Alvin Ang and Jeremiah Opiniano from the University of Santo Tomas, the
Philippines, receiving the first prize in the 2010 Japanese Award for
Outstanding Research on Development in Bogotá, Colombia, January
2011.
Since its inception in 2000, GDN has awarded roughly US$ 2.2
million in research and travel grants to finalists and
winners. Winners are chosen by an eminent jury at GDN's
Annual Global Development Conference. The forthcoming 13th
Annual Global Development Conference will be held in
Budapest, Hungary in June 2012.
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Japanese Award for Outstanding Research on Development - This Award is
for applicants submitting research proposals that are seeking to explore
any of the three research themes (details below) in an original and
innovative way.
Prizes: First Prize: US$ 30,000; Second Prize: US$ 5,000
Medals for Research on Development - These Medals are for completed
research papers of outstanding nature on any of the three research
themes (details below).
Prizes: First Prize: US$ 10,000; Second prize: US$ 5,000
RESEARCH THEMES: The Interactive Economy and Urban Development Urban
Externalities (Contagious Disease, Congestion and Crime) and Urban
Poverty? The Enabling Environment – Housing, Transportation and
Infrastructure
Japanese Award for Most Innovative Development Project - This Award
provides an opportunity to development projects being executed in the
field to scale-up their work through grant funding. This Award is not
theme based.
Prizes: First Prize: US$ 30,000; Second prize: US$ 5,000
Deadline for all 3 categories: 31 January, 2012
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engaging policymakers, media and other key stakeholders in their results.
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