Impact of Reduced Access to Gambling Products
This competition is now closed, thank you to all who applied.
This funding opportunity is intended to provide DHW with knowledge and to support the development of high-quality gambling-related research in Nova Scotia. Funding is available to Nova Scotia researchers for addressing the following question: What has been the impact of reduced access to gambling products in the past year on gambling behaviours in Nova Scotia?
Eligibility IMPORTANT: Only applicants who submitted an expression of interest and received confirmation from Research Nova Scotia that their submission is in alignment with the Research Question may apply for this opportunity. To apply for this research opportunity, the Primary Applicant (PA) must: The following are considered to be academic appointments: Adjunct and instructor positions are not considered academic appointments. Applicants with limited term appointments are eligible to apply; however, the funding period must end before the end date of the appointment. Applicants with a limited term appointment must clearly indicate the end date of the appointment on their CV. Applicants must also provide a letter from a senior official at their institution indicating the start and end dates of their appointment. This letter can be combined with the project description section uploaded in Research Nova Scotia’s online portal, Jura. If, at the time of application, the PA holds a limited term appointment that ends prior to the funding end date, he/she is eligible to apply; if successful, a condition of funding will be institutional confirmation of an extended or new appointment. Funding Amount and Duration A maximum of $100,000 per award will be issued for a funding period of up to one year. Important Dates Invitations for full application: Deadline to apply: Results available: Funding available: Full Application Process Only applicants who have been invited to submit a full application may complete this process. Carefully review all application requirements, as outlined in the document below, once you receive your invitation to apply from Research Nova Scotia: To apply, log in to Jura to access the application, where information will be either entered directly to the form or uploaded as PDF documents. Be sure to refer to the ‘Application Requirements’ for detailed instructions. To complete application submission, login to Jura to access application. When your application is complete, select ‘submit’. Confirmation of successful submission will be available in your applicant portfolio. All submissions must receive institutional approval before the deadline. This process is completed via an institutional representative in Jura. Please connect with your research office well in advance of the deadline to note any internal deadlines and processes. Review Process Full Application Resources and Assistance Require assistance? Technical issues related to application submission via Jura can be directed to:Academic Appointments
Limited Term Appointments
Monday, June 7, 2021
Monday, July 19, 2021 at 3:00 PM (ADT)
September 2021
September 2021
Step 1: Review Application Requirements
Full Application RequirementsStep 2: Complete Application
Step 3: Submit Application
Step 4: Obtain Institutional Approval
RNS Jura Helpdesk
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If you require any application support or have questions about this funding opportunity, please contact:
Megan Bellefontaine
Program Officer
Megan.Bellefontaine@researchns.ca