Highlands and Islands Climate Change Community Grant - Researcher EOI form
Researcher Expression of Interest
Our Highlands and Islands Climate Change Community
grant
will support
and connect communities in the Highlands and Islands to work with a researcher and build mutually beneficial relationships to explore how to take local action on climate change.
Grants of up to £5,000 will be available to community groups to run a project or activity on a local climate change issue that benefits their community and involves working with a researcher.
Activity will run from September 2023 to March 2024.
If you’re a researcher, you can register your interest here to keep updated, find out more about the grant and potentially be matched with communities based on developing interests. Researchers will be matched with communities in June 2023, once the funded projects have been decided.
ProgramID
GAUID
CampaignID
Contact Information
First Name
Surname
Institute or organisation, if applicable
Job/role (if relevant)
Contact email address
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About your research
What area(s) of climate change does your research cover?
Food and farming
Sustainable transport
Sustainable power
Housing
Resource management and consumption
Biodiversity and the natural environment
Other
Please briefly tell us about your other area of research.
In a few lines, can you tell us a bit about your research?
If you have a website, you can also link it here.
Have you engaged with communities about your work before?
Yes
No
Please select which apply to you
One-off lectures and talks
One-off workshops or activities
Longer-term projects/partnerships
Other
Please briefly tell us the other ways in which you've previously engaged communities with your work.
In a few lines, please tell us about your motivation for working with communities, in particular those that are underrepresented
in science, research and innovation, and climate change activity.
[
For this grant we are prioritising supporting
people from ethnic minority backgrounds, speakers of minoritised languages and people living in communities that face deprivation, including those disadvantaged in terms of education and income].
Further information
How did you hear about this funding scheme?
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Facebook
Twitter
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Newsletter
Word of Mouth
Local media or Press
Email
Other
Please tell us how you heard about this funding scheme
And who did you hear it from?
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British Science Association
Community Engagement Network
The Ideas Fund
Science Ceilidh
Researcher/Institution
Local Highlands and Islands Organisation
Other
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