Graduate Student Research Grant (GSRG)

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As part of its engagement with academia, Childreach Nepal implemented the Graduate Student Research Grant (GSRG) programme in partnership with UNICEF Nepal to reach out to and support graduate students.

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The GSRG aims to award grants and strategic mentoring services to graduate students for their thesis and dissertation studies on issues related to children and women. Following a call for submissions a selection committee reviews the research proposals and makes award decisions. Research outcomes are shared with stakeholders including high level decision-makers through a national conference. Publication of the studies will also be disseminated via various platforms. Graduate students from any University/College whose thesis or dissertation proposal has been approved by their institution or are in mid-way research are eligible to apply.

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Objective

to support young researchers in the field of Social Sciences continue their research, which can be a valid source of information on current policy performance and the basis for new policy framework in the near future.

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June 2014 - December 2016