6TH SADC REGIONAL POLICY WORKSHOP ON INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS (IKS) TO BE HELD IN MALAWI FROM 29TH NOVEMBER TO 1ST DECEMBER 2023

Salima, 29th November 2023 – The Government of Malawi is pleased to announce the hosting of the 6th Southern African Development Community (SADC) Regional Policy Workshop on Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS), scheduled to take place from November 29 to December 1, 2023, at the Sunbird Livingstonia Beach Hotel in Salima. This landmark regional event will unfold under the theme, “Leveraging Indigenous Knowledge Systems in the Agro-processing and Pharmaceutical Value Chains for Industrial Development”.

Initiated by the SADC Secretariat in 2004, these biennial workshops serve as a platform for policy exchange and expert discussions on Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS). In its simplest form, IKS encompasses the unique, traditional and locally developed knowledge that indigenous communities pass down through generations. This knowledge, deeply rooted in cultural heritage, plays a vital role in shaping sustainable practices and community resilience, covering areas such as environment, natural resources, agriculture and health.

Building on the success of the previous workshops, it was unanimously decided at the fifth policy workshop in Botswana that Malawi would host the sixth edition. Aligned with the SADC Protocol on Science, Technology and Innovation of 2008, which underscores the importance of developing, valuing and promoting IKS and technologies, this workshop plays a crucial role in promoting dialogue and knowledge sharing regarding the development and implementation of national IKS policies by SADC Member States.

The workshop provides a platform for experts drawn from diverse fields to engage in panel discussions focusing on various IKS policy issues, such as funding mechanisms, intellectual property protection of indigenous knowledge, indigenous knowledge research and commercialisation, culture and heritage.

Objectives of the 6th Regional Policy Workshop on IKS

1. Creating awareness: To disseminate and publicise SADC Policy tools and instruments in order to raise awareness about the opportunities and benefits of investing in IKS in the region.

2. Policy development: To expedite the development of national IKS policies, share progress and address challenges encountered by SADC Member States in developing and implementing the national IKS policies.

3. Implementation strategies: To develop strategies for implementing approved SADC policy tools, including the Resource Mobilisation Toolkit, Research Ethics Guidelines, IKS Policy Guidelines and Action Plan, and Guidelines on the Operationalisation of the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing in the SADC Region.

4. Harmonisation: To harmonise the Regional Guidelines on the Operationalisation of the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing with the African Union Guidelines, thus ensuring coordinated implementation across Africa.

5. Regional strategy: To consider the draft Regional Strategy on IKS and the Awareness and Advocacy Programme of Action.

6. Showcasing innovations: To showcase IKS products, services, innovations, technologies and knowledge from within the SADC region.

7. Infrastructure development: To map a regional strategy for investing in research and innovation infrastructure in order to scale up support for IKS within SADC Member States.

Participants

The workshop will bring together an array of stakeholders, including government representatives from SADC Member States, academia, independent researchers and research organizations, international agencies, indigenous knowledge holders, schools, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), private sector entities (tourism, museums, cosmetics, food and pharmaceuticals), regional and continental institutions, and the media.

Outcomes

The workshop aims to produce an updated status on the progress of national IKS Policy development by SADC Member States and foster collaboration among stakeholders for the advancement of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in the region and on the African continent.

CHIKONDANO C. MUSSA

SECRETARY FOR EDUCATION

About SADC

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is a regional intergovernmental organization that promotes sustainable and equitable socio-economic development in the Southern African region.

It was inspiring to witness the encouragement of technology innovation in our nation through NCST & UNDP

Congratulations to the four remarkable winners:

1. Daniel Kwizombwe – Eka Lite LED bulbs production

2. Nouriceutic Foods – The Cabinet dehydrator

3. Benedictor Kankhulungo – Unified Electrical Power Amplifier production

4. Joshua John – House Power Banks

Each winner will be granted 10 million kwacha, a well-deserved recognition for their innovative contributions, promising a brighter future for technology in Malawi.

INTRODUCTION

The National Commission for Science and Technology (NCST) is a fully subvented parastatal organization established under the Science and Technology Act, No. 16 of 2003. The main function of the Commission is to advise the Government and other stakeholders on all science and technology matters in order to achieve a science and technology led development. The Commission fulfils its legal mandate through promoting, supporting, coordinating and regulating the development and application of Science, Technology and Innovation so as to create wealth in order to improve the quality of life.

NCST invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced candidates to fill the vacant position tenable at the Commission’s Secretariat situated in Lingadzi House, City Centre, Lilongwe. The following is the required vacant position.

1.0 JOB IDENTIFICATION FACTORS

1.1 Job title                                    : Procurement Officer

1.2 Grade                                       : CST5

1.3 Reporting to                             : Director General

1.4 Department                              : Office of the DG

1.5 Division/Section                       : Procurement and Asset Disposal Unit

1.6 Staff responsible for      : Assistant Procurement Officer

2.0 PURPOSE, ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES.

2.1 Purpose of the Job:

2.2 To properly manage procurement of goods, works and services and disposal of assets of the Commission.

2.3 Key duties and Responsibilities 

(a) Undertaking strategic sourcing, contracting, procurement and supplier oversight of assignments within the framework of the Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets Act and Procurement Regulations;

(b) Coordinating the sourcing of procurement quotations in accordance with Government approved procedures;

(c) Overseeing the preparation of annual procurement plans and quarterly/annual procurement reports;

(d) Preparing bidding documents and bid advertisements; and evaluating bid proposals and specifications in liaison with user Departments;

(e) Providing advice to Internal Procurement and Disposal of Assets Committee (IPDC) where he/she serving as a secretary;

(f) Monitoring progress of procurement projects during implementation and facilitating payments of suppliers according to contract terms;

(g) conducting procurement and supplier negotiations to achieve both quality and cost effectiveness of procurement.

(h) Preparing bid documents, Request For Quotations and Request For Proposals and maintaining their records appropriately.

(i) Preparing specifications for commodities, services and contracts in liaison with user Departments;

(j)Facilitating the preparation and implementation of procurement plans;

(k) Preparing procurement reports for management appraisal;

(l) Conducting evaluation of bids and procurement surveys with a view to recommend for efficient and cost effective supplies;

(m) Monitoring supplier performance on delivery, quality, price adjustments and conduct of account with the Commission;

(n) Maintaining sound professional relationship with suppliers;

 (o) Maintaining database of approved list of suppliers.

(p) Supervising and appraising performance of staff under his/her charge.

3.0 JOB SPECIFICATIONS AND PERFORMANCE FACTORS

3.1 Minimum Academic and Professional Qualifications/Experience

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Procurement and Supply Chain Management or Business Administration, Public Administration or relevant qualifications.
  • Holds CIPS Professional Qualification.
  • Must be member of MIPS.
  • 4 years’ experience in procurement and supply chain.

3.2 Required competencies and attributes

  • The post requires a person who must have:
    • analytical and problem solving skills
    • communication and interpersonal skills
    • Ability to manage time and prioritisation
    • Ability to work as a Team and ability to lead a team
    • Excellent Information, Communication, and Technology skills across a wide range of packages like Microsoft Packages
    • Ability to motivate and lead staff.

METHOD OF APPLICATION

Applications including a detailed Curriculum Vitae (CV), photocopies of relevant certificates, names and addresses of three traceable referees, one of which must be from the most recent employer and a national ID not later than 1st December, 2023 be sent to: vacancy@ncst.mw and copy Directorgeneral@ncst.mw

The Director General, National Commission for Science and Technology, Private Bag B-303, Lilongwe 3.

NCST is an equal gender based opportunity employer and Only short-listed applicants will be acknowledged.

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1.0 BACKGROUND

The National Commission for Science and Technology (NCST) was established under the Science and Technology Act No.16 of 2003 with the mandate to advise the Government and other stakeholders on all science and technology matters in order to achieve a science and technology-led development. Its Mission is to promote, support, co-ordinate and regulate the development and application of research, science, technology and innovation so as to create wealth in order to improve the quality of life.  By its mandate and mission, NCST has secured a research grant from the African Centre for Technology Studies (ACTS) one of the Collaborating Technical Agencies (CTAs) of Science Granting Councils Initiative (SGCI) in Sub-Saharan Africa. This Grant will enable the Commission to support and manage research and innovation projects in climate change adaptation and mitigation interventions. The SGCI is supported by a consortium of funders, namely; Canada’s International Development Research Centre (IDRC), South Africa’s National Research Foundation (NRF), the UK’s Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office (FCDO), Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA), NORAD and German Research Foundation.

2.0 RATIONALE AND SCOPE OF THE CALL

Climate change is affecting every region on earth in different ways. Existing evidence confirms an unprecedented rise in the incidence of climate-led stressors, which are increasing with additional warming, including, but not limited to heat waves, longer warm seasons, shorter cold seasons, more intense rainfall and associated flooding, erratic rainfall, more intense drought, severe storms, land-slides, sea level rise, wildfires, and desertification. These stressors have exacerbated exposure to conditions such as non-optimal temperatures (especially heat), reduced air quality, food and water systems disruption, migration and internal displacements, resource conflicts, disrupted healthcare systems, and changes in infectious agents. Apparently, most of these effects have been pronounced in the less developed countries, which have not contributed to its cause.

These climate shifts will continue to worsen in many places for decades to come. This calls for urgent attention to identify effective management practices that can mitigate public risks and consequences due to climate change through Research and Development. Research and Development in climate change will assist to mitigate the impact of climate change by improving disaster response, prediction models of climatic changes and expected effects and mitigation and optimizing resource management. The call will assist to support economic resilience, develop environmental sustainability and reduce vulnerabilities among communities.

3.0 THEMATIC FOCUS

Research and innovation project proposals that demonstrate public and private partnership in the following areas will be supported;

  • Modelling climate change and its impact
  • Climate smart infrastructure development
  • Indigenous knowledge and climate change
  • Models for disaster preparedness
  • Value addition to gene pool

4.0 INCLUSION IN THE PROPOSAL

i. Cross-cutting considerations

The proposal should demonstrate how sex, gender equality and inclusivity, public-private partnerships, risk management and intellectual property issues will be addressed in the project. Research projects led by female principal investigators are strongly encouraged. More weight will be given to a team that has female co-investigators during the review and selection process of the projects.

ii. Results and Dissemination

Applicants should clearly define the major outputs expected from the research project and describe how the research findings will be disseminated or used. Who are the target audience/ beneficiaries? How will the findings be used to influence policy and practice?  What media engagements plans are envisaged? Indicate how open access will be fostered. Relate the specific dissemination method/approach to the target audience and briefly explain the rationale for the choice of the approach.

iii. Team composition from applicant organizations

All individuals who make a significant contribution to the intellectual direction of the research, and who may have some responsibility for financial aspects of the project should be listed. Team members from applicant organisations should be included. It is important to include the field of expertise of each individual, as well as the percentage of their professional time committed to the project. CVs of the research team members should be included and each one of them should not be more than 5 pages. Letters of support from the institutions of the Principal Investigator should be included.

iv. Budget

The budget should include an explanation and justification for each line item in the detailed budget spreadsheet. The maximum budget must not exceed the grant value. Presentation of detailed budgets is a must. Any allowable costs should include a clarification and a justification. All rates to be used for the budgeting purpose are the ones acceptable by the respective institutions of the Principal Investigators hosting the projects.  Some of the project downstream budgetary items could include the following:

  • Research specific costs including cost of equipment (55%);
  • Costs associated with human resources (10%);
  • Capacity building e.g. postgraduate (20%);
  • Local travel (5%);
  • Technical monitoring and evaluation (5%); and
  • Dissemination of research results (5%).

Provide a chart of key activities, timelines and key milestones.

vi. Ethical clearance

Where the project involves human participants and animal subjects, the Principal Investigator shall obtain ethical clearance from an appropriate NCST designated research ethics committee before any grant disbursement and implementation of the project. NCST will also ensure that the ethically cleared research projects have been inspected for ethical compliance in the field besides the ordinary monitoring and evaluation.

vii. Project Governance

Briefly describe the project’s governance. What is the make-up of the research team, their background, and their specific responsibilities in the project under consideration?  Describe any plans for partnerships with other colleges or research centers. How will the project’s beneficiaries or the private sector be involved in its planning, management, and execution?

NB: The project team composition should include early career researchers, women and young innovators.

5.0 FUNDING LEVEL

The maximum grant value for each research project proposal is K30,000,000. Each research project will be implemented for a period not exceeding seventeen months (17 months) from 1st December 2023 to 30th March 2025. 

Permissible budget items include the following:

  • Material costs, if they are directly linked to the research project, in particular material of enduring value, the cost of expendable items, field expenses, travel expenses or third party charges.
  • Direct costs incurred through the use of research infrastructure linked to the research.
  • Costs of organising conferences and workshops in connection with the funded research.
  • Costs of national co-operation and networking activities directly associated with the funded research.

Note: Salaries of PIs and other human resources involved in the implementation of the project are not eligible costs.

6.0       ELIGIBILITY

(a) Each proposal must have a principal investigator as a main applicant, based in Malawi. The Principal Investigator will bear the overall responsibility for the project, including its technical and administrative co-ordination as well as the timely delivery of scientific and financial reports.

(b) Applicants should be from public and private research and higher learning institutions in Malawi. Support letters from the host institutions of the Principal Investigators is a prerequisite. Proposals without institutional approval through support letters will not be considered;

(c) The Grant will fund only applied research projects in the listed thematic areas. Research proposals shall need to demonstrate the application of scientific principles or basic scientific discoveries to solve real life challenges. Basic or purely theoretical research will not be considered.

(d) The Principal Investigator at the point of application must fulfil the following requirements:

  • The minimum qualification of the PI is a PhD.
  • Hold a primary appointment in a local publicly or privately funded institution (Minimum of 12 months employment with the local institution);
  • Have done previous research in any of the focus thematic areas and have some results published;
  • Be an independent Principal Investigator with a track record of leadership ability in co-ordinating research programmes; and
  • Providing mentorship to research teams, as well as having productive research outcomes.

(e) The project management team should comprise of atleast 30 percent female members; and

(f)The project team should include atleast one early career researcher and atleast one young innovator.

7.0       PROPOSAL PREPARATION, SUBMISSION AND PROCESSING

Applicants are expected to pay particular attention to all the details provided in the Guidelines. Applicants must submit the following:

  • A completed proposal template that can be obtained from: www.ncst.mw/climatechangetemplate
  • Project team member’s CVs; workplan; and budget.
  • Where the applicant is affiliated to an institution, a support letter from their institution.

All attachments must be in PDF format.

The mode of application and submission of the full application package (i.e. with all the required attachments) shall primarily be through the web-based online grants management system of both NCST at https://grants.ncst.mw/; research proposals submitted via email will NOT be accepted under this Grant scheme.

8.0       DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS

The set deadline for submission of proposals is 8th November 2023 at 16:30 Central Africa Time.

9. 0     CONTACT INFORMATION

Any enquiries from Malawi researchers should be directed to kgondwe@ncst.mw 

1.0 BACKGROUND

The National Commission for Science and Technology (NCST) is a parastatal organisation created by the Science and Technology Act number 16 of 2003. Its Mission is to promote, support, co-ordinate and regulate the development and application of research, science, technology and innovation so as to create wealth in order to improve the quality of life. The Act establishes a Science and Technology Fund under Section 24 whose main object is to advance science and technology in Malawi. To achieve this objective, the Commission has set aside funds from the Fund to support innovation projects in the electronics sector through Technology and Innovation Grants (TIGs).  The aim of the TIGs is to promote the commercialisation of locally produced innovative technologies and support development of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) for wealth creation and sustainable development.

The Commission therefore is calling upon interested and eligible individuals or institutions to respond.

2.0 RATIONALE

Developing and maintaining infrastructure to support production of electronic devices in Malawi remains a persistent challenge. For instance, Malawi’s imports on electrical and electronic equipment in 2022 totaled to US$240 million (United Nations, 2023). This just shows how much money Malawi is allocating to electronic imports. Malawi 2063 acknowledges that industrialization is central to inclusive wealth creation and self-reliance through creation of secondary industries that will enhance import substitution and export growth.

It is against this background that NCST would like to support innovation projects in electronics. TIGs will support institutions and individuals that have technological innovations (where innovation means something new or better) that have a demonstrable viable business model.

3.0 SCOPE

The grant will support activities in the following categories:

3.1 Product Manufacturing:

This includes the following activities:

3.1.1Acquisition of equipment for technology production and/or distribution

3.1.2 Product design improvements

3.2 Product Distribution and Marketing

This includes the following activities:

3.2.1 Organising product demonstration event in target market

3.2.2 Replication of industry-ready prototypes to meet market need

Note: TIGs will not support research activities to establish proof of concept.

4.0 THEMATIC FOCUS

The Commission will support projects in the fields of electronics with demonstrable innovativeness, contribution to import-substitution, value addition, scalability, and social benefit.

5.0 FUNDING LEVEL AND DURATION

The maximum grant value for each category is Ten Million Malawi Kwacha (MK10,000,000.00). Each project will be implemented for a period not exceeding twelve months (12 months) from 1st November 2023 to 30th October, 2024.

Permissible budget items include the following: purchase of equipment and raw material if they are directly linked to the project, project related travel expenses or third party charges; direct costs incurred through the use of infrastructure linked to the project; costs of organising marketing events in connection with the funded project.

Ineligible costs include Salaries, rentals, maintenance of fleet, purchasing of vehicles and office furniture are not eligible costs.


All budgets should be presented on the budget template in the guidelines found on  www.ncst.mw/tigs_guidelines/  Co-funding of projects is encouraged.  

6.0 ELIGIBILITY

Innovators, technologists, and institutions wishing to apply for the technology and innovation grants must be:

6.1 Malawian nationals or other technologists and innovators working with Malawian nationals

6.2 Malawian-owned institutions operating and registered in Malawi

6.3 Projects that demonstrate use of over 60% locally available resources

6.4 Led by a project leader as a main applicant, based in Malawi and of Malawi origin. The Project leader will bear the overall responsibility for the project, including its technical and administrative co-ordination as well as the timely delivery of technical and financial reports.

6.5 Supported by a letter from the host institutions of the project leader where the applicant is an institution. Proposals without institutional approval through support letters will not be considered.

6.6 Innovative projects in the electronics thematic area.

6.7 Projects that demonstrate the application of scientific principles

6.8 Projects that demonstrate a viable business model for taking the product to the market and solving real life challenges.

Application guidelines are available on www.ncst.mw/tigs_guidelines/

NB: It is acceptable for an individual, group of individuals or institution to apply for technology and innovation grants for more than one project.

7.0 HOW TO APPLY

Applicants must submit the following:

7.1 A filled project application form in the guidelines document which can be accessed through the following link: www.ncst.mw/tigs_guidelines/

7.2 All the required documents as requested in the application form.

7.3 The full proposals should be submitted electronically to directorgeneral@ncst.mw    with a copy to nrdc@ncst.mw  with the subject heading: “Full Proposal in Technology and Innovations Grants (2023)” clearly specified.   

8.0 DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS

The deadline for submission of proposals is 10th October, 2023 at 12 mid-night, Central African time.

Welcome to Malawi at the Bingu International Convention Center (BICC). The 30th August 2023 marks an important milestone to launch Grand Challenges Malawi program at Bingu International Convention Center (BICC), Lilongwe, Malawi. Our goal is to support the most creative scientists in Malawi to collaborate with their partners in Africa and globally, to implement research that fosters innovation in solving the most critical development challenges in Malawi and Africa.

Call Opening Date: 13th July, 2023

Call Closing Date: 14th August, 2023

1.0       BACKGROUND

The National Commission for Science and Technology (NCST) of the Republic of Malawi, the National Science and Technology Council of Zambia (NSTC) and the Research Council of Zimbabwe (RCZ) are participating in the Science Granting Councils Initiative (SGCI) Phase II-plus. During this phase, NCST, NSTC and RCZ are jointly administering a Grant aimed at managing collaborative research calls in the application of artificial intelligence in agriculture and health service delivery in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The collaborative research call will be funded by the African Centre for Technology Studies.

Under this collaborative agreement, NCST, NSTC and RCZ aim to strengthen research collaborations between researchers in the three countries on application of artificial intelligence in agriculture and delivery of health services. It is the vision of this joint collaboration to strengthen the sustainability of health and agricultural systems through artificial intelligence in pursuance of sustainable economies and societies.

2.0       RATIONALE AND SCOPE OF THE JOINT CALL

In a bid to promote the utilisation of emerging technologies in the socio-economic development of Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe there is need to leverage these technologies on our existing capacities so as to improve livelihoods. Research collaborations on artificial intelligence in health and agriculture can drive innovation, solve real-world challenges, and bridge the gap between research and implementation. In that regard, the contribution of artificial intelligence in generating sectoral and organizational efficacies and efficiencies is key to developing nations which seek immediate solutions their health and agriculture systems. By bringing together experts from various national boundaries, diverging fields and involving industry stakeholders from the three countries in the research process, it is envisaged that this programme can develop more effective and practical artificial intelligence based solutions that have the potential to transform the health and agriculture sectors of Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

3.0       THEMATIC FOCUS

Researchers in the area of artificial intelligence directed to health and agriculture in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe will collaborate to prepare trilateral research proposals focusing on artificial intelligence application either in health systems or agriculture. Project proposals submitted under this call may include, but are not limited to, the following research areas:

  • Value addition and precision farming;
  • Yield production improvements;
  • Nutrition Research;
  • Microbial Research;
  • Medical imaging and diagnostics;
  • Precision medicine;
  • Healthcare operations and management; and
  • Drug discovery and development.

4.0      EXPECTED OUTCOMES

It is expected that interventions of the projects will improve the utilization of emergent technologies in the above stated areas of health and agriculture sectors of Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Projects should also aim within their proposed duration to enhance the capacity of researchers and relevant sectors in the practicability of artificial intelligence.

5.0      FUNDING LEVEL

The budget limit for project activities in the proposal will be not more than the local equivalent of USD 45,000.00for the research team in Malawi and Zambia, while in Zimbabwe the budget limit for project activities will be USD 45,000.00. Budget modalities will include three separate budgets, one for each team representative of their respective countries. Collaborative research projects will be implemented for a period not exceeding nineteen months (19 months) from 2nd October 2023 to 31st July, 2025. Permissible budget items include the following:

  • Material costs, if they are directly linked to the research project, in particular, material of enduring value, the cost of expendable items, field expenses, travel expenses or third party charges;
  • Direct costs incurred through the use of research infrastructure linked to the research;
  • Costs of organizing conferences and workshops in connection with the funded research; and
  • Costs of national and international cooperation and networking activities directly associated with the funded research.

Cost limits for the different research activity categories will include the following percentage of the budget.

  • Research costs 65%;
  • Equipment 15%;
  • Personnel costs 8%;
  • Travel & Subsistence costs 2%;
  • Workshop costs 2%;
  • Konowledge sharing and Research Uptake 5%;
  • Other goods and services 2%; and
  • Matching support costs 1%.

Note:   Salaries of applicants are not eligible costs, however, man-hours for research activities like lab tasks or participant interviewing are eligible under personnel costs.

6.0       ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

  1. Each proposal must have one Principal Investigator from each country as a main applicant and should be based in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The three Principal Investigators will bear the overall responsibility for the projects, including its technical and administrative co-ordination as well as the timely delivery of scientific and financial reports for each country.
  1. Applications are open to bona-fide researchers from public research and higher learning institutions in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Researchers from the Private Sector and Non-profit Organizations registered in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe are also eligible to apply but in collaboration with researchers in public research or higher learning institutions in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
  1. Support letters from the Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe host institutions of the Principal Investigators are a prerequisite. Proposals without institutional approval through support letters will not be considered.
  1. The Grant will fund only Applied Research project in the listed thematic areas in each country. Research proposals must demonstrate the application of scientific principles or basic scientific discoveries to solve real life challenges. Basic or purely theoretical research will not be considered.
  1. Project teams may include a PhD candidate. The Grant will provide financial support for the PhD candidate on the project team in their data collection phase only
  1. Principal Investigators from Higher Education and Learning (HELs) institutions, Health Institutions and Agriculture Research Institutions in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe are eligible to participate in the call. Private sector and other entities can participate as collaborators.
  1. Malawian, Zambian and Zimbabwean Principal Investigators at the point of application must fulfil the following requirements:
  2. Hold a primary appointment in a local publicly funded institution (Minimum of 12 months’ employment with a local institution in Malawi, Zambia or Zimbabwe);
  3. Have done previous research in artificial intelligence applied to health and agriculture and have some results published;
  4. Be a Principal Investigator with a track record of leadership ability in co-ordinating research programmes; 
  5. Providing mentorship to research teams, as well as having productive research outcomes; and
  6. Should ensure project team composition is inclusive of women and young career researchers.

7.0       PROPOSAL PREPARATION

These guidelines are provided to researchers to develop proposals for possible funding in artificial intelligence applicability in agriculture and health within the above-mentioned thematic areas. Failure to adhere to these guidelines would result in the disqualification of the proposal. Submission of a research proposal does not guarantee funding.

A multi-disciplinary inter-institutional group of scientists from the three countries and from the region with skills and experience in artificial intelligence will be appointed as an independent panel of reviewers. These reviewers may also be called upon to contribute to the assessment of the progress and performance of funded projects. The review process will be be two staged, the first stage will be revuew by external experts and the second stage will be by the Joint Research Management Committee.

Research projects that show potential for high impact at grass root within the project time line at a reasonable cost will be given high priority. Projects that emphasise technology identification and generation, packaging and dissemination for immediate impact on investment and productivity are encouraged. The applicants are requested to use Times New Roman font, size 12, 1.5-line spacing using the Research Proposal Template (Annexure 1).

8.0 NCST-NSTC-RCZ EXPECTATIONS FOR INCLUSION IN THE PROPOSAL TEMPLATE

1.Cross-cutting considerations

The proposal should demonstrate how gender equality and inclusivity, public-private partnerships, risk management and intellectual property issues will be addressed in the project.  The researchers to also briefly indicate the sustainability plans of their projects after completion of the funding. Submissions of research projects led by women Principal Investigators are strongly encouraged.

2. Results and Dissemination

Applicants should clearly define the major outputs expected from the research project and describe how the research findings will be disseminated or used. Who are the target audience/ beneficiaries? How will the findings be used to influence policy and practice?  What media engagements plans are envisaged? Indicate how open access will be fostered. Relate the specific dissemination method/approach to the target audience and briefly explain the rationale for the choice of the approach.

3. Team composition from applicant organizations

All individuals who make a significant contribution to the intellectual direction of the research, and who may have some responsibility for financial aspects of the project should be listed. Team members from applicant organisations should be included. It is important to include the field of expertise of each individual, as well as the percentage of their professional time committed to the project. Do not include CVs of the entire research team, but include a one or two paged CV for the Principal Investigators. Letters of support from the institutions of the PI should be included.

4. Budget

This should include an explanation and justification for each line item in the detailed budget spreadsheet. The maximum budget is as stated in section 5.0 above. Presentation of detailed budgets is a must. Any personnel costs should include a clarification of the roles and responsibilities of key researchers and percentage of time devoted to the project. The research grant will not cover salaries for the project team members. All rates to be used for the budgeting purpose are the ones acceptable by the respective institutions of the Principal Investigators hosting the projects.  Some of the project downstream budgetary items could include the following:

  • Research specific costs including cost of equipment;
  • Costs associated with human resources;
  • Capacity building e.g. postgraduate;
  • International and local travel;
  • Monitoring and evaluation; and
  • Dissemination of research results.

Briefly explain how the project will be governed. What is the composition of the research team, their qualifications and specific roles in the proposed project?  Describe how any partnership is planned with other universities/ research institutes? How will the private sector or beneficiaries be involved in the design/management/execution of the project? What is the role of the university’s/institute’s management (if any) and how might this governance structure influence the success of the programme?

Provide a chart of key activities, timelines and key milestones.

5. Monitoring and Evaluation

ACTS, NCST, NSTC and RCZ will be responsible for monitoring and evaluation. Successful applicants will be provided with Reporting Templates to aide monitoring and evaluation.

6.Ethical clearance

Where the project involves human participants and animal subjects, the Principal Investigator in the respective country shall obtain ethical clearance from an appropriate NCST, NSTC and RCZ designated research ethics committee before any grant disbursement and implementation of the project. NCST, NSTC and RCZ will also ensure that the ethically cleared research projects have been inspected for ethical compliance in the field besides the ordinary monitoring and evaluation.

9.0       SUBMISSION AND PROCESSING OF PROPOSALS

The mode of application and submission of the full application package (i.e with all the required attachments) shall primarily be through the web-based online grants management system of both NCST at https://grants.ncst.mw/; RCZ at https://rczgrants.org/ and NSTC at https://nstcms.nstc.org.zm/web/. Application packages submitted via email will NOT be accepted under this Grant scheme.

The deadline for submission is 14th August, 2023 at 17:00 Central Africa Time. Application documents uploaded on the Online Grant Management System must include full proposal; project team CVs; work plan; and budget. All attachments must be in PDF.

  1. Proposal attachments uploaded to the Online Grants Management System should not exceed fifteen (15) pages, using 1.5 spacing and font size 12 Times New Roman (Refer to the proposal template available on the relevant Online Grant Management System for other details).
  2. All proposals will be received and processed in strict confidentiality and with complete acknowledgment of Intellectual Property Rights of the applicants.
  3. Proposals will be screened for completeness by both NCST, NSTC and RCZ before a rigorous review by an independent panel of reviewers.
  4. Evaluation, selection, approval and communication to successful applicants by respective Boards of NCST, NSTC and RCZ will be by 31st August 2023.
  5. NCST, NSTC and RCZ’s decisions will be final.

10.      CONTACT INFORMATION

Any enquiries from Malawi researchers should be directed to Mr Kondwani Gondwe at kgondwe@ncst.mw. Enquiries from Zimbabwe researchers should be sent to Ms Zolisa Gumede at zgumede@rcz.ac.zw .Enquiries from Zambia should be sent to Atridah Mulonga on srf@nstc.org.zm.

11.       IMPORTANT DATES

  • Application period commences on the 13th July 2023.
  • The deadline for submission of Full Proposals is the 14th of August 2023 at 1700 hours CTA
  • Evaluation of detailed proposals: 15th of August 2023 to 15th September 2023
  • Deliberation / proclamation of results: 21st September 2023 to 22nd September 2023
  • Award notification to the winners: 21st September 2023 to 23rd September 2023
  • Signing of grant contracts: 25th September 2023 to 27th September 2023
  • Initial disbursement of the approved budget: 28th September 2023 to 29th September 2023
  • Funded research projects will be implemented over a period of two years from 2 October 2023 until July 2025
  • Final report: 28th August 2025
  • Project Financial Audit: 30 September 2025

Call Opening Date: 26th June, 2023

Call Closing Date: 25th July, 2023

Introduction 

OFAB-Malawi Chapter is calling for entries from all journalists reporting on sustainable agricultural biotechnologies for the OFAB Annual Media Awards for 2023. The Awards will be at OFAB-Malawi Chapter level and later culminate into the OFAB-Africa Media Awards.

The OFAB-Malawi Chapter is hosted by the National Commission for Science and Technology (NCST) with support from African Agricultural Technology Foundation (AATF). NCST was established by the Science and Technology Act No.16 of 2003 as an umbrella body responsible for promoting, supporting, coordinating and regulating the development and application of research, science, technology and innovation in order to create wealth and improve the quality of life. Over the years, NCST has played major roles in setting up biotechnology and biosafety frameworks and supported research and innovation for genetically modified crops in the country. These are in line with the aspirations of the country through both MIP-1 and MW 2063, which recognises the role of science, technology and innovation, in the attainment of the three key pillars namely: Agriculture Productivity and Commercialisation, Industrialisation and Urbanisation for creation of an inclusively wealthy and self-reliant nation. 

The AATF is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to facilitate sustainable access of agricultural technologies to smallholder farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa. Driven by a vision of sustainable food security and agriculture-driven economic development in Africa, AATF established Open Forum on Agricultural Biotechnology (OFAB) in 2006, to enhances knowledge and awareness on agricultural biotechnology and to build understanding of the technology and inform decision making. 

About OFAB

OFAB operates in ten countries: Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Ghana, Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Rwanda, Mozambique, and Malawi. It is a partnership platform that contributes to creation of an enabling environment for biotechnology research, development, and deployment for the benefit of smallholder farmers in Africa. The OFAB-Malawi Chapter is therefore, critical in bridging the information gap, between the scientists, farmers, and the general public.

About OFAB Media Awards (OMAs)

The OFAB Media Awards (OMAs) are aimed at recognizing exemplary journalism that exhibits best practices in credible science reporting that is crucial to better public understanding and acceptance of sciences, technologies and innovations that are needed to transform African agriculture for food security, sustainable development and poverty eradication.

The specific objectives of the Awards are to; i) promote excellence in science journalism and appreciate the contribution of journalists in promoting sustainable agricultural technologies particularly agricultural biotechnology and ii) reward the critical roles played by journalists in promoting constructive dialogue on modern biotechnology through responsible, professional, ethical, and effective reporting. 

The OFAB-Chapter Awards culminates into the OFAB Africa Media Awards contest that brings together OFAB country level finalists from which the overall winners are selected in the categories of: Television, Radio and Print & Online.

Eligibility

  1. Malawian journalists who have been reporting on agricultural biotechnology in the country.
  2. Articles submitted for consideration should have been published within the past 1 year to the date of submission (30 June 2023). 
  3. The applicant must be accredited with Media Council of Malawi.
  4. Categories for the award will be:
  • Print and Online (Newspapers, Magazine and Online)
  • Radio (Audio or podcast) and
  • Television

Scoring
An independent judging committee will select the winning entries based on: 

  1. Scientific accuracy
  2. Initiative
  3. Originality
  4. Clarity of interpretation
  5. Value in fostering a better public understanding of agricultural biotechnology and its impact in the society

Prizes

Each category will produce 1) category winner, 2) runner-up.  The winners of each category will be eligible to participate in OFAB Africa Media Wards (OMAs) scheduled for end of the year in the country to be announced. The following prizes will be given:

  1. Winner: (Trophy and prize money of $600); and
  2. Runner-up: (Trophy and prize money) of $400).

Submission Modalities

Journalists are encouraged to ensure the following when submitting their entries:

  1. Articles should be not older than 1 year on the date on submission for entry;
  2. Provide links to published articles. The URL should be from a media house and not a personal blog; 
  3. Provide YouTube and SoundCloud links to TV and Radio stories respectively;
  4. Provide links to maximum of 3 of their best self-appraised articles or stories;
  5. The entries (active links) should be submitted online through E-mail to: directorgeneral@ncst.mw with copies to (lkampira@ncst.mw and ychimbalanga@ncst.mw);  
  6. If an entry is not accessible online, scanned articles should be submitted through E-mail to: directorgeneral@ncst.mw with copies to (lkampira@ncst.mw and ychimbalanga@ncst.mw);   
  7. Entries should be submitted no later than 25 July 2023;  
  8. Submit a brief synopsis (about 150 words) of the winning stories;
  9. Provide about 150-word professional biography;
  10. Submit a brief 200-word piece explaining the motivation for each story; 
  11. Provide digital passport size photo;
  12. Submit copy of national ID/Passport; and 
  13. Provide evidence of Media Accreditation/Membership of a National Media Association.

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