Awards & grants

As a result of the 2010/2011 Call for proposals for the Integrated Programmes scheme the following programmes have been awarded with a grant in June 2011:

• Sensors, Empowerment, and Accountability in Tanzania (SEMA)
• THE TRANSNATIONALISATION OF LOCAL WATER BATTLES: Water accumulation by agribusinesses in Peru and Ecuador and the politics of corporate social responsibility
• Communities and institutions for flood resilience: enhancing knowledge and capacity to manage flood risk in the Bangladeshi and Dutch Deltas
• Mining governance, conflict transformation and sustainable development in DRC

As a result of the 2010 Call for proposals for the Integrated Programmes scheme the following programmes have been awarded with a grant in December 2010:

• Development as a Trojan Horse? Foreign Large-scale Land Acquisitions in Ethiopia, Madagascar and Uganda
• Gulf-state concessions in Indonesia and the Philippines: Contested control of agricultural land and foodcrops
• Positive Deviance as a Catalyst for Sustainable Food Production and Nutrition in the Andes
• Escaping the middle-income country trap: targeted and pragmatic policies for technological upgrading and worker-inclusive industrial strategies as drawn from firm-level analysis of the Philippines and Thailand.

As a result of the 2009/2010 Call for proposals for the Integrated Programmes scheme the following programmes have been awarded with a grant in June 2010:

• Understanding the current wave in globalisation: the segmented outcomes of offshore service development in Mumbai and Manila
• Experimenting for Sustainability in India and Thailand: A transitions perspective on sustainable electricity and mobility initiatives
• Linking local action to international climate agreements in the tropical dry forests of Mexico
• GROUNDING LAND GOVERNANCE - Land Conflicts, Local Governance and Decentralization in Post-Conflict Uganda, Burundi and Southern Sudan  

As a result of the 2009 Call for proposals for the Integrated Programmes scheme the following programmes have been awarded with a grant in December 2009:

• Open source and commons in India and the Netherlands: New perspectives for development?
• PARASITE: Preparing African Rice Farmers Against Parasitic Weeds in a Changing Environment
• Safe drinking water in Bangladesh: an integrated framework assessing acceptability, social-technological feasibility and sustainability of hand-pump subsurface arsenic removal in diverse settings of rural Bangladesh
• The System of Rice Intensification (SRI) as a socio-economic and technical movement in India

As a result of the 2008/2009 Call for proposals for the Integrated Programmes scheme the following programmes have been awarded with a grant in June 2009:

• Nanotechnologies for development in India, Kenya and The Netherlands: Towards a framework for democratic governance of risks in developing countries
• Legal Empowerment as a means to development? A political-legal study of rights invocation by pollution victims in China and Indonesia
• The impact of non-tuberculous mycobacteria and host genetics on immunological responsiveness (resistance/susceptibility) of Cattle and African Buffaloes to BCG vaccination and Mycobacterium bovis infection in South Africa
• Provincial Globalisation: The Impact of Reverse Transnational Flows in India's Regional Towns
• Competing Hegemonies: Foreign-dominated processes of development in Cambodia

As a result of the 2008 Call for proposals for the Integrated Programmes scheme the following programmes have been awarded with a grant in December 2008:

• Becoming a nation of readers in Timor-Leste: Language policy and adult literacy development in a multilingual context
• Effects of transnational child-raising arrangements on life-chances of children, migrant parents and caregivers in Ghana and the Netherlands
• Filling the Gap: Social institutions and AIDS in Kenya, Tanzania and Zambia
• Conflict and Environment in North-Lebanon: A longitudinal study of environmental and socio-economic mitigation processes in conflict-affected areas
• EIOA: An Earth Observation- and Integrated Assessment approach to the governance of Lake Naivasha

As a result of the 2007/2008 Call for proposals for the Integrated Programmes scheme the following programmes have been awarded with a grant in June 2008:

• Biomass for fuel: Opportunity or threat to food and feed security, Case studies for farms in Brazil and Mozambique
• COOPERATIVES & CHAINS: Linking Smallholder Organisation to Agricultural Markets
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  Leishmaniasis in Suriname
• Scaling-up Sustainable Land Management in the highlands of Kenya and Tanzania

As a result of the 2007 Call for proposals for the Integrated Programmes scheme the following programmes have been awarded with a grant in December 2007:

• Development of a new cost- & time effective methodology to upscale demand for health insurance among the poor in India
• In Search of Sustainable Catchments and Basin-wide Solidarities; Transboundary Water Management of the Blue Nile River Basin
• Mobile Africa Revisited: A comparative study of the relationship between new communication technologies and social spaces (Chad, Mali, Cameroon, Angola)
• Struggling for water security: Social mobilization for the defence of water rights in Peru and Ecuador

As a result of the 2006/2007 Call for proposals for the Integrated Programmes scheme the following programmes have been awarded with a grant in June 2007:

• Classical biological control of the invasive coconut mite in Africa and Asia
• Exploitation or eutrophication as threats for fisheries?
• Farm Dwellers, the Forgotten People? Consequences of Conversions to Private Wildlife Production in KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape’
• Linking food aid and food security in Ethiopia
• Reaching the poor in Ghana's National Health Insurance Scheme
• Using spatial information infrastructure in urban governance networks