Applications are currently being accepted for the Growth Research Platform (GRP) Compact and PhD Research Grants 2026. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
The ReCIPE Programme supports research examining the relationship between conflict, economic performance, and development, particularly in countries experiencing conflict, fragility, or severe development challenges.The PhD Research Grants are intended to help researchers conduct primary or secondary research that produces policy-relevant evidence for ReCIPE Focus Countries.Proposals are particularly encouraged to examine the intersection between conflict and economic performance and should explain how the research could generate useful lessons for policymakers.
Compact Research Grants (CRGs): £10,000–£25,000, primary funding vehicle of ReCIPE.
PhD Research Grants: Up to £15,000, specifically for doctoral students.
The programme primarily supports researchers conducting PhD-level research.
Principal investigators must:
Exceptions may be considered for applicants with a strong record of academic or policy-relevant research.
Apply for GRP Compact and PhD Research Grants