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Exciting Global Opportunity for Researchers: Apply for the Accountable Adaptation Fellowship for climate adaptation research (mini-grants of up to £4,500)

Closing Date: 1 January 2025

Exciting Global Opportunity for Researchers: Apply for the Accountable Adaptation Fellowship for climate adaptation research (mini-grants of up to £4,500)

Overview

The University College London and Africa Research and Impact Network (ARIN) are offering the Accountable Adaptation Fellowship, providing mini-grants of up to £4,500 for early to mid-career researchers focused on climate adaptation. This Accountable Adaptation fellowship is open to mid-career researchers globally, with a special emphasis on climate adaptation in Africa.

Overview

The Accountable Adaptation Initiative is launching a mini-grants programme. The  programme is open to early to mid-career researchers from the Global South either  based at African Universities and/or researchers working on topics focusing on  adaptation in Africa. The programme is being run by the Africa Research and Impact  Network (ARIN) and University College London (UCL). Accountable Adaptation Initiative is offering up to eight small grants for research into novel accountability mechanisms relating to climate  change adaptation in Africa. The maximum grant size available is GBP 4,500.

Researchers will design and implement projects with overall responsibility for the  research and grant management with the support of an academic mentor. ARIN and  UCL will provide ongoing support, opportunities for networking and an in-person write shop to develop a publication. The projects will explore specific examples of improving  accountability for adaptation in Africa.

Key benefits include:

  • Funding for research into accountability mechanisms for adaptation
  • Mentorship from leading academics
  • Publication support and networking opportunities

This is a unique opportunity to lead cutting-edge research, enhance your academic portfolio, and contribute to accountable climate action.

Application process 

Complete applications should be sent to [email protected] and  [email protected], copying [email protected].

Applications should include:

  • Written proposal of no more than 2 pages;
  • Short indicative budget detailing direct costs if needed;
  • Proof of academic qualifications;
  • Two letters of recommendation;
  • CV and letter of motivation

Applications will be reviewed against the following criteria:

  • Originality and contribution; 
  • Feasibility of proposed work; 
  • Alignment with Accountable Adaptation dimensions of accountability (figure 1);
  • Track record and motivation of applicant. 

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