the SDGs that it addresses and how it contributes to their achievement,.A description of the proposed project including.Proposal Cover Sheet including a one-paragraph abstract of the proposed project/collaboration.Proposals should include the following elements: Note: The budget is not subject to indirect costs. Services (conference fees, computer services, etc.) Travel and Entertainment (facility rentals/costs, food, transportation, etc.).Salaries for full-time university employees CANNOT be included in the budget. Payment to personnel is closely governed by UC policies.Personnel (salaries, honoraria for speakers, etc.).The budget can include the following categories and must be accompanied by a budget narrative: Please use the budget worksheet on the cover page to develop your budget in accordance with UC and UC Davis policies and, when possible, in conversation with your departmental staff who will be administering an award if granted. Proposed activities should take place between March 2023 and March 2025. Both Centers focus on expanding the presence of women and underrepresented faculty in those disciplines. CAMPOS and CAMPSSAH have as their mission to encompass the multicultural perspectives of academic faculty in STEM as well as social science, arts, and humanities.One award will be reserved for CAMPOS/ CAMPSSAH scholars.One award will go to a proposal that is clearly focused on SDG 10.3: “Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies, and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies, and action in this regard.”.One award will go to a proposal that is clearly focused on climate change ( SDG 13).Two awards are open for projects that focus on any one or more of the 17 SDGs.We expect to fund up to five awards of up to $7,500 this year. Including undergraduate and graduate students in grant activities is highly encouraged, but they may not serve as project leads. Ideally, teams will include at least one international co-lead/collaborator and will represent a range of disciplines and experiences. Proposals are encouraged from diverse groups of PIs/co-leads of whom the primary PI must be UC Davis faculty. UC Davis Academic Senate and Academic Federation members from any UC Davis location are eligible to apply. Proposals for both virtual and in-person events are welcome. These can take place either on the UC Davis campus, in the community, or in other venues around the world with UC Davis partnering as a visible, co-lead and/or organizer. Grant funding supports workshops, seminars, speaker series, knowledge sharing, trainings, or other kinds of events or activities.
climate change, addressing poverty, hunger or socioeconomic inequality) and/or the multifaceted cultural and societal contexts that need to be understood to approach complex problems in holistic ways. in Latin America, Asia, Europe, Africa, etc.) and/or a particular SDG-oriented challenge (e.g. Proposals might advance the achievement of the SDGs in different ways, including but not limited to generating innovative collaborative projects or approaches that focus on specific SDGs in a particular region of the world (e.g. Successful grants reinforce campus commitments to global collaboration, diversity, equity and inclusion principles, and social and environmental sustainability and are grounded in addressing directly the systemic inequities at the core of the SDGs.
Potential partners include universities, research entities, NGOs, private sector organizations, or others who can help UC Davis further the creative exploration of how the SDGs provide a common language and platform for tackling challenges both locally and globally. Grants are co-led by diverse, interdisciplinary teams of UC Davis faculty working equitably and sustainably alongside local and/or international partners. The purpose of the SDG grants is to advance inclusive global dialogues and projects that contribute to the achievement of the SDGs.
These challenges are complex, and to address them requires multi-disciplinary, transdisciplinary, multi-stakeholder collaborations. The Grants for Advancing Sustainable Development Goals facilitate faculty engagement with economic, social, and environmental issues that are critical to humankind at the local, regional, national, and international levels. Global Affairs, the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Sustainability and Grand Challenges are pleased to announce the call for grants to promote multidisciplinary collaborations focused on advancing one or more of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Advancing UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) The 2022 Call for Proposals for the Grants for Advancing Sustainable Development Goals is now open! Submissions will be accepted between OctoJanuary 9, 2023.
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