UNESCO is inviting applications for MAB young scientists awards
for developing countries. Each year MAB provides awards of up to US$
5,000 to 10 young researchers. These awards are awarded for carrying out
interdisciplinary research in line with UNESCO’s Man and the Biosphere
(MAB) Programme. Priority is given to projects carried out in biosphere
reserves. To be eligible for these awards, candidates must not be older
than 40 years of age (at the closing date of the application) and must
accept to submit reports of Award-funded research to the MAB Secretariat
in Paris and to their MAB National Committees. The deadline for
submission of application forms for the 2014 MAB Young Scientists Awards
is 31 October 2013.
About Scholarship: Since 1989 MAB has been providing 10 young researchers each year with awards of up to US$ 5,000 in support of their research on ecosystems, natural resources and biodiversity. Through the MAB Young Scientists Awards, MAB is investing in a new generation of scientists worldwide because we think well-trained and committed young people are key to addressing ecological and sustainability issues.
Study: The MAB Young Scientists Awards targets young researchers carrying out interdisciplinary research in line with UNESCO’s Man and the Biosphere (MAB) Programme. Priority is given to projects carried out in biosphere reserves. Course Level: Awards are available to young researchers for carrying out interdisciplinary research in or outside their own country. Scholarship by: UNESCO Location: Applicant’s home country and Abroad
Eligibility:
-To be eligible, award applications must be made on the MAB Young Scientists Award application form (in English or French) and be endorsed by the applicant’s MAB National Committee, which may endorse only two applications per year from applicants who are not older than 40 years of age (at the closing date of the application).
-Priority is given to interdisciplinary projects carried out in biosphere reserves designated under the Man and the Biosphere Programme or potential biosphere reserves.
-Applicants from developed countries are eligible for Awards only in exceptional cases.
-Candidates must accept to submit reports of Award-funded research to the MAB Secretariat in Paris and to their MAB National Committees, and agree to the possibility of UNESCO publishing the results of their research.
Scholarship Open for: Applicants from developing countries are encouraged to apply. Applicants from developed countries are eligible for Awards only in exceptional cases.
Number of awards: Since 1989 MAB has been providing 10 young researchers each year.
Duration: Research supported by an Award should be completed within two years.
Value: The awards are set at a maximum of US$5,000 each.
Apply: Please fill in and sign your application and mail it to your MAB National Committee in your home country for endorsement before it is sent to UNESCO.
Deadline: The deadline for submission of application forms for the 2014 MAB Young Scientists Awards is 31 October 2013.
Further Information: http://www.unesco.org/new/en/natural-sciences/environment/ecological-sciences/man-and-biosphere-programme/awards-and-prizes/mab-young-scientists-awards/
About Scholarship: Since 1989 MAB has been providing 10 young researchers each year with awards of up to US$ 5,000 in support of their research on ecosystems, natural resources and biodiversity. Through the MAB Young Scientists Awards, MAB is investing in a new generation of scientists worldwide because we think well-trained and committed young people are key to addressing ecological and sustainability issues.
Study: The MAB Young Scientists Awards targets young researchers carrying out interdisciplinary research in line with UNESCO’s Man and the Biosphere (MAB) Programme. Priority is given to projects carried out in biosphere reserves. Course Level: Awards are available to young researchers for carrying out interdisciplinary research in or outside their own country. Scholarship by: UNESCO Location: Applicant’s home country and Abroad
Eligibility:
-To be eligible, award applications must be made on the MAB Young Scientists Award application form (in English or French) and be endorsed by the applicant’s MAB National Committee, which may endorse only two applications per year from applicants who are not older than 40 years of age (at the closing date of the application).
-Priority is given to interdisciplinary projects carried out in biosphere reserves designated under the Man and the Biosphere Programme or potential biosphere reserves.
-Applicants from developed countries are eligible for Awards only in exceptional cases.
-Candidates must accept to submit reports of Award-funded research to the MAB Secretariat in Paris and to their MAB National Committees, and agree to the possibility of UNESCO publishing the results of their research.
Scholarship Open for: Applicants from developing countries are encouraged to apply. Applicants from developed countries are eligible for Awards only in exceptional cases.
Number of awards: Since 1989 MAB has been providing 10 young researchers each year.
Duration: Research supported by an Award should be completed within two years.
Value: The awards are set at a maximum of US$5,000 each.
Apply: Please fill in and sign your application and mail it to your MAB National Committee in your home country for endorsement before it is sent to UNESCO.
Deadline: The deadline for submission of application forms for the 2014 MAB Young Scientists Awards is 31 October 2013.
Further Information: http://www.unesco.org/new/en/natural-sciences/environment/ecological-sciences/man-and-biosphere-programme/awards-and-prizes/mab-young-scientists-awards/
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