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The aim of the Researcher Links Post-Doctoral Mobility Scheme is to enhance and strengthen links between the UK and Kazakhstan for future collaboration, build research capacity in Kazakhstan and enhance researchers’ career opportunities. Between 3 a

IATI Identifier: GB-GOV-13-NEWT-BC_KAZ_327
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Description

Grants supporting early career researchers from Kazakhstan with no more than five years’ post-doctoral experience to carry out up to two years of research in an institution in the UK. The programme builds capacity in-country to better allow researchers to pursue rearch that benefits their economy and solve development challenges.

Objectives

The aim of the Researcher Links Post-Doctoral Mobility Scheme is to enhance and strengthen links between the UK and Kazakhstan for future collaboration, build research capacity in Kazakhstan and enhance researchers’ career opportunities. Between 3 and 10 Post-Doctoral Mobility grants per year


Location

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Kazakhstan

Status Post-completion

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Programme Spend

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Sectors

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Budget

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