The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) calls for enhanced role of science and technology for evidence based decision-making. It also urges the need for innovation and partnership, which is linked to practise and diverse stakeholders. IRDR, with its mandate for integrated and trans-disciplinary research, would like to promote capacity building of young professionals, and encourage them to undertake innovative and needs based research which makes science-policy and science-practice linkages stronger.
WORTH
Once selected, as fellow can be an “IRDR Young Scientist” for a period of maximum three years. The fellow will receive the following benefits:
- Link to IRDR network of professionals and practitioners
- Access to IRDR Scientific Committee (SC) for academic support / advice
- Participation in IRDR related training programs (there would be a different selection process for each of the training program)
- A certificate for IRDR Young Scientist upon successful completion
ELIGIBILITY
In order to apply, applicants must:
- Be 40 or less than 40 years on the date of application
- There is no bar on nationality
- Be affiliated with an academic program (either master or doctorate) either as a student or as a young faculty.
- Have a research related to disaster risk reduction and its link to broader environment and development issues.
- Be endorsed by academic supervisor (for student) or head of the department /graduate school (for the young faculties).
DEADLINE: December 10 2016
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