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International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (Funding programme)
4-H Paradigm: Animal Health, Environmental Health, Human Health, Plant Health
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Principles for promoting technology transfer (Funding programme)
The agricultural, forestry and food sector should receive by promoting the chance to integrate the existing research and development potential directly in the development and introduction of innovative products, processes and technologies. The projects are intended to serve the sustainable economic empowerment in rural areas.
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Funding Programme of the Association of South German cattle breeding and insemination organizations (Funding programme)
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Federal Foreign Office - Funding (Funding programme)
The Federal Foreign Office represents Germany’s interests to the world. It promotes international exchange and offers protection and assistance to Germans abroad.
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BMBF - Ideas competition 'New Products for the bio-economy' (Funding programme)
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BMBF - FONA (Research for Sustainable Development) - Economics of climate change (Funding programme)
The BMBF funding priority 'Economics of Climate Change' is extremely important in providing empirical, action-based knowledge for dealing with climate change. To this end, the funding priority pursues a mainly economic approach. Since the end of 2011 / beginning of 2012 the BMBF is funding 27 projects with a total of 15.5 million €. The chose projects particularily relate to policy, are...
Funding period: 2011 -
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BMEL - Strategy for protein crops (Funding programme)
The aim of the protein crop strategy is to promote the cultivation and use of local protein-rich legumes (Leguminosae). It focuses on the ecosystem services of legumes for soil, climate and biodiversity and their contribution to boosting the supply of protein for humans and animals from local production. The competitive position of legumes should be strengthened by the protein crop strategy. To...
Funding period: 2014 - 2018
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Leibniz Competition (Funding programme)
The Leibniz Competition (formerly SAW Procedure) is a competitive tool for allocating research funding within the Leibniz Association. Leibniz institutions compete directly with one another, submitting a maximum of one application per year for a project under one of the five funding lines. These funding lines are based on the objectives of the Joint Initiative for Research and Innovation. As a...
Funding period: 2011 - 2015