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The €30,000 House of No Waste Competition (HØW) calls upon aspiring young architects, landscape architects, building and structural engineers, planners, builders, material and environmental scientists, product designers, and built environment professionals to engage in a global competition that tackles pressing issues of the circular economy, Resource Nexus and waste management in the built environment.

The Jana Robeyst Trust Fund (JRTF) provides financial resources to early career biologists/conservationists to carry out vital field conservation and research work of endangered mammals in Africa.

Applications are now open for the AACR June L. Biedler Prize to recognize and showcase outstanding examples of cancer journalism by individual professional journalists.

Discover 20 diverse fellowship opportunities for African researchers, postdoctoral scholars, scientists, entrepreneurs, journalists, writers, and artists — with stipends ranging from €3,000 to $145,000 and deadlines closing between August 2025 and January 2026.

The Association for the Advancement of Blood and Biotherapies Foundation’s Early-Career Scientific Research Grants Program offers early-stage investigators funding for original, investigator-initiated research in blood banking, transfusion medicine, and biotherapies.

View upcoming grant opportunities for West African entrepreneurs, closing in August, September, and December.

The $50,000 World Sustainability Award (WSA) honors individuals who have made groundbreaking contributions to sustainability research.

The Worthington Companies Foundation is seeking applications for its $1,000,000 West Africa Clean Cooking Fund to focus on transforming cooking practices in West Africa.

The Terra Foundation for American Art is excited to invite applications for its $25,000 Convening Grant Program to support programs that stimulate interdisciplinary and intercultural exchange through conferences, workshops and gatherings worldwide.

The Australian National University has announced its $10,000 Balzan PhD Fellowships to expand the horizons of restorative justice research in all regions of the planet, including Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Oceania, and right across Asia.