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| No. | Opportunity | Description | Funder/Organiser | Deadline | Links |
| 1 | 6th ASEF Higher Education Innovation Laboratory (ASEFInnoLab6) | ASEFInnoLab6 places the spotlight on the critical role that universities play in developing skills for an AI-powered future. This includes anticipating emerging needs, designing inclusive and accessible learning pathways, and building interdisciplinary bridges that align academic knowledge with real-world applications. By centring its work on AI skills foresight and literacy, ASEFInnoLab6 responds to the urgent global need for academic institutions to keep pace with—and help define—the trajectory of AI development. The organiser welcomes higher education professionals, academics, and researchers born and based in ASEM Partner Countries working with AI-related teaching, learning, research, management initiatives. No technical or coding skills required, as there will be no technological exchanges in the programme. Participants are required to commit to the Online Phase which entails full, active participation in 11 online sessions. As output creation is also an integral part of the programme, participants are also required to complete their initial output upon the closing of the Online Phase. If invited to join an Onsite Event, they must also commit to attend and contribute to the full in-person programme and finalise their joint output. Submit your application by 30 April (Wednesday), 22:59 ICT / 23:59 SGT / 17:59 CEST. | Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) | 30-Apr-25 | Link |
| 2 | The Climate Impacts Awards: Unlocking urgent climate action by making the health effects of climate change visible | The Climate Impacts Awards: Unlocking urgent climate action by making the health effects of climate change visible from the Wellcome Trust supports transdisciplinary teams working on the effects of climate change and health. This award funds short-term, high-impact projects, combining evidence generation with communications and/or public engagement. Teams may include researchers, policymakers, practitioners, community stakeholders, communications, and public engagement experts. Applications are open to established and mid-career researchers based anywhere in the world, except for mainland China and those in countries that are targets of international sanctions. The grant provides up to 2.5 million GBP over 3 years. Applications close on April 30, 2025. | The Wellcome Trust | 30-Apr-25 | Link |
| 3 | ACIAR John Allwright Fellowship | The Australian Center for International Agricultural Research awards the John Allwright Fellowship for university postgraduate studies in Australia. The aim of the Fellowship is to strengthen scientific research capability and institutional links in ACIAR partner countries to undertake high-quality and impactful research. In the 2026 intake round, research dedicated to addressing climate change, climate adaptation or strengthening resilience to climate change impacts is encouraged. Each awardee pursues research at an Australian tertiary institution relevant to the project in which the awardee is engaged. The deadline for applications is 30 April 2025. | Australian Center for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) | 30-Apr-25 | Link |
| 4 | Sharon Begley Science Reporting Award | The Council for the Advancement of Science Writing (CASW) awards the Sharon Begley Science Reporting Award. The award recognizes the accomplishments of a mid-career science journalist. The winner receives US$20 thousand to undertake a significant reporting project. Candidates must be experienced journalists who have compiled a substantial body of work in science journalism. The deadline for submissions is 30 April 2025. | Council for the Advancement of Science Writing (CASW) | 30-Apr-25 | Link |
| 5 | Funding Programme Forced Migration | The Funding Programme Forced Migration from the Gerda Henkel Foundation provides research funding for humanities researchers worldwide studying forced migration. The proposed research project should cover one of the following areas: Forced-migration infrastructures, South-South (im)mobilities, Multiple displacements, Displaced people’s agency, (Supra-)state influences on displacement processes. The Programme is open to researchers who are PhD holders in the humanities, social sciences, cultural studies, law, or economics. There are no restrictions on citizenship or research location. Depending on the research approach taken and possibilities at hand, cooperation with local knowledge-producers, including people with lived experience of displacement in countries of origin or asylum, researchers and civil society actors (particularly in the “Global South”), is strongly encouraged.The applicant must carry out the research and publish the conducted research in their own name. The funding covers staff, travel and other costs for up to 24 months. Additional funding is provided for successful applicants with children. This programme does not cover institutional indirect costs. The next application closing date is May 5, 2025. | The Gerda Henkel Foundation | 05-May-25 | Link |
| 6 | The Lighthouse Fund | AVPN, in collaboration with our partners, is tackling the financing gap at the intersection of climate change and public health while fostering ecosystems for urgent action. Through an open call, we will select a diverse range of non-profit organisations and social enterprises developing innovative solutions to address climate and health challenges in Asia. The fund aims to nurture and amplify innovative solutions to mitigate climate change impacts on public health, ensuring a positive and lasting impact. We encourage organisations that work in the following impact areas within the Climate X health nexus to apply: (1) Surveillance and management of climate-sensitive infectious diseases (CSID); and (2) Solutions to reduce heat stress and stable products. Successful applicants will receive financial support, while runner-ups will receive tailored capacity-building assistance, networking opportunities, and mentorship from partners. The financial support will be in the form of unrestricted and flexible funding that is not restricted to the programme you submitted. | AVPN | 09-May-25 | Link |
| 7 | ERIA School of Government Fellowship | The ERIA School of Government invites fellows to join our community, connecting with partners committed to addressing regional public policy challenges in ASEAN and East Asia. Based in Jakarta, and in collaboration with our researchers and partners, we work closely with the ASEAN Secretariat to cultivate expertise in ASEAN and regional affairs. This fellowship aims to establish and strengthen a community of experts dedicated to advancing regional public interests, which are crucial for community-building in Southeast Asia and East Asia. Fellows will receive a monthly stipend of up to USD 5,000 during their time at the ERIA School of Government. Fellows are responsible for their own travel costs, health insurance, accommodation, and daily necessities. The stipend will be prorated based on the length of stay at the ERIA School of Government and the residency period in Jakarta. The deadline for applications is 11th May 2025. The fellowship will begin on 1st October 2025 and conclude on 31st August 2026. | Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) | 11-May-25 | Link |
| 8 | International Awards for Young Agricultural Researchers 2025 | The Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences (JIRCAS) and the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) of Japan make research awards in agriculture. Up to three young agricultural researchers with outstanding research proposals in agriculture, forestry, fisheries, and related themes will receive US$5 thousand each to further their research. Applicants must be nationals of a developing country, and belong to a non-Japanese research institute or a non-Japanese university. Candidates need to be younger than age 40 to be eligible. The deadline for applications is 17 May 2025. | The Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences (JIRCAS) | 17-May-25 | Link |
| 9 | Scientific Equipment for Research and Education | Seeding Labs welcomes applications to participate in Instrumental Access. The program makes high-quality laboratory equipment and supplies more affordable to university departments in low- and middle-income countries. Seeding Labs receives donated equipment from a variety of sources, including research institutions and manufacturers. Applicants submit online requests for items included in the Seeding Labs equipment inventory. Items are mainly for biology and chemistry. The average value of the items included in a shipment, based on the secondary (used) market, is generally in the range of US$100 thousand. The recipient organizations are charged a fee (based on their country’s income level) for program administration, equipment warehousing, equipment packing, and ocean freight. The deadline for submissions is 23 May 2025. | Seeding Labs | 23-May-25 | Link |
| 10 | SEARCA Travel Grants Program | SEARCA provides travel grants to qualified agriculture and agriculture-related professionals, social scientists, or graduate students in Southeast Asia. Applicants can request up to US$1,200 to participate and/or present papers at relevant local or international scientific conferences and fora. SEARCA will now be accepting applications for participation in scientific events held online to support continued scientific/intellectual discourse and information dissemination relevant to agriculture and rural development. Eligibility extends to nationals from Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste and Vietnam. SEARCA operates on a regular grant schedule with four application deadlines per year. The next application deadlines are 31 May 2025 (for 1st Quarter Travel), 31 August 2025 (for 2nd Quarter Travel), 30 November 2025 (for 3rd Quarter Travel), and 28 February 2026 (for 4th Quarter Travel). | Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (SEARCA) | 31-May-25 (for 1st Quarter Travel) 31-Aug-25 (for 2nd Quarter Travel) 30-Nov-25 (for 3rd Quarter Travel) 28-Feb-26 (for 4th Quarter Travel) | Link |
| 11 | Toyota Foundation International Grant Program for East and Southeast Asia | The Toyota Foundation supports projects focusing on challenges and issues shared among Japan and other Asian countries. The grant program invites applications in the fields of mutual learning and knowledge-sharing among East and Southeast Asia. The Foundation has previously funded projects in the fields of sustainable energy, agriculture, and water resources. The maximum grant amount per project ranges from US$44 thousand to US$89 thousand. Eligible countries from East and Southeast Asia are listed in the announcement. The application deadline is 31 May 2025. | Toyota Foundation | 31-May-25 | Link |
| 12 | Reece Grants for Water | he Reece Foundation makes grants in support of projects that support access to clean water, sanitation or water for agricultural & food security purposes. Projects are supported both internationally and locally. The Foundation accepts grant applications for proposals between AUD$5 thousand and AUD$30 thousand. Eligibility extends to non-profit organizations, community groups and individuals sponsored by a not-for-profit entity. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. | Reece Foundation | No deadline | Link |
