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Short Initiative (SI) 2025

Short Initiatives (SI) projects are short-term projects that aim to explore, build and deepen academic/scientific collaborations among diverse teams of academics and researchers. SI projects focus on sustainable development challenges and are able to realise objectives within the limited timespan of a maximum of 2 years. 

More info on the SI Programme     Download the full call document
 

Duration

2 years

Budget

70,000 EUR

Call Submission Deadline
Project Start Date
Labo Kenya

Am I eligible? 

Affiliation and statute of the promoters

  • Flemish promoter: professor/specialist employed at a Flemish university or a professor/lecturer at a Flemish university of applied sciences and arts. Details on the eligibility requirements can be found in section ‘2.1 Eligibility of applicants: who can apply?’ 

  • Partner promoter: employed at a recognised higher education institution or national public (not for profit) research institute located in a VLIRUOS project partner country. 

     

Additional criteria

  • Applicants (Flemish/partner) can submit a maximum of 2 SI projects in case they have no ongoing TEAM 2022 or TEAM 2024 project. Promoters of a TEAM 2022 or TEAM 2024 project can submit only 1 SI 2025 project. 

  • At the level of the partner institutions, no further criteria apply. Former and present IUC partner institutions are fully eligible, without any restriction.

(re)watch the Tool Training Session

Tool Training Session (4 February 2025)

Tool Training Session (12 February 2025)

Tool Training Sessions

Tool Training Sessions

The deadline for submitting proposals for the Short Initiatives 2025 is approaching. To assist you in completing and submitting your project proposal via the online submission tool, VLIR-UOS is organising two online training sessions. These sessions will provide step-by-step guidance and valuable tips.

Register to attend one of these sessions:

Session 1: Tuesday 4 February, 10:00 - 11:00 CEST 

Session 2: Wednesday 12 February, 15:00 - 16:00 CEST

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Call & Formats
SI 2025_Call for project proposals
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Format for a project proposal (offline working
document)
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Annex 1 SI 2025 – Project activities and
organisation
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Annex 2 SI 2025 – budget format
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Guidelines
Financial Framework FYP2
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Theory of Change & Methodological handbook
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SI 2025 call - Info Session
General information
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Available resources
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Financial guidelines
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