| Publication Programme |
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The Publication Programme aims to support scientific publication within the scope of nature conservation in developing countries. Applicants must be research scientists who work full-time at locally based research institutions in developing countries. The draft script or content of the proposed book should be submitted along with a proposal. |
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| Projects eligible for grant |
Scientific publications regarding nature conservation in developing countries. |
| Applicants eligible for grant |
An applicant must
- be a national of a developing country, preferably in the Asia Pacific region;
- be conducting research at a local research institution or relevant organisation;
- have completed field research work on a particular topic in nature conservation; and
- have prepared or be in the process of preparing a book-length manuscript that comprises a body of primary-source material or data from said research work above.
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| Funding period |
1 year |
| Grant |
Maximum of 1,000,000 Japanese yen |
| Obligations as a grantee |
- To submit an English progress report of 500 to 700 words with several photographs once every six months after its commencement.
- To submit at least two copies of published book and a detailed financial report upon completion of the project.
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| Project Examples |
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| Amphibians & Reptiles of Gunung Halimun National Park, West Java, Indonesia |
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| Grantee |
| Hellen Kurniati |
| Country |
| Indonesia |
| Institute |
| Indonesian Institute of Sciences |
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| Illustrated Fish Fauna of a Mangrove Estuary at Sikao, Southern Thailand |
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| Grantee |
| Prasert Tongnunui |
| Country |
| Thailand |
| Institute |
| Rajamangala Institute of Technology |
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| Medicinal Plants of Myanmar |
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| Grantee |
| Kyaw Soe |
| Country |
| Myanmar |
| Institute |
| Forest Resource Environment Development and Conservation Association |
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