2nd Call for Thematic Workshops (co-organised)

Description 

To be able to have more impact GREATLEAP opens a Call for Thematic Workshop proposals to officially co-organise events. This call is open for scholars who would like to organise workshops on topics that are important in achieving the objectives of our COST-Action. In general they should aim to achieve more understanding about long-term/historical inequality in health by studying cause-specific mortality. See for more information also: https://greatleap.eu/ or for examples the IUSSP Workshops that we are already co-organising.

Contribution

Next to offering support by co-organising the event, we can contribute a maximum of 5.000 euro for each workshop that is accepted. This contribution should be seen as kind of ‘seed-funding’: funding to start-up a workshop, but often not sufficient to fully organise it. ITC countries are given priority. This funding can be provided in three ways through the e-COST portal:
(1). A Local Organiser Support Grant paid to the organising institute: it covers the costs for the rental of (conference) rooms, refreshments, printing and so on. Please see the next page for specifics.
(2). Travel and a Daily Allowance paid directly to (some of) the participants: All travel costs are                     covered, and the daily allowance intends to cover expenses related to accommodation,  meals, and/or short distance travel (defined as less or equal to 100 km one way). Click here for information on the maximum daily allowance for each country. Be aware it is possible to allocate a lower daily allowance to participants to be able to invite more scholars.
(3). A combination of (1) and (2).

Application

You can apply for funding for thematic workshops that take place during the period January 2025 to October 2027. There is no deadline, but please be aware that we are accepting proposals on a rolling basis. A selection committee will decide which proposals are accepted for funding. Please prepare the following information for your proposal: 
        • Location and main organisers (person/institute);
        • A preliminary date (month and year at least);
        • A preliminary title;
        • A short description of the topic/theme of the proposed workshop, including how it strengthens the main objectives of GREATLEAP (200-500 words);
        • Possible output/outcomes of the workshop;
        • Number of participants expected;
        • Kind and amount of co-funding requested.
You can submit your workshop proposal by email to the Action chair: tim.riswick@ru.nl

See also the Annotated rules (pages 90-93) for more information on the COST Rules for a Local Organiser Support Grant

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