Deadline: |
21 October 2020
Location: |
Online
(competition)
Description
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Wildlife includes species-focused projects and the local evolutionary and ecological processes that sustain them. Although extinction is a natural part of evolution, the current accelerated loss of species means that we need novel approaches and solutions that support biological diversity and abundance. This area of focus supports projects that seek to discover and identify species and ecosystems and to mitigate threats to Earth’s life forms. Projects will improve understanding of biological diversity, including behavior, life history, evolution, ecology, and habitat requirements.
Opportunity Focus Areas:
- Big cats conservation
- Environmental Science
Required Languages
Required Languages
English
Eligible Countries
Eligible Countries
EGYPT, TUNISIA, ALGERIA, JORDAN, MOROCCO, SUDAN, IRAQ, SAUDI ARABIA, LEBANON, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, LIBYA, PALESTINE, OMAN, KUWAIT, MAURITANIA, QATAR, BAHRAIN, YEMEN, SOMALIA, TURKEY, CYPRUS, DJIBOUTI, COMOROS, & OTHER COUNTRIES NOT FROM MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA.
Program Period
Program Period
One or two years.
- Project start dates should be a minimum of six months after the submission deadline to ensure any awarded funds are received in time.
Eligibility Requirements (Criteria)
Eligibility Requirements (Criteria)
- You may submit a proposal as the project leader for only one project at a time. You must submit a final report and media from any previous grants for which you were the leader before applying to lead a new project.
- Organizations can apply for grants, but the person within the organization who will lead the project—not the institution—should be the applicant and will be expected to meet the requirements of the grant.
- Students should not submit in their advisor’s name. The individual responsible for carrying out the project should apply and write the application.
- All applicants must be at least 18 years old at the time they submit an application.
- If you have more than five years of full-time, professional experience in the field of your project focus, you do not qualify for an Early Career Grant.
- You must submit a budget with your proposal.
- Early Career Grant applicants need to include the name and contact information of one advisor, mentor, or supervisor.
Notes:
- The text fields in the online form do not allow formatting, so do not use bullets, bold, italics, or special characters.
- All application materials must be in English.
- At this time, National Geographic can not fund work in North Korea, Iran, Syria, and Crimea due to U.S. legal restrictions concerning projects in these countries.
Opportunity Cost
Opportunity Cost
(Prize)
Successful applicants may request up to $100,000.
Note:
- They do not provide funding for weapons or ammunition.
How to Apply
How to Apply
First Step: To prepare your proposal, you will need:
- An understanding of the requirements
- A primary project focus: If you are not sure which category your project falls into then take this Quiz
- Download a sample application
- A curriculum vitae or resume.
- A budget: Review budget guidelines
- Team members and references
Second Step: Visit this Link and scroll down until you find “APPLY NOW”.
Third Step: After clicking on “APPLY NOW”, Mark National Geographic’s Eligibility Requirements before beginning your application then click “I AGREE”.
Fourth step: Fill in your information and submit your CV or resumé in English. Do not include social security numbers, bank details, or any other private information in your CV.
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This Scholarship Published by:
“Shimaa Ahmed Rehab/ Egypt““Gehad Omara/ Egypt“
MARJ3 Fellow
MARJ3 Scholarship Team
