International granting agencies and organisations
- FEAST (Forum for European-Australian Science and Technology Cooperation)
- Marie Curie Actions
- The European 6th Framework Program
- US Department of Energy
- US National Institutes of Health
- US National Science Foundation
- The World Bank (Grants and Tenders)
FEAST works to highlight and increase bilateral and multilateral (including the social sciences) and technology including development, diffusion and transfer, between Australia and Europe.
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- FEAST will be providing more information on access to and effective use of the CORDIS database, to enhance the profile of Australian Science and Technology in Europe.
- FEAST
The Marie Curie Actions are the European Union's human resources and mobility activities, and give researchers at all stages in their career an opportunity to learn from their overseas colleagues.
- The Marie Curie Fellowships Association is the association of scientists (Marie Curie Fellows) who were awarded a mobility research training grant by the European Community.
- Marie Curie Actions
The European Union's Framework Programme encourages participation in European Research and Technological Development.
- The CORDIS web site provides all the information you need to participate in the Sixth Framework Programme. CORDIS is the Community of Research and Development Information Service.
- CORDIS
Science Program Areas:
- Basic Energy Sciences
- High Energy Nuclear Physics
- Advanced Scientific Computing Research
- Fusion Energy Sciences
- Biological and Environmental Research Program
- Energy Research Analyses
- Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research
- DOE
The NIH is the principal health research agency of the US Federal Government and Grants and awards grants for health-related and behavioral research and research training projects or activities. The research grants are awarded for terms ranging from one to five years.
The NSF supports international research and education through a variety of programs in science and engineering.
Each year the World Bank Group lends between US$15-20 billion to developing country governments to fund projects for economic development and poverty reduction.