getting familiar with the call for proposals on the …...getting familiar with the call for...
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Getting Familiar with the
Call for Proposals on the GTI
Training Courses to be hosted in
Developing Countries in 2018
WED. 01 NOV. 10 AM EST
WEBINAR
AGENDA
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Changes
that we can
make
Global
capacity
Minimalist
requirements
Application
procedure
Application
form
Selection
criteria
Wrap up
Useful tips to
prepare the
proposals
Questions
and
answers
Open floor
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CHANGES that we can make
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Governments and citizens can be equipped with DNA technologies
Barriers of conservation at the Governments and community are lifted
Contribution to global conservation, economy and security
Technical and scientific skills/knowledge are shared
Taxonomic impediment is removed, and Aichi Targets become achievable
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Global Capacity: National Involvement in the
DNA Barcoding Effort
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Minimalist
Requirements
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Application package
– application form;
– endorsement letter signed by the CBD Primary National Focal Point;
– endorsement letter signed by the hosting institution;
– endorsement letter signed by external funders/sponsors (optional).
• Package to be sent through the CBD Primary National Focal Point to [email protected]
• Draft proposal: 15 November 2017
• Deadline: 30 November 2017
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Connect with your CBD Primary National Focal Point as
earlier as possible.
Demonstrate clear links to the Aichi Biodiversity Targets, the
NBSAP of your country, and the GTI Capacity-building
Strategy.
Submit your draft proposal by 15 November: our team will
review it and offer useful feedback to strengthen your final
proposal.
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• What if I submit a proposal and other institutes in my country are planning to submit a proposal too?
• Should we collaborate and submit a joint proposal?
• Can one country submit more than one proposals?
• What is the difference between lead applicant and co-applicant?
• Can/do they have equal rights, project and financial responsibilities?
• We have a lab with basic equipment for molecular work (DNA extraction, PCR). Is that enough?
If you have inquiries or need
assistance on any aspect of the call
for proposal, please contact:
CBD Secretariat
Junko Shimura ([email protected])
Fabiana Spinelli ([email protected])
BIO-UG
Alex Borisenko ([email protected])
Adriana Radulovici ([email protected])
THANK YOU!