Deadline: February 20, 2026 The Royal Society Africa Prize 2026 is a prestigious international award recognising outstanding African-based scientists whose research in the biological or physical sciences demonstrates excellence, innovation, and a strong commitment to building scientific capacity across Africa. The Prize supports high-impact research and celebrates scientific leadership on the continent. The Royal Society Africa Prize 2026 is one of the Royal Society’s flagship awards dedicated to strengthening research ecosystems in Africa and increasing the global visibility of African science. About the Royal Society Africa Prize 2026 The Royal Society Africa Prize is awarded annually to an African scientist…
Author: Oluwole Omojofodun
Oluwole Omojofodun
Oluwole Omojofodun is the Proposal Review Team Lead and Publisher at GrantsDatabase.org. With a strong background in grant writing, nonprofit development, and funding strategy, Oluwole oversees the review and refinement of proposals submitted through the platform. His work ensures that applicants are equipped with compelling, funder-ready applications. Passionate about accessibility and impact, he also curates and publishes timely grant opportunities to empower changemakers across sectors.
Deadline: May 13, 2026 The New Roots Institute Fellowship 2026 is a selective, fully funded leadership and advocacy programme designed for young people who are passionate about transforming the global food system. This online fellowship equips participants with the skills, mentorship, and funding needed to challenge industrial animal agriculture and advance a more just, sustainable, and humane food future. The New Roots Institute Fellowship 2026 combines rigorous training, real-world advocacy experience, and access to a powerful global network of changemakers. About the New Roots Institute Fellowship 2026 The New Roots Institute Fellowship is an intensive online leadership programme for high…
Deadline: January 22, 2026 The Google for Startups Accelerator – Canada 2026 is a highly competitive, equity‑free accelerator programme designed to support high‑potential technology startups based in Canada. The programme focuses on helping founders scale their products, strengthen their technical foundations, and accelerate sustainable growth through tailored mentorship and access to Google’s expertise. Programme Overview The Google for Startups Accelerator – Canada 2026 is a 10‑week accelerator programme targeted at Seed to Series A startups that have demonstrated traction and are building scalable, technology‑driven solutions. The accelerator is designed to provide hands‑on support, practical guidance, and deep technical insights to…
Deadline: December 19, 2025 The OpenAI AI and Mental Health Grant Program 2026 is a global research funding initiative designed to support independent, high‑quality research at the intersection of artificial intelligence and mental health. The programme seeks to advance understanding, develop responsible tools, and generate evidence‑based insights that improve how AI systems recognise, interpret, and respond to human mental and emotional well‑being. The OpenAI AI and Mental Health Grant Program 2026 forms part of OpenAI’s broader commitment to AI safety, alignment, and human‑centred innovation, with a strong emphasis on ethical, inclusive, and socially responsible research. Grant Overview This grant programme…
A Data-Driven Investigation into Grant Efficiency Across Nigeria and West Africa Category: Following The Money The dominant narrative in global development, from Abuja to Accra, is the pursuit of ‘Big Bets’: multi-million dollar grants designed to achieve systemic change. The underlying belief is that a ₦500 Million grant will deliver proportionally greater societal benefit than ten separate ₦50 Million grants. This investigation, drawing on proprietary data from the GrantsDatabase, analyses grant funding against documented outcomes for NGOs in Nigeria and West Africa. We aim to determine if the efficiency of the philanthropic Naira holds steady, increases, or is eroded by…
Deadline: January 29, 2026 The AAAS‑TWAS Course on Science Diplomacy 2026 is a highly regarded, in‑person international training programme designed to strengthen the interface between science, policy and diplomacy. Jointly organised by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) and The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS), the course equips scientists and decision‑makers with practical knowledge and skills to use science as a tool for international cooperation and evidence‑based policymaking. The AAAS‑TWAS Course on Science Diplomacy 2026 brings together early‑career scientists and policy professionals from around the world to address global challenges through scientific collaboration and diplomatic engagement. Programme…
Deadline: January 10, 2026 The Her-Health Research Fellowship 2026 is a global, fully online research fellowship designed to empower young women with the skills, mentorship, and hands-on experience needed to contribute meaningfully to women’s health research and global health solutions. The Her-Health Research Fellowship 2026 provides an inclusive learning environment where participants gain foundational research knowledge, collaborate on real-world health challenges, and develop research outputs that inform policy and practice. About the Her-Health Research Fellowship 2026 The Her-Health Research Fellowship 2026 is a free, online global health research programme created to build the research capacity of young women worldwide. The…
Deadline: February 23, 2026 The Generation Regen Challenge 2026 is an exciting opportunity designed to accelerate regenerative and sustainable agriculture across Canada and the United States. Launched at the One Young World Summit 2025, the challenge supports social enterprises and non-profit organizations that are pioneering innovative approaches to restore ecosystems, strengthen food systems, and build a regenerative future for people and the planet. This initiative seeks to fund bold, scalable, and impactful projects that help transform agricultural systems while promoting ecological balance and long-term sustainability. Purpose of the Generation Regen Challenge 2026 The goal of the Generation Regen Challenge 2026…
Deadline: January 20, 2026 The TechGirls Program 2026 is a fully funded international exchange initiative designed to empower and inspire young women from around the world to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Organized by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and administered by Legacy International, this prestigious program offers participants hands-on technical experience, leadership training, and cross-cultural exchange opportunities in the United States. About the TechGirls Program 2026 The TechGirls Program 2026 brings together talented young women aged 15–17 from various countries to participate in an intensive 23-day summer exchange program…
Deadline: January 31, 2026 Applications are now open for the Cluster of Excellence “The Politics of Inequality” Visiting Fellowship 2026 at the University of Konstanz, Germany. This prestigious fellowship offers international scholars the opportunity to pursue independent research related to the political dimensions of inequality while actively engaging with a world-class academic community. About the Fellowship The Cluster of Excellence “The Politics of Inequality” Visiting Fellowship 2026 is designed for scholars from around the world who wish to explore how inequalities arise, are perceived, and influence political processes and outcomes. The programme connects social scientists and experts from related disciplines…