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IDRC Training Awards

Training awards are given for long-term training of citizens of developing countries, usually for a graduate degree program. These awards are only given in the context of an IDRC project or program and can be given for project-related, program development, or institutional development reasons. Priority is given to providing training in the home country/region or in another developing country.

IDRC does not accept applications for training awards, as these are given in the context of existing IDRC projects or programs. Candidates must either be Canadian citizens/permanent residents or citizens of a developing country and must have completed their formal training. Interested individuals should submit a letter of intent to an IDRC program officer working in their area of interest.

PO Box 8500
Ottawa, ON K1G 3H9
Canada

info@idrc.ca

http://www.idrc.ca/
awards/#Individual

Research Fellowships

Research Fellowships of six months to two years duration are granted for research in areas that accord with IDRC's Corporate Program Framework. These fellowships are not offered on a regular basis but are awarded at the discretion of the Centre. Research Fellowships can be held at a relevant developing country institution, or at any of IDRC's offices.

Candidates must either be Canadian citizens/permanent residents or citizens of a developing country and must have completed their formal training. Interested individuals should submit a letter of intent to an IDRC program officer working in their area of interest.

PO Box 8500
Ottawa, ON K1G 3H9
Canada

info@idrc.ca

http://www.idrc.ca/
awards/#Individual


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