APNI 2022 Young African Phosphorus Fellowship Award Program for African Researchers

The African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) has announced a new fellowship program to encourage scientific programs relevant to understanding and improving phosphorus (P) management in African agro-ecosystems. Awards of USD $5,000 each will be conferred to five early-career scientists working in an African NARES institution (National Agricultural Research and Extension System) or African university. The award is to encourage scientific programs relevant to understanding and
improving phosphorus (P) management in agro-ecosystems.

• About African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI)
• APNI Young African Phosphorus Fellowship Award Program
• Aim and Benefits of APNI Young African Phosphorus Fellowship Award Program
• Requirements for APNI Young African Phosphorus Fellowship Award Program Qualification
• Documents Required for Application
• Application Deadline
• How to Apply

About African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI)

The African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) is a not-for-profit research and education institute established in March, 2019. APNI's mission is to develop and promote sustainable plant nutrition management and innovation through research, education, and extension.

APNI Young African Phosphorus Fellowship Award Program

• Type College School
• OrganisationAfrican Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI)
• Country to study -
• School to study -
• Course to study Not specified
• State of Origin
• Gender Men and Women
• Application Deadline June 30, 2022

Aim and Benefits of APNI Young African Phosphorus Fellowship Award Program

• The Young African Phosphorus Fellowship will confer awards of $5,000 (U.S. Dollars) to five early-career scientists working in either a National Agricultural Research and Extension System (NARES) institution or African university.

Requirements for APNI Young African Phosphorus Fellowship Award Program Qualification

• Scientists working at an African NARES institution or university who are age 40 or younger at the time of application are eligible for the Fellowship.
• Applicants must submit a creative proposal that addresses current knowledge gaps or synthesizes existing information leading to improved P management. Include a description of how the award will be used (such as to support research activities and/or support travel) to achieve the proposal objectives.
• Evidence of any scientific partnerships and institutional collaboration will be reviewed favourably.

Documents Required for Application

You will need to submit the following materials in English or French:

• A description of how the Fellowship will lead to improved understanding of P management in agricultural systems. This should outline any new research, data synthesis, or travel that will be supported with the Fellowship funds. Include sufficient detail that will permit evaluation of its originality, innovative approach, and relevance.
• Electronic copy of two letters of support, one of which must be from the applicant’s supervisor. Letters must be signed and written on official letterhead and include the phone number and e-mail address of the letter writer.
• A resume that includes date of birth, academic degrees, and any relevant publications dealing with P behaviour in soil, water or plants.
• A short report will be required at the end of the award period that describes how the funds were used to support the outcomes of the proposal.
• You will be required to upload documents during the on-line application process. It is recommended that electronic (pdf) copies of these documents be prepared in advance.

Application Deadline

How to Apply

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