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Professional Development - Researcher Connect Call 2015 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 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.
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.
12 Institutional Links grants awarded in 2015 Grants for high quality research and innovation collaborations on areas linked to country priorities and development needs, international collaboration experience for Colombian researchers, access facilities, knowledge and expertise, enhancing the quality of their research enabling them to translate research into benefit for their country. SDGs 1, 3, 6, 7, 11. 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.
12 Institutional Links grants awarded in 2015
The PhD programme facilitates the capacity building of individuals, and the building of sustainable, long-lasting links between UK and overseas institutions, through PhD scholarships, placements, and partnerships.
This activity will lead to an increase in skilled researchers in areas of focus who will be key to Indonesia’s economic development. This cohort of well-trained human resources will allow Indonesia to make efficient use of its marine and maritime potential through research and innovations in these focus areas. The programme aims to develop individual capacity of scholars through short PhD placements at partner institutions in areas relevant to development challenges. The PhD placements awarded focus on research areas which have been identified at the country level as important for working towards development priorities. The PhD programme facilitates the capacity building of individuals, and the building of sustainable, long-lasting links between UK and overseas institutions, through PhD scholarships, placements, and partnerships.

This activity will lead to an increase in skilled researchers in areas of focus who will be key to Indonesia’s economic development. This cohort of well-trained human resources will allow Indonesia to make efficient use of its marine and maritime potential through research and innovations in these focus areas.
Researcher Links 2016/17 (TRF) Grants for workshops in priority research areas, defined at a country level relating to improving economic development and social welfare, which allow UK and partner country researchers to share their research and establish relationships for longer term collaboration. To intiate collaboration between Thai and UK institutions
Institutional Links Call October 2014 call Grants provide seedfunding 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 incountry needs, allowing partners to establish collaborations on areas linked to country priorities and development needs, and to include relevant nonacademic 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.
PhD Scholarships Call July 2016 This programme will fund Mexican PhD students to attend UK universities for up to three years to develop applied research on specific priority areas to tackle important development issues for Mexico. To provide development opportunities for PhD students and establish research links between research groups in the UK and Mexico
Institutional Links Call July (2015) Grants provide seedfunding 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 incountry needs, allowing partners to establish collaborations on areas linked to country priorities and development needs, and to include relevant nonacademic 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.
Professional development - Research Management and Governance Support (Phase 2) The activity supports policy makers in research management and governance. The programme identifies needs for improvement, evaluates and adapts UK best practices in research management for application in Malaysia. The programme builds capacity incountry to better allow researchers to pursue research that benefits their economy and solve development challenges. The programme aims to review current research management and governance framework and identify needs for improvement, to evaluate and adapt some of the UK  best practices in research management and governance  and to make recommendations for improvement of research management and governance in Malaysia
Researcher Links Travel grants Call October Travel grants for 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.
10-15 travel grants per year
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 in 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 in 2015
Institutional Links Call -2016/17 (TRF) 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 in 2015
Institutional Links December 20142016 Grants will provide seed funding to: Initiate new or develop existing research and innovation partnerships between groups, departments and 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. 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 in 2015
Institutional Links 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). Initiate or develop collaborations between Kenya and UK institutions focussing on solution orientated research and innovation.
Institutional Skills Development (First 2015/16 Call) Grants for institutional capacity-building programmes at Chilean public sector / academic science and research organisations in relation to demographic and reproductive health research To develop the human capital of Chilean science and research institutions
Researcher Link Workshop Grants  April 2016 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.
Famelab 2015 Global science communication competition which builds the skills of researchers to communicate their research in an engaging way to a nonspecialist audience. Supports the training element, building capacity to engage with lay people, focussed towards scientists working on research which relevant for development and requiring effective engagement with communities. Science communication training and competition (FameLab) to promote science communication amongst researchers. Researchers will be trained on public engagement, developing media and presentation skills through Communication Masterclass and Researcher Connect training.
Researcher Links Workshop Grants September 2014 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.
Researcher Links Travel grants Call August 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 in-country to better allow researchers to pursue rearch that benefits their economy and solve development challenges. 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.
10-15 travel grants per year
STEM Education 2015 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.
PDE – 2019 - Research translation – Workshops for key players responsible for governance and management of technology transfer in Malaysia Building local capacity in the governance and management of the Technology Transfer in Malaysia for a positive environment that encourages multiplayers in the field in working together on Innovation. To build Malaysia key player’s understanding on the two key challenges (governance and regulatory) and building build their capacity to address the two key challenges; to create a conducive and supportive knowledge exchange and technology transfer governance, legal and regulatory framework in Malaysia; to bring together all key technology transfer stakeholders and create a cohesive knowledge exchange and technology transfer landscape in Malaysia
Professional development 2014/15  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.
Institutional Links (OPS) 2019/20 Grants provide seedfunding 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 incountry needs, allowing partners to establish collaborations on areas linked to country priorities and development needs, and to include relevant nonacademic 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.
Researcher Links Workshop Call October 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.
X workshops per year each with 20 researchers from the UK and 20 from Brazil
Professional development  Science Journalism capacity training development The project promotes better engagement of the Malaysian scientific community with the local population, building enthusiasm around science and raising awareness of opportunities arising through science research. In doing this the project builds human resource capacity in an area vital to economic development and social wellbeing. The programme  aims to support capacity building of local journalists/broadcaster and scientists on Science Journalism.
Researcher Links Workshop Call June 2014 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.
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. 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.
Professional development  2016/17 The programme aims to build capacity for researchers and build further links between UK and Thailand in the area of Food and Drink Technology. It builds capacity incountry to better allow researchers to pursue research that benefits their economy and solve development challenges. To build up skills in various areas for researchers and to encourage collaboration leading to instiutional links.
RL Travel Grants (nGAP) April 2018 The nGAP Newton Researcher Mobility Programme provides capacity building and  travel grants for South African academics to undertake travel to the UK for research and training. These are early career academics, predominantly black females, which is in line with SA socio-economic and development priorities related to transformation of HEI's The main objective is to provide nGAP academics an opportunity to undertake mobility exchange programmes that will benefit their academic teaching and learning .
Professional Development - Science Park Study Tour -2015 A study tour to equip senior university leaders with the skills and knowledge needed to set up from scratch a science park on their university campus, with the ultimate purpose being jobs creation and economic development. To build capacity of Egypt sector to design and build science parks; to get key Egypt stakeholders enthusiastic about working with the UK on science park development. Ultimately, to lead to the development of science parks through out Egypt, which will facilitate to promulgation of new solutions to development challenges throughout the country.
Commercialisation of Dengue research in Malaysia (2016) Grants provide seedfunding 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 incountry needs, allowing partners to establish collaborations on areas linked to country priorities and development needs, and to include relevant nonacademic 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.
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. 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: 5 Institutional Links grants awarded in 2016
Supporting students who will complete a degree in the UK and then go on to promote Science as a career choice for individuals from marginalised communities. The evaluation process for this opportunity will run beyond the end of the degree and capture the activities of the students post award. For the professional development for Black Women, with a focus on English language and professional master degrees. The project tackles social inequality by building capacity among sections of the society that have been historically neglected and promotes the social welfare of a under-privilidged section of society. Joint  workshops on priority research areas, with a focus on building capacity of early career researchers
Researcher Links Workshop Call October 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.
5 workshops in 2014-2015 each with 20 researchers from the UK and 20 from Brazil
STEM 2016/17  IPST 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
To provide professional development opportunities to river-based and indigenous communities while providing to UK researchers opportunities to learn from indigenous traditions and to research within the deep Amazon, a mega bio diversified environment Professional development for river-based communities through the exchange of traditional knowledge and scientific academic knowledge in sustainable development themes Joint  workshops on priority research areas, with a focus on building capacity of early career researchers
Researcher links workshops 2019 call Workshops are intended to support research areas relevant to the economic development and welfare of Jordan by building the knowledge between UK and Jordanian researchers workshops focus on building links for future collaboration and enhancing the researchers’ career opportunities
Support international development and research
Contribute to capacity building of early career researchers
Establish new and strengthen existing research links
PDE: Science Communication Professional development for female scientists, focusing on digital and other forms of media. It builds capacity incountry to better allow researchers to pursue research that benefits their economy and solve development challenges whilst promoting the uptake of science among under represented sections of society. Build the science communication and public enagagement skills of female researchers
Build capacity for policy advice
Build the researcher's profile as a science communicator