We will offer two types of awards to support original research led by UC Berkeley PhD students. A total of approximately $80,000 will be made available through this competition:
(1) travel grants up to $5,000 for scoping and/or short-term fieldwork;
(2) seed grants up to $20,000 for extensive, longer-term projects.
Proposed research must involve rigorous evaluation of programs or policies designed to alleviate poverty and promote social or economic development in low- and middle- income countries. Grant funds may be used to cover travel and lodging, data collection or access, data analysis, and related activities. Grants may not be used for student payment.
Researchers that have previously received CEGA funding are eligible for additional CEGA funding if they have completed requested retrospective surveys, interim and final reports, or other required deliverables.
Deadline: April 14, 2024 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time
Eligibility Criteria: Doctoral students at UC Berkeley can apply.
Each application must include a nomination from a CEGA faculty affiliate sponsor. The nomination should be emailed to Sam Bordia (bordia@berkeley.edu) by the submission deadline (simply stating, "I have reviewed the proposed research and agree to nominate the applicant for this award" is adequate).
Application Process:
Please complete the Application Form. Applications must include a proposal describing the research (no more than 2 pages) and a budget.
We will offer two types of awards to support original research led by PhD students at CEGA-affiliated Universities (not UCB). A total of up to approximately $80,000 will be made available through this call:
(1) travel grants up to $5,000 for scoping and/or short-term fieldwork;
(2) seed grants up to $20,000 for extensive, longer-term projects.
Proposed research must involve rigorous evaluation of programs or policies designed to alleviate poverty and promote social or economic development in low- and middle- income countries. Grant funds may be used to cover travel and lodging, data collection or access, data analysis, and related activities. Grants may not be used for student payment.
Researchers that have previously received CEGA funding are eligible for additional CEGA funding if they have completed requested retrospective surveys, interim and final reports, and/or other required deliverables.
Deadline: April 14, 2024 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time
Eligibility Criteria: Doctoral students at CEGA-Affiliated universities that are not UC Berkeley. Each application must include a nomination from a CEGA faculty affiliate sponsor. The nomination should be emailed to Sam Bordia (bordia@berkeley.edu) by the submission deadline (simply stating, "I have reviewed the proposed research and agree to nominate the applicant for this award" is adequate).
Application Process: Please complete the Application Form. Applications must include a proposal describing the research (no more than 2 pages) and a budget.
Please email Sam Bordia (bordia@berkeley.edu) with any inquiries.
We will offer awards to support original research led by faculty at CEGA-Affiliated universities (Faculty Affiliate status is required). A total of up to approximately $60,000 will be made available through this call:
(1) Up to $20,000 for early-stage projects
Proposed research must involve rigorous evaluation of programs or policies designed to alleviate poverty and promote social or economic development in low- and middle- income countries. Grant funds may be used to cover travel and lodging, data collection or access, data analysis, and related activities. Grants may not be used for salary payments.
Researchers that have previously received CEGA funding are eligible for additional CEGA funding if they have completed requested retrospective surveys, interim and final reports, and/or other required deliverables.
Deadline: April 14, 2024 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time
Eligibility Criteria: Faculty at CEGA-Affiliated universities.
Application Process: Please complete the Application Form. Applications must include a proposal describing the research (no more than 2 pages) and a budget.
Please email Sam Bordia (bordia@berkeley.edu) with any inquiries.