AMBSO Impact Research Initiative — 2026 Call
Public Health, Artificial Intelligence, Gerontology and research grant from Africa Medical and Behavioral Sciences Organization
Closed on Friday, Oct 2
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Fund pilot studies and early research addressing public-health priorities, including infectious disease, AI diagnostics, digital health, cancer, maternal health, mental health and healthy ageing. Proposals should generate evidence useful for health policy and practice. Submit the English EOI, budget and investigator CVs together as one PDF by 2 October 2026, 18:00 EAT. The linked Google submission form requires sign-in.
Eligibility
Career stage: Not stated
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Covers: Up to USD 10,000 per project for at most 18 months: direct research costs including protocols, ethics, data collection and management, community engagement and technical support. No overheads, institutional administration or continuation funding.
Host location: Worldwide
The call explicitly permits applicants and implementation worldwide, including outside Uganda.
Reviewed Sep 25, 2026. Check the funder’s full conditions before applying.
Researchers and academic or research institutions may apply. Independent researchers need institutional affiliation; doctoral students participate within a faculty-PI-led team. For-profit, political and lobbying organisations are excluded.
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