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TWAS-SRMGI DECIMALS Funds Research Grants
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The DECIMALS fund has been set up to provide grants to small research teams in developing countries, allowing them to analyze the impacts that SRM might have in their regions. It was launched in response to a common concern voiced at SRMGI’s engagement workshops, where local participants often proposed and widely supported the idea that scientists in developing countries should undertake research on the potential local impacts of SRM, noting that there is typically very little funding available to support research in this area.
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Ekong, Donald Efiong Udo
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Nigeria
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Gambia (the)
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Last updated on 16/02/2018
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Self nominations (i.e. applications) WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.
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Nominations for the 2025 award are invited in Medical Sciences.
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