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XCEPT Research Fund

The XCEPT Research Fund enables local and international researchers and research organisations to develop evidence on conflict and peace.

The XCEPT Research Fund provides opportunities for individual researchers and research organisations or institutions to conduct innovative research on how conflicts connect across borders, and how to improve responses to conflict. The Fund supports activities across different areas:

  • Conflict response, examining how to break the confines of state-centric policy and planning to better address the transnational dimensions of conflict.
  • Emerging issues and geographies, with research focusing on priority issues and geographies, including gender and social inclusion.
  • Satellite imagery/data procurement and analysis, working with our partner Satellite Applications Catapult.
  • Data fusion technology and innovative research methods, to bring new ways of working to conflict research.
  • Responsive research, focused on rapid delivery, policy-relevant research that responds to crises.
  • Core partner support, qualitative and quantitative field data collection to support research by XCEPT core partners Chatham House and Conciliation Resources.

Through the Fund, we aim to support local research networks through partnerships, capacity building and formal grants to ensure that our research is rooted in local expertise and insight.

 

Calls for proposals

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Call for Researchers: TRACE – Checkpoints, Conflict, and the...

This call is now closed. XCEPT invites applications from researchers to contribute to a comparative study on the roles and dynamics of checkpoints in ...

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Call for concept notes – Future Horn, future Sudans: multipl...

This call is now closed. XCEPT is commissioning research that explores the rise of multiple and competing centres in the Horn of Africa and beyond.

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Call for concept notes – Climate change, informal trade, and...

This call is now closed. XCEPT is commissioning research on the relationship between climate change, informal trade networks, and instability in confl...

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