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New Ideas Social Research Fund 4/6/10
Posted on Thursday, May 13, 2010
The Welsh Assembly Government is inviting proposals under its New Ideas Social Research Fund. The fund aims to support small research projects that address themes which have clear relevance to the strategic objectives set out in ‘One Wales: a progressive agenda for the government of Wales’. The deadline for submission of proposals is 4 June 2010. A grant of up to £10,000 can be applied for, payable in two instalments – the first on submission of an interim report and the second on completion. We would welcome proposals that involve match funding from other sources.
Proposals should:
- Address one or more of the policy areas listed at Annex A (below), and have clear relevance to the objectives set out in One Wales: a progessive agenda for the government of Wales.
- Show an advanced understanding of the topic.
- Show an ability to carry out high-quality research.
- Show how the study will add to existing knowledge and understanding.
- Include a clear methodology, timetable and statement of the skills and experience of those who will do the work.
- Demonstrate value for money.
Proposals should be no longer than 2,500 words. The deadline for submission is 4 June 2010. Proposals can be accepted via email or post and should be sent to Kate Mulready at:
kathleen.mulready@wales.gsi.gov.uk
New Ideas Social Research Fund, Welsh Assembly Government, Room 3.11, Cathays Park 1, Cardiff CF10 3NQ
Applicants will be notified whether they have been successful by 2 July 2010.
Funding will be subject to the written acceptance of the terms and conditions outlined by the Social Research Division; these will be issued with the grant offer letter.
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Annex A: New Ideas Social Research Fund Policy Areas (Welsh) File Size: (46.5 KB)
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For more information visit the Welsh Assembly Government website:
Welsh Assembly Government Website
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