET in the partner country, increasing young people employment prospects, and ensuring that future labour market needs can be met. To contribute for the internationalization of TVET in Brazil; to contribute to build the an international programme for TVET for the Pronatec programme (Ministry for Education/ Department for Technical and Professional Education).
STEM Education October 2016 The STEM Education Programme will support knowledge exchange and partnership opportunities with the UK on STEM education approaches and in doing so build the human resource capacity in a vital area for economic development and social wellbeing. To improve STEM teaching and course delivery to enhance K12 and showcase the UK as a science education powerhouse
One grant with relevant partner every year for 5 years supporting STEM education in the K12
To initiate new research and innovation collaborations between academic groups, departments and institutions in Brazil and the UK and support the exchange of research and innovation expertise and the translation of research knowledge into tangible benefits.
Target: 1 Institutional Link grants awarded in March 2015 Grants provide seed-funding to initiate new/develop existing research and innovation partnerships between groups/departments/institutions in partner countries and the UK. Grants are flexible and responsive to in-country needs, allowing partners to establish collaborations on areas linked to country priorities and development needs, and to include relevant non-academic partners (including SMEs/ NGOs). To initiate new research and innovation collaborations between academic groups, departments and institutions in Brazil and the UK and support the exchange of research and innovation expertise and the translation of research knowledge into tangible benefits.
Target: 1 Institutional Link grants awarded in March 2015
Researcher Links Travel Grants September 2014 Travel grants (up to 6 months) awarded to researchers to travel to the UK to initiate a research collaboration or undergo training, or for UK researchers to visit the partner country for the purpose of initiating a collaboration and sharing their knowledge and expertise. To build sustainable research links between the UK and partner countries and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare.The purpose of the project is to support the development and enhancement of research relationships between South Africa and UK researchers. The results of these relationships will contribute to the enhancement of global connectedness by providing the means for South African and UK researchers to share knowledge and collaborate in joint research programmes. However this project does not provide for mainstream research funds.
Institutional Links Call April 2016 Grants provide seed-funding to initiate new/develop existing research and innovation partnerships between groups/departments/institutions in partner countries and the UK; or establish local hubs for UK-partner country activity in a particular research area, enabling engagement from the wider research community, and can include relevant non-academic partners (including SMEs/ NGOs) To initiate new research and innovation collaborations between academic groups, departments and institutions in the Philippines and the UK and support the exchange of research and innovation expertise and the translation of research knowledge into tangible benefits
8 Institutional Links grants for 2016/17
Researcher Link Workshop Grants April 2015 Grants for workshops in priority research areas defined at a country level, which allow UK and Indian  researchers to share their research and establish long term and sustainable links. Workshops are intended to support research areas relevant to the economic development and welfare of partner countries. To build sustainable research links between the UK and India and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are identified. Workshops are intended to support research areas relevant to the economic development and welfare of partner countries.
STEM Education 2016 The STEM Education Programme supports knowledge exchange and partnership opportunities with the UK on STEM education approaches and in doing so builds human resource capacity in a vital area for economic development and social wellbeing. To promote scientific excellence by encouraging youth to undertake individual or team scientific research project.
Researcher Links Workshop April 2016 Call Grants for workshops in priority research areas defined at a country level with relevance to economic development and social welfare, which allow UK and partner country researchers to share their research and establish relationships for longer term collaboration. To build sustainable research links between the UK and partner countries and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare.
Professional Development Centres (Including Researcher Connect) Establishment of the Professional Development and Engagement Centres to respond to requests for capacity building activity for researchers, research administrators and laboratory staff from individual institutions in Kazakhstan. Each such request will be carefully assessed for relevance to economic development or social welfare before funding is approved. The aims of the Professional Development Centres programme are to:
- Support skills development in researchers, research managers, and support staff, to give them the knowledge and skills they need to better access funding, communicate their research, translate their research into benefit and work strategically and internationally.
- Support dialogue and knowledge exchange on research governance and strategic research policy development to ensure that the research environment in partner countries is more conducive to achieving maximum impact from high quality research.
Target: Deliver 25 days of training per year in six centres across Kazakhstan
PDE  (2017) Professional development programme for policy makers on STI management. SDGs: 8,9,10,17 To train and increase capacity of a cohort of professionals in public STI policy making, capable to design and execute effective policies for improving the country economy and wellbeing through science and technology. 
PHASE 1 : It has two components.  Component I is training workshop  executed in March 2017 . Component II was a study visit for 14 policy makers and CTI government managers, to UK that took place in November 2018
Researcher Links Workshop Call July 2015 Grants for workshops in priority research areas defined at a country level, which allow UK and partner country researchers to share their research and establish relationships for longer term collaboration.
Workshops must have a focus on capacity building and establishing potential collaborations, and therefore go beyond traditional workshop formats . To build sustainable research links between the UK and partner countries and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare.
Researcher Links Workshop July 2015 Call Grants for workshops in priority research areas defined at a country level with relevance to economic development and social welfare, which allow UK and partner country researchers to share their research and establish relationships for longer term collaboration. To build sustainable research links between the UK and partner countries and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare.
PDE – 2019 - research management and governance - Phase II Capacity Building to STI directors and managers in regions Professional development programme for stakeholders on STI management in Regions (inside Peru , tentatively: Trujillo, Cajamarca, Piura, San Martin, Tacna, Cusco, Moquegua) . To train and increase capacity in  the Regional Governements, the Academia, companies/chambers of commerce, of professionals capable to design and execute effective strategies for improving the economy and well-being of their territory through science and technology. Aligned with National Policy of Competitiveness and Productivity SDGs: 8,9,10 It aims to strengthen the skills of STI managers in regions directly involved in STI operations to enable them to direct and move forward the territorial industrial agenda. Participating regions will be the same ones that took part in the 2019 February workshop on governance: Piura, Cajamarca, Moquegua, Cuzco, La Libertad, San Martin, Tacna.
Researcher Links Workshop Call April  2014 Grants for workshops in priority research areas defined at a country level, which allow UK and partner country researchers to share their research and establish relationships for longer term collaboration.
Workshops must have a focus on capacity building and establishing potential collaborations, and therefore go beyond traditional workshop formats . To build sustainable research links between the UK and partner countries and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare.
Regional Institutional Skills Development Call 2017-18 To develop the human capital of Chilean science and research institutions, and build long-term links between them and counterpart organisations in the UK. Through building capacity in-country the programme better allows researchers to pursue rearch that benefits their economy and tackles development challenges. To develop the human capital of science and research institutions in the region with support from Chilean and UK institutions and building upon recent experience developed through ISD calls.
Institutional Links Call 2019 To initiate new research and innovation collaborations between academic groups, departments and institutions in partner countries and the UK and support the exchange of research and innovation expertise and the translation of research knowledge into tangible benefits. To initiate new research and innovation collaborations between academic groups, departments and institutions in partner countries and the UK and support the exchange of research and innovation expertise and the translation of research knowledge into tangible benefits.
To support skills development in researchers, research managers, and support staff, to give them the knowledge and skills they need to better access funding, communicate their research, translate their research into benefit and work strategically and internationally.
To support dialogue and knowledge exchange on research governance and strategic research policy development to ensure that the research environment in partner countries is more conducive to achieving maximum impact from high quality research. The 33 Colombian regions need to be aligned with the nation’s vision on STI through the funding of development projects from the Royalties Fund.  This Fund has shown high underspent due to lack of expertise. UK expertise is required to build capacity and provide consultancy on the area. To support skills development in researchers, research managers, and support staff, to give them the knowledge and skills they need to better access funding, communicate their research, translate their research into benefit and work strategically and internationally.
To support dialogue and knowledge exchange on research governance and strategic research policy development to ensure that the research environment in partner countries is more conducive to achieving maximum impact from high quality research.
Researcher Links Workshop Call October 2014 Grants for workshops in priority research areas defined at a country level, which allow UK and partner country researchers to share their research and establish relationships for longer term collaboration. To build sustainable research links between the UK and partner countries and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare.
3 workshops per year each with 20 researchers from the UK and 20 from Egypt
STEM Education  Workshop to Setup STEM Center in Malaysia The project supports the establishment of a STEM centre in Malaysia based on the STEM Learning Centre in York, UK. The project will develop development strategies and training for STEM subject teachers and in doing this the project builds human resource capacity in an area vital to economic development and social wellbeing. To develop CPD plan and to provide CPD training for STEM subject teachers including formal and nonformal STEM education and activities.
To initiate new research and innovation collaborations between academic groups, departments and institutions in partner countries and the UK and support the exchange of research and innovation expertise and the translation of research knowledge into tangible benefits.
Target: 4 Institutional Links grants awarded by March 2015 - Grants provide seed-funding to initiate new/develop existing research and innovation partnerships between groups/departments/institutions in partner countries and the UK. Grants are flexible and responsive to in-country needs, allowing partners to establish collaborations on areas linked to country priorities and development needs, and to include relevant non-academic partners (including SMEs/ NGOs). To initiate new research and innovation collaborations between academic groups, departments and institutions in partner countries and the UK and support the exchange of research and innovation expertise and the translation of research knowledge into tangible benefits.
Target: 4 Institutional Links grants awarded by March 2015 -
Researcher Links Travel grants Call October 2014 Travel grants awarded to researchers to travel between the UK and partner countries to initiate a research collaboration, undergo training or share their knowledge and expertise. The programme builds capacity incountry to better allow researchers to pursue rearch that benefits their economy and solve development challenges. To build sustainable research links between the UK and the Philippines and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare
5  10 travel grants every year for 5 years
Researcher Links - South East Asia Regional Call 2017 To build sustainable reseacher links between the UK and 4 SEA countries (Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia and the Phillipines) and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare at these countries.
2 workshops aiming at 20 researchers from the UK and 20 from 4 countries. To build sustainable reseacher links between the UK and 4 SEA countries (Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia and the Phillipines) and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare at these countries.
2 workshops aiming at 20 researchers from the UK and 20 from 4 countries.
STEM Education  Live Science Show and Science Communication training The activity provides public engagement programmes on STEM and training programmes for science communicators designed to build capacity among local science communicators and in doing so build human resource capacity in a vital area for economic development and social wellbeing. To build capicity of local science communicators
Professional development 2015/16  Midcareer and Officers The programme has been initiated and designed to provide midcareer researchers with opportunities to enhance advanced skills in managing a research project in a more complex and changing environment . This will also include the activities in the UK which will initiate the international links between researchers and business sectors. To be able to develop and manage the funding proposal for large scale research, and to develop the international network. Also, to initiate the link between researchers and business sectors contributed to commecialising research.Target: 15 midcareer researhchers,15 research officers and atleast 1 initiate link for commercialised research.
PhD Placements DBT May 2015 The programme aims to develop individual capacity of scholars through PhD placements in areas relevant to development challenges. Students spend 36 months at a partner institution. The PhD placements awarded focus on research areas which have been identified at the country level as important for working towards development priorities. To provide development opportunities for PhD students and establish research links between research groups in the UK and India by participating in international intellectual networks, building cultural understanding, and fostering longterm sustainable research collaborations
STEM 2015/16  OVEC The STEM Education Programme will support knowledge exchange and partnership opportunities with the UK on STEM education approaches and in doing so build the human resource capacity in a vital area for economic development and social wellbeing. To provide longterm development in people's skills for the country's sustainable development
Professional development - Science and Innovation Human Resource Training S,T&I managers at central and local levels will be trained by UK experts on issues relating to policy development, S&T managements, IP etc. The programme builds capacity in-country to better manage STI in a way that maximises benefits to their economy and solve development challenges. Building capacity for Vietnam Science and Innovation (“S and I”) human resources: 
Supporting dialogue and knowledge exchange on S and I governance and strategic research policy development between Vietnam and the UK 

Strand 1: PDE – 2019 –research skills training
•	Supporting researcher’s training skills based on the Research Development Framework i.e. project management, proposal and bid writing, communications, research impacts, IP ect. 

Strand 2: PDE – 2019 - research management and governance skills training 

Strand 3: PDE – 2019 - support research group collaboration VN - UK 

With MOET
Enhancing the research ecosystem within the Vietnam universities through development of a research evaluation matrix that help look at research performance of higher education institutions.  This will support Ministry of Education and Training Vietnam universities and research institutes to develop measures/indicators for quality research development that benchmark to international standards in the short run. In the long run, this helps 
prepare S and I human resources for Vietnam to tackle the national and global challenges; enhance S and I human resources for Vietnam toward international standard across full academic spectrum within VN HE system, increase institutional & sectoral capacity, support the policy change to improve the HE research system in Vietnam; and this can be a base for MOET to consider development of a REF alike framework for Vietnam to use as a tool in distributing government funding to support research in a long run; to help MOET/HE sector to benchmark research institutions nationally & internationally; to use as a tool for HE sectors attract research funding from funding organisations (business/ international donors/ government).
To build the communication skills of researchers in partner countries. Target: 800 researchers directly trained over 4 years; a pool of 20 local trainers established to ensure a strong train the trainer programme. This programme builds the capacity to communicate research. Researchers need to publish articles to ensure their research findings are shared and to support their future careers. Researcher Connect involves a series of facetoface training modules, delivered by experienced trainers and backed up with online resources. To build the communication skills of researchers in partner countries. Target: 800 researchers directly trained over 4 years; a pool of 20 local trainers established to ensure a strong train the trainer programme.
Researcher Links Travel grants Call 2015 Travel grants (up to 6 months) awarded to researchers to travel to the UK to initiate a research collaboration or undergo training, or for UK researchers to visit the partner country for the purpose of initiating a collaboration and sharing their knowledge and expertise. To build sustainable research links between the UK and partner countries and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are relevant to economic development and social welfare.
X travel grants per year
Researcher Link Workshop Grant April 2018-19 Grants for workshops in priority research areas defined at a country level, which allow UK and Indian  researchers to share their research and establish long term and sustainable links. Workshops are intended to support research areas relevant to the economic development and welfare of partner countries. To build sustainable research links between the UK and India and build capacity for engagement in international research collaboration in areas that are identified. Workshops are intended to support research areas relevant to the economic development and welfare of partner countries.
Researcher Links - South East Asia Regional Call Grants provide seed-funding to initiate new/develop existing research and innovation partnerships between groups/departments/institutions in partner countries and the UK. Grants are flexible and responsive to in-country needs, allowing partners to establish collaborations on areas linked to country priorities and development needs, and to include relevant non-academic partners (including SMEs/ NGOs). To intiate collaboration between Thai, UK, and regional institutions in ASEAN