The AI Economy Institute invites proposals for research on how AI impacts work and economic value, with a focus on organizational choices. Selected proposals receive $75,000 and travel allowances for workshops.
Who can apply
Cohort 4 is open to researchers affiliated with accredited universities or research institutions worldwide.
Up to £12,000 for the third stage of Rufford conservation funding. Prior 2nd RSG completion, reporting and a twelve-month payment gap are required.
Who can apply
Conservation projects in countries on Rufford’s current eligible-country list, including Malaysia. Applicants based in advanced economies may qualify if the project is in an eligible country, is high conservation priority and builds local capacity.
Up to £7,000 for a first small-scale nature-conservation project in a Rufford-eligible country, including Malaysia. A staged scheme supports further qualifying work.
Who can apply
Conservation projects in countries on Rufford’s current eligible-country list, including Malaysia. Applicants based in advanced economies may qualify if the project is in an eligible country, is high conservation priority and builds local capacity.
Host institutions in developing countries can invite internationally recognised scientists for research and training visits. TWAS covers round-trip economy travel; the host covers local expenses.
Who can apply
The applicant is a host institution in an eligible developing country in the Global South. The invited expert may be of any nationality.