DevNet Pacific Write-Up Grants
Supporting Pacific Island Early-Career and Mid-Career Researchers to Write-Up Research for Publication
The Aotearoa New Zealand International Development Studies Network (DevNet) is making available to early career and mid-career researchers working in the development field, small Research Write-up Grants (the Grant), to support the write up of their research for publication.
The Grant
The Grant will support the dissemination of development research produced by Pacific scholars, by providing development researchers studying or working at Pacific Universities with the support needed to have their research findings prepared for submission to a peer-reviewed academic journal.
The value of each grant will be NZ$2,000.
Eligibility
To be eligible to apply for a grant, applicants must:
- Be a postgraduate student, early-career or mid-career staff member at a university located in the South Pacific region
- Be of Pacific nationality
- Have completed the research they wish to write up within the last two years on a development subject pertinent to the Pacific region
DevNet Mentorship Programme
DevNet has developed a Mentorship Programme in response to the call for the provision of targeted support to Pacific Researchers, and in keeping with the organisation’s outcome to promote research collaborations. Recipients of DevNet’s Pacific Development Research Write-Up Grants are invited to indicate their interest in working with a mentor.
This is completely optional and not a condition of the grant. Information on the DevNet Mentorship Programme is available here.
The Next Application Round
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Recent Grant Recipients
| Name | Institutional Affiliation |
| Ambrose Malefoasi | University of the South Pacific |
| Anawaite Matadradra-Dolavale | University of the South Pacific |
| Jerry Siota | Solomon Islands National University |
| Rufino Varea | University of the South Pacific |
| Sevanaia Sakai | University of the South Pacific |
| Janice Taga | University of the South Pacific |
Key Contact
Any questions regarding requirements for applications should be directed to the Awards Administrator at info@devnet.org.nz.