Introduction If you work in education, training, youth work or non-profit development — or if you’re a university student, teacher or parent interested in international cooperation — Erasmus+ partnership grants…

Introduction If you’re reading this, you’re probably looking for two things: concrete support for education or livelihoods, and a clear path to apply for it. The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR)…

Introduction If you work with refugees—or want to—2025 is a year to think big and act smart. UNHCR’s Global Appeal and focused innovation funds in 2025 aim to channel resources…

Introduction Big tech companies fund research in two ways: quietly sponsoring PhD students and faculty, and publicly launching programs and accelerators that invite collaboration. IBM does both. From PhD fellowships…

Introduction Maternal and child health sits at the moral and technical heart of global development. When mothers survive and infants thrive, communities prosper: school attendance rises, long-term cognitive and economic…

Introduction Global health research has shifted. After the COVID-19 pandemic, funders and policymakers agreed on two things: (1) health research must be equitable—produced and led by researchers in the countries…

Introduction Climate impacts are no longer hypothetical. Floods, droughts, degraded fisheries, and rapidly shifting weather are changing lives and livelihoods today. Yet many of the best local solutions — community-led…

Introduction If you’re an educator, NGO leader, vocational trainer, or small university team looking to scale collaborative learning across borders, the Erasmus+ Partnership Grants 2025 are one of the most…

Introduction Applying for NIH funding can feel like learning a new language: there are activity codes (R01, R21, K99, F31), application forms, peer review rules, institutional registrations, and — in…