Comment - about 7 years ago

e.makila@cgiar.org (Ethel Makila, Communications Officer) — Thu, 08 Dec 2016 09:03:59 +0000

Dear Phumelela, generally, that is acceptable. However, once you submit your application, your proposal will be subjected to a review process. Among others, the review establishes whether the BecA-ILRI Hub has the technologies, facilities and expertise that can effectively support your proposed research. The next consideration is whether you have your own funding or want to compete for a BecA-funded ABCF fellowship. If you have own funding, then apply and directly get in touch with capacity building team via email abcfprogram (at) cgiar.org
If you want to compete for a BecA-funded ABCF fellowship, carefully read the fellowship guidelines and submit an application

Link to guidelines: http://hub.africabiosciences.org/media-center/news/505-the-africa-biosciences-challenge-fund-2016-2017-call-for-applications-new-guidelines

Link to guidelines for Cameroon, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda: http://hub.africabiosciences.org/media-center/news/508-the-africa-biosciences-challenge-fund-2016-2017-call-for-applications-guidelines-for-cameroon-ethiopia-kenya-rwanda-tanzania-and-uganda

Comment - about 7 years ago

peacegates@gmail.com (Guest (Phumelela Peace Mwelasi)) — Wed, 07 Dec 2016 15:51:28 +0000

I want to seek for some clarification:

Suppose one is a PhD candidate in the RUFORUM institutions and is only seeking to do a portion of their research (6-12 months) at the BecA-ILRI Hub, is this acceptable?

Kind Regards

Peace

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Comment - about 7 years ago

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