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The AI for Reproductive Health in Sub-Saharan Africa Innovation Challenge 2026 is a high-impact program that brings together African data scientists, developers, and health professionals to build AI-powered solutions addressing critical maternal and reproductive health challenges.
The €100,000 L’Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science Program invites nominations for the 2027 International Awards to recognize outstanding women researchers for their contributions to scientific advancement worldwide.
The $5,000 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) MAB Young Scientist Awards 2026 is a global initiative that supports the next generation of researchers working on ecological and sustainability challenges through innovative studies on ecosystems, natural resources, and biodiversity.
The $5,000 SCAR Visiting Scholar Scheme is a globally recognised initiative aimed at fostering collaboration between researchers from diverse backgrounds and institutions.
Explore opportunities for women entrepreneurs, creatives, and scientists, including grants, fellowships, prizes, accelerators, and mentorship programs designed to support women-led businesses, innovation, research, and creative work globally. Total Funding Available: $191,000+
The $150,000 Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Research Grant Program is accepting applications to support an early-career scientist conducting impactful research projects focused on biodiversity and conservation in Africa.
The L’Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science Sub-Saharan Africa Programme 2026 is requesting applications to support women researchers across the region with up to €15,000 to become part of a prestigious scientific community.
Explore 6 fellowship opportunities supporting emerging leaders, scientists, artists, and development professionals working in research, community impact, health, and the arts.
The $25,000 UNESCO-Equatorial Guinea Fellowship supports young African women scientists in the life sciences to advance research and promote equal opportunities in scientific careers.
The $30,000 SciLifeLab and Science Prize for Young Scientists recognizes outstanding doctoral research in life sciences and supports early-career scientists by offering global recognition, publication opportunities and financial rewards.
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