Brief description:
Emerald and AFAM (Africa Academy of Management), in association with INASP and the International Academy of African Business and Development (IAABD), are delighted to offer a research grant for an African project in the field of management research.
Field of research:
Applications should address the following theme: Fostering a research culture driven by growth and sustainability in Africa.
Number of Awards:
Not specified
Benefits:
The award will offer £2,500 (approximately US$4,000 equivalent) to fund the winning research project.
Eligibility:
At least one member of the research team must be based in Africa.
Judging criteria
Each application will be judged, by a panel of experts, on the criteria below. The research must:
- Be of significance, and in particular, illustrate how it will benefit the social good
- Demonstrate originality and innovation
- Make an outstanding contribution to theory and its application
- Illustrate the appropriateness and application of the methodology
- Demonstrate sound implications for theory and practice
Application instructions:
Each proposal must be submitted using the online application form. Please be aware that all entries must be uploaded by the online application form by 30 August 2019. There will be no allowances given for late entries.
The following documents will be required electronically:
- A summary stating specific goals, outcomes and benefits of the research. This should not exceed 2,000 words (note that tables, figures, appendices and reference lists if provided do NOT count towards the 2,000 word total).
- A covering letter containing full contact details (affiliation, full address, telephone number/s and email address) for all researchers involved in the project. Please state clearly which researcher will be the main point of contact.
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- Display clearly a statement of purpose and intent
- State clearly the methodology(ies) applied and explicitly describe the research process
- State expected research outcomes and expected impact and possible application
- Specify the expected timescales of the research process
- Outline projected costs and total research grant required.