CallsDFG - ICSSR: Indo-German Collaboration in Joint Research Projects

DFG - ICSSR: Indo-German Collaboration in Joint Research Projects

Deadline: proposals can be handed in at any time Other calls

The Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) are continuing their joint collaboration for proposals for outstanding joint research projects in the field of social science research. This is a standing open procedure and proposals can be handed in at any time. German and Indian proposals need to be submitted in parallel.

This initiative aims to bring together relevant and competitive researchers from Germany and India to design and carry out collaborative research projects. Funds to be used by the Indian side must be requested from ICSSR; funds to be used by the German side must be requested from DFG. Special attention is given to the integrated character of proposed projects, from the concept to the work plan. Funding is only available for projects which involve a convincing collaboration between the German and Indian partners and for which the anticipated research benefit is clearly outlined. The collaborative projects selected will receive research funding for a period of up to three years.

Proposals must be submitted to both organizations in accordance with the proposal preparation requirements of both sides, respectively. Applicants to be funded by the DFG are requested to fulfil the eligibility requirements of DFG Research Grants. All proposals will be reviewed by both organizations separately. The results of the review process will be shared between the agencies. Support will be granted for those proposals where both, DFG and ICSSR, recommend funding. Applicants will be informed in writing of the results of the review and, where applicable, of the subsequent administrative steps according to the respective national regulations.

The DFG strongly welcomes proposals from researchers of all genders and sexual identities, from different ethnic, cultural, religious, ideological, or social backgrounds, from different career stages, types of universities and research institutions, and with disabilities or chronic illness.

Source: German Research Foundation Editor by Luis Franke, VDI Technologiezentrum GmbH Countries / organization: India Topic: Funding Humanities and Social Sciences

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