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X-WR-CALNAME;VALUE=TEXT:Harvard Global Institute Grants: Expression of Interest Deadline
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SUMMARY:Harvard Global Institute Grants: Expression of Interest Deadline
DESCRIPTION:<p>	<strong><a href="https://globalinstitute.harvard.edu/grants-process">Harvard Global Institute Grants</a><br>Expression of Interest Deadline: December 15, 2017<br>Full Proposal Deadline (if invited): March 30, 3017<br>Award Amount for Small Grants: $50,000-$100,000 annually for 1-2 years<br>Award Amount for Large Grants: $500,000-$1M annually for 1-2 years<br>Target Applicants: The principal investigator must be an active tenure-stream faculty member. Students and postdoctoral scholars may participate in a grant under the supervisory auspices of the faculty member who applies for an award.</strong></p><p>	In the 2018–19 academic year, HGI will fund research projects in China and India that have the potential for impact both locally and globally. Project activities are not limited to the Harvard campus but also include work that happens in China and/or India. Faculty conducting research in China have access to space at the <a href="https://shanghaicenter.harvard.edu/">Harvard Center Shanghai</a>, and HGI encourages project teams to make use of the Center as a convening site. Faculty from across the Schools who are already working on China and/or India-related topics, as well as those who wish to begin doing so, are invited to apply for funding by submitting preliminary expressions of interest (EOIs).</p><p>	Funding will be provided at two levels:</p><ul>	<li>		<strong>Large grants</strong> will support multi-faculty, cross-School, cross-discipline, integrative projects on problems or issues of global relevance that build on existing research and include significant collaboration with scholars in China. The goal is to help innovative research “scale up” and “scale out.” There should thus be a substantial track record of prior work upon which a more ambitious project would be developed. Ideally, such a project should represent not just quantitative enhancement of previous research, but qualitative transformation of that research through heightened collaboration with colleagues in other Schools, disciplines, and countries	</li>	<li>		<strong>Small grants</strong> will support innovative, interdisciplinary projects that, like the large grants, focus on issues of global significance that would be unlikely to find funding from other sources. Funding is available at this level for projects with a focus on China and/or on India, or for comparative work. The majority of the funding, however, is available for projects that are related to China.	</li></ul>
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