MADAR
Relevent Country: United Kingdom
Type of work: Project and Program Management
Last Date: 14-09-2022
Are you interested in applying for MADAR funding? Do you have questions on how to apply, and would like to learn more about the application process? The Maghreb Action on Displacement and Rights (MADAR) welcomes applications for research grants. They will fund research projects that meet the aims of the MADAR Network Plus.
MADAR facilitates research collaborations and commissions research projects to tackle the social and political challenges associated with migration and displacement in the Central Maghreb.
MADAR will commission projects that address such questions via interdisciplinary, cross-sector, challenge-led, solution-focused research that aims to have a transformational impact on the humanitarian protection of vulnerable displaced people across the Maghreb region.
MADAR Network Plus is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and GCRF and is coordinated by Keele University in collaboration with research organisations and civil society organisations across Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and the UK. MADAR Network Plus runs until March 2024.
Priorities
Project proposals must fit in with one or more of the three priorities listed below. A proposal that makes no reference to any of these priorities will be ineligible. All projects should reflect upon the following:
Themes
They are especially interested in projects that address the following key interconnected themes:
The above themes are intended to be illustrative of key areas rather than exclusive and are deeply inter-connected – proposals which cut across these and other areas are encouraged. Proposals are expected to engage with protection and vulnerability in the contexts of displacement. Proposals should bring together a range of perspectives including social and political scientists, the creative arts, and humanities.
Funding information
There are two types of grants available — Large and Small — with different criteria.
Who can apply?
All projects must include a Principal Investigator, and may include one or more Co-Investigators and/or Project Partners.
Source: https://madar-network.org/en/opportunities/call-for-applications/funding-guidelines/