CIFOR-ICRAF call for research proposals

27.02.2023

For more Information, please consult the following PDF Documents:

Factsheet - STATE OF THE FORESTS OF THE CONGO BASIN 2021-print.pdf (1.9 Mo)

Flyer - RESSAC _CALL FOR RESEARCH PROPOSALS v3[2].pdf (559.8 Ko)

Flyer - RESSAC _CALL FOR RESEARCH PROPOSALS_Fr v3[4].pdf (559.2 Ko)

RESSAC is a programme on applied research in ecology and social sciences in support of the sustainable management of Central African forest ecosystems. It is financed by the European Union (EU) and led by the Center for International Forestry Research and the International Center for Research in Agroforestry (CIFOR-ICRAF).

The aim of RESSAC is to direct research over four years (2022-2025) towards “operational solutions” that need to be invented and applied by stakeholders in the field who are confronted with the many challenges of sustainable management of natural resources as part of their duties or their productive activities.

Following an initial call for proposals launched in March 2022, the RESSAC coordination committee is calling on scientific and academic institutions from Central African and European countries, as well as on forest and environmental resource managers from Central Africa, to form a grouping and submit research proposals for RESSAC funding. For this second call for proposals, the RESSAC programme will favour research proposals relating to the social and/or economic sciences.

Proposals should be sent to cifor.cameroon@cifor-icraf.org with a copy to j.mbane@cifor-icraf. org and r.atyi@cifor-icraf.org with “RESSAC 2 grouping proposal” in the subject heading, by 15 April 2023 at the latest.

For more Information, please consult the following PDF Documents:

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