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Guide for ApplicantsHow to Apply for Funding: A Step-by-Step Guide
There are a number of Resarch Program through which the FRDC funds research and development. The key programs are outlined below. In all cases applications to FRDC for funding must be submitted by filling in the online application form at http://www.fishnet.gov.au.
1. FRDC's Annual Competitive CycleThe avenue for most of the FRDC's research and development funding is via an annual competitive cycle. To apply for funding follow these steps:
The FRDC Board will evaluate applications for research and development funding outside the annual competitive cycle (due date 1 November) only when it is urgent and addresses a high priority issue. If required contact the FRDC for information on this process.
2. Tactical Research FundThe aim of the TRF is to allow the FRDC to provide investment funds to its stakeholders in a timely manner to take advantage of opportunities, avert threats, or manage unforeseen events, as they arise. A TRF project may be of an urgent ‘break-the-glass’ type; or, it could also be a project that is used to overcome significant hurdles in, or to significantly fast track, important stakeholder processes, including production. In these cases it is likely that the adoption and benefits will be significantly brought forward if the project had not been funded at all. Investment Criteria
Developing an Application
3. People DevelopmentApplicants should read the information available on the People Development Program pages or contact the FRDC's people development projects manager to discuss project ideas prior to development of application. Contacts: (02) 6285 0400 or email jo-anne.ruscoe@frdc.com.au The FRDC encourages project applications that address one or more of the following priorities:
The steps to aubmit an application are:
4. Social ResearchBefore applying applicants should read the information on the Social Sciences Research Co-ordination Program pages to ensure the resesarch aligns with the programs Key Issues and Research Areas. If in doubt contact the Program Manger or relevant State/Territory Fisheries Research Advisory Body (FRAB), to discuss research options and proposals. All FRDC funding applications must be submitted by filling in the online application form at http://www.fishnet.gov.au. The steps to aubmit an application are:
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