REACH is launching a call for proposals for an African postdoctoral fellowship in Groundwater Management. Up to £60,000 of funding will be available until December 2019 for a researcher to help deliver improved water security in Sub-Saharan Africa by investigating what evidence exists for water-related economic drag in Ethiopia’s highly significant Awash basin.
Application Deadline: 20th July 2018, 17:00 UCT
Eligible Countries: African countries
About the Award: The REACH Programme is a 7-year, £15m programme funded by the UK’s Department for International Development (DfID). This project, led by the University of Oxford, involves a research consortium of global leaders in water science, policy and practice.
The REACH programme aims to make five million poor people ‘water secure’ by 2022.
REACH is launching a call for proposals for an African postdoctoral fellowship in groundwater. Up to £60,000 of funding will be available until December 2019 for a researcher to contribute to the promotion of equitable water resource management in the Awash basin. A lack of understanding of groundwater availability and sustainability, including groundwater-surface water interactions, currently limits decision making in this area. The Fellow will contribute to addressing this challenge by designing and undertaking independent research to develop a decision support tool that integrates surface and groundwater resources that is useable by MOWIE and AwBA.
Type: Fellowship
Eligibility: These Fellowships are intended for early to mid-career academics and researchers. Applicants must
Number of Awards: 1
Value of Award:
Duration of Program: Projects are expected to begin as soon as possible after award. All projects should be finalised by December 2019.
How to Apply: Please read carefully the Guidance Notes which include information on the Fellowship, on the application process, and on the evaluation criteria.
The following documents will be required as part of your proposal:
Proposals must be submitted to reachfunding@ouce.ox.ac.uk by 17:00 UCT, 20 July 2018.
Visit the Program Webpage for Details
Award Providers: UK Department for International Development
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