Rising from the Depths Application

Use this page to apply for funding with the Rising from the Depths Network.

Guidance on how to complete the form can be found on our website and within our call document.

This form must be completed in one go, therefore we recommend that you write your answers in a word document and have all supporting documentation ready before you start an application.

Following the application process, we will hold your contact details as personal data for the purposes of communicating information to you about the progress of your application. Once the application process is finished, if unsuccessful, your data will be destroyed. All data will be held in compliance with GDPR regulations. Please read the University of Nottingham Privacy Notice here.

If successful, we may share some of your data with the Arts and Humanities Research Council. We will not share your data with anyone else.

*If you are having issues completing the form, please submit all questions except for the attachments, send all attachments to risingfromthedepths@nottingham.ac.uk*

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Following the application process, we will hold your contact details as personal data for the purposes of communicating information to you about the progress of your application. Once the application process is finished, if unsuccessful, your data will be destroyed. If successful, we may share some of your data with the Arts and Humanities Research Council, but will obtain your permission before we do so. We will not share your data with anyone else. Please ensure you have all of the relevant documentation, as set out on www.risingfromthedepths.com/projectapplication before starting this form. *If you are having issues completing the form, please submit all questions except for the attachments, send all attachments to risingfromthedepths@nottingham.ac.uk* All data will be held in compliance with GPDR regulations, in line with the University of Nottingham's privacy policy which can be found here: https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/utilities/privacy/privacy.aspx#Privacynotices

Applicant data
Applicant and Institutional Data
Host Institution
Division/Department
Host Institution Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

County

Postcode

Country
Host institution contact email
Principal Investigator Name

First name

Last name
Principal Investigator Email
PI Institution
Hours to be spent on the project per week by PI
Upload PI CV (*If you are having issues completing the form, please submit all questions except for the attachments, send all attachments to risingfromthedepths@nottingham.ac.uk*)
Co-Investigator 1 Name

First name

Last name
Co-Investigator 1 Institution
Hours to be spent on the project per week by Co-I 1
Upload Co-I 1 CV
Co-Investigator 2 Name

First name

Last name
Co-Investigator 2 Institution
Hours to be spent on the project per week by Co-I 2
Upload Co-I 2 CV
Co-Investigator 3 Name

First name

Last name
Co-Investigator 3 Institution
Hours to be spent on the project per week by Co-I 3
Upload Co-I 3 CV
List all of the project partners
Project Summary
Grants will be awarded from 1 January 2020, to support projects between 6 and 9 months in duration and must be completed by 31 September 2020.
Project title
Proposed project start date
Proposed project duration (in months)
Total requested, in GBP
Project Aim
Describe the main aim of your project. How does this relate to the overall aim of the Rising from the Depths network to utilise the potential of Marine Culture Heritage (MCH) to create social, economic and cultural benefits for communities in East Africa. (300 words)
Project Aim
Project Summary
Described the proposed research in simple terms, in a way that could be publicised to a general audience. Note, this may be published on the Rising from the Depths website in the event that the grant is awarded. (300 words)
Project Summary
Impact Summary
Outline how your research or activity will directly benefit East African communities and/or society in the short, medium and long term. Is there any wider impact of your research to the UK and globally? Consider how this impact will be delivered. Further information on impact policies and expectations is available on the UKRI website: www.ukri.org/innovation/ (600 words)
Impact Summary
Objectives
The objectives of the proposed project should be listed in order of priority and should be those that the applicant would wish the reviewers to use as the basis for evaluation of work upon completion of any grant awarded. (600 words)
Objectives
Beneficiaries
Please summarise how your proposed research or activity will contribute to knowledge within East Africa, the UK and globally. This includes both the academic impact, such as benefit to other researchers, collaboration, multidisciplinary benefits, or materials to be produced, and tangible benefits to be created for people living in coastal communities in East Africa. (600 words)
Beneficiaries
Overseas Development Assistant
Applications must provide evidence to demonstrate that activities primarily and directly benefit developing countries on the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) list. To be ODA eligible, GCRF activity must address development needs specific to the DAC countries worked with, and must primarily benefit those developing countries. Any benefit to the UK or other developed countries must be a secondary consideration.
1) Which country/countries on the DAC list will directly benefit from this proposal? The DAC list of ODA recipients is available here: http://www.oecd.org/dac/financing-sustainable-development/development-finance-standards/daclist.htm
2) How is your proposal directly and primarily relevant to the development challenges of these countries?
3) How do you expect that the outcome of your proposed activities will promote the economic development and welfare of a country or countries on the DAC list?
Case for support and budget justiciation
More information on the contents of these can be found at: https://risingfromthedepths.com/projectapplication/
1) Case for support Either type your case for support into the box below or attach it as a document, not exceeding 5000 words.* This should cover your aims, methods, project management, ethics, outputs and relation to a larger project, if applicable. You can find guidance on what to include on our website: https://risingfromthedepths.com/projectapplication/ (5000 words)
Case for support Either attach your case for support here or type in above, not exceeding 5000 words. (*If you are having issues completing the form, please submit all questions except for the attachments, send all attachments to risingfromthedepths@nottingham.ac.uk*)
2) Budget justification, find guidance on what to include on our website: https://risingfromthedepths.com/projectapplication/ (750 words)
Supporting documents
Please use this page to submit your supporting documentation, please see our website for guidance on the format and limits for each call size.
Budget form, downloaded from our website: https://risingfromthedepths.com/projectapplication/ (*If you are having issues completing the form, please submit all questions except for the attachments, send all attachments to risingfromthedepths@nottingham.ac.uk*)
Visual Evidence (two sides of A4)
Referee form, downloaded from our website: www.risingfromthedepths.com/projectapplication) (*If you are having issues completing the form, please submit all questions except for the attachments, send all attachments to risingfromthedepths@nottingham.ac.uk*)
Equality and Diversity Monitoring
The information below is needed for measuring equality and diversity monitoring both by the Network and the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
Principal Investigator
Enter the details for the PI
Date of birth (dd/mm/yy)
Gender
Nationality
Ethnic origin
Disability
Co-Investigator 1
Enter the details for the first Co-I
Date of birth (dd/mm/yy)
Gender
Nationality
Ethnic origin
Disability
Co-Investigator 2
If no second Co-I, leave blank
Date of birth (dd/mm/yy)
Gender
Nationality
Ethnic origin
Disability
Co-Investigator 3
If no third Co-Investigator, leave blank
Date of birth (dd/mm/yy)
Gender
Nationality
Ethnic origin
Disability
Declaration
If successful, the Rising from the Depths may ask for additional documentation as proof that your institution meets the eligibility specifications on our call documents and website. You will also be required to provide basic bank account details in order for us to transfer funds.
By ticking below, you confirm that you have the authority of the research/financial office of your institution to submit a grant to the Rising from the Depths Network and that the information submitted is, to the best of your ability, a true and accurate representation.
Confirm

*If you are having issues completing the form, please submit all questions except for the attachments, send all attachments to risingfromthedepths@nottingham.ac.uk*

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