Call for Grant Applications – Global Access Fund Program 2024
About Organisation
DataCite is a global organization dedicated to enhancing the accessibility and discoverability of research outputs. By providing persistent identifiers (DOIs) and metadata services, DataCite supports open science infrastructure and facilitates the sharing and linking of scholarly data.
Through its Global Access Fund Program, DataCite aims to extend these benefits to underrepresented regions, fostering greater participation in the global research ecosystem.
About the Grant
The Global Access Fund Program by DataCite offers financial support to enhance research infrastructure and outreach in underrepresented regions. The program focuses on two main areas: outreach and engagement activities, and infrastructure development.
Funding is provided for capacity-building, events, resource development, and the integration of DataCite services into local systems. The goal is to promote the adoption of open science practices and improve the discoverability of research outputs.
Who can Apply?
- Eligible applicants include non-profit organizations such as research institutions, associations, and government bodies from Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia.
- Both DataCite members and non-members can apply, with preference given to lower and middle-income countries.
- Applicants must be authorized representatives of their organizations and may submit up to two applications—one for each funding category.
How to Apply?
Submit your application through the DataCite Global Access Fund website, specifying your project’s focus on outreach or infrastructure development. Ensure your proposal meets the outlined criteria and includes a detailed plan for utilizing the funding.
Application Deadline
According to the information available on the internet about the Global Access Fund Program 2024, the deadline for applying to receive this grant is on 11 Oct 2024, (Friday).
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