Published: 07 Mar 2025
Applications are now open for the D4D Hub 2025 Data Governance in Africa Research Fund. Join the Data Governance in Africa Research Fund to shape data governance and data policies in African countries. The Initiative seeks African-based researchers to study current data governance trends and identify policy recommendations.
Under the Data Governance in Africa Initiative, Mozilla Foundation and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ) African Union collaborate to increase awareness on and support the domestication of the African Union Data Policy Framework through the Data Governance in Africa Research Fund.
The Data Governance in Africa Research Fund welcomes proposals which contribute to:
Application Deadline | March 11, 2025 |
Type | Entrepreneurs |
Sponsor | Digital for Development (D4D) Hub |
Gender | Men and Women |
The Data Governance in Africa Research Fund is looking to recruit four African-based researchers to undertake research that will respond to current data governance trends in the region.
Researchers will be supported with USD 10 000 to conduct an empirical study proposed according to their expertise.
Researchers are also expected to be a part of a regional strategy to distribute and share the findings and recommendations of the research to different stakeholder groups, particularly policy influence makers in the focus countries or regions of their study.
Selection
Grantees will be selected based on a review of applications by by Mozilla’s grantmaking team.
The criteria for reviewing applications will consider the following:
Only those projects that meet the grant criteria for this funding opportunity will be reviewed. All proposed grant decisions are subject to a legal review to confirm the applicant’s eligibility.
For more details, visit D4D Hub Research Fund webpage