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Call for Research – GIA Concept Note

We would like to invite all interested faculty to form teams and submit research proposals that are interdisciplinary and collaborative. These also must be aligned with the Commission’s priority research areas for the year, namely:

– Conflict/Peace and and Development and Human Rights
– Children’s Rights
– Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights
– Violations Against Right to Life
– Human Rights and Governance

Chosen researches will be awarded a maximum of five hundred thousand pesos (P 500,000).

The concept note form must be accomplished by the Project Leader (Lead Researcher) and submitted with the following attachments:

– Budget Program Summary*
– Workplan*
– Curriculum Vitae of the team members (maximum of 4)
– Other necessary documentation/clearances (e.g. University Research Council Office (URC) and/or Institutional Research Ethics Board (IRB) approval certificate)

*Included in the Concept Note document file

Download the form here: https://tinyurl.com/CHRGrantConcept

Email all documents to the Research and Knowledge Management Division at chrp.research@gmail.com with the subject GIA Proposal_(Institution)_Project Leader by 30 June 2019 (Sunday). You may contact us through this number: (02) 927 6254 / 927 4033.

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