ANNOUNCEMENT

Applications for the 2024-25 collaborative research grants have closed! Thank you to everyone who submitted a grant for consideration. Due to an exceptionally high volume of applications, the selection committee hope to share outcomes in mid-September. Thank you for your patience.

About the grants

The grants are a joint initiative between ANU Indonesia Project and the SMERU Research Institute. The Research Grants aim to identify and develop emerging Indonesian researchers, stimulate and foster relationships between Indonesian and Australian institutions, and contribute to important and high-quality research projects led by emerging or early career Indonesian researchers. The grants must align with the main research themes of the Indonesia Project: (i) trade and industry, (ii) politics and governance, (iii) agriculture, resources and the environment, (iv) climate change, (v) social policy and human capital, and (vi) gender Equality, disability and social inclusion.

Gender equality and inclusion are considered key components of the Indonesia Project’s research and outreach activities. As such, all applicants should consider research proposals that apply a gender and inclusivity lens or consider problem statement with explicit identification of how the problem impacts men, women, or people with a disability and what the barriers are.

The Project strongly encourages women, researchers with disability, and researchers from diverse backgrounds to apply for these grants.