Small Research Grant
Application for 2023 edition of the FFSD Small Research Grant is now closed
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Ensure eligibility by reviewing detailed information about the grant on the about page.
Prepare Application Materials
Create necessary documents such as project proposals, CVs, and budgets according to the provided guidelines.
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Empowering Nigerian Scholars
The FFSD Small Research Grant aims to support researchers within Nigerian universities by offering sufficient funding for their research endeavors. These grants are specifically designed to cover the expenses associated with well-defined research projects.
We firmly believe that by providing funding opportunities, we can empower researchers to explore their ideas and make significant contributions to their respective fields. Our goal is to enable researchers to pursue their academic and intellectual pursuits by offering the necessary financial support.
2022/2023 winners
Dr Alabi Okunola
University of Technology, Akure
Comparative study on the environmental contamination and eukaryotic DNA damage induced by wastewater from natural and artificial fishponds in Nigeria
Awarded: ₦994,300
Dr Airat Bakare
University of Lagos
Activities of FSH-receptors on the restoration of reproductive indices in hyperprolactin models treated with green coconut water.
Awarded: ₦995,000
Dr Joel Onoja
University of Nigeria
Anti-Alzheimer’s Potential of Isolated Compounds from Stephania dinklagei (Engl.) Diels (Menispermaceae)
Awarded: ₦991,000
Dr Peter Ige
University of Ibadan
Production, Characterisation and Modeling of Briquettes Produced from Maize Husk Wastes as an Alternative Source of Energy to Firewood and Charcoal towards Clean Energy Mechanism in Ido, Oyo State, Nigeria
Awarded: ₦620,000
Prof Ike Ifelunni
University of Nigeria
Family Child-Rearing Practices and Suicidal Ideation Among Undergraduates in Southeast, Nigeria
Awarded: ₦765,000