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The Reduction Grant focuses on research projects that help reduce animal use by identifying areas of research and testing where animal models lack reproducibility and translational value. Hence, the grant is intended for researchers who conduct systematic reviews, meta-analyses, or citation analyses of animal studies or similar work with the goal to reduce animal use in science.
The Humane Education Award is given for the development of animal-free training resources for veterinary, medical or laboratory courses. The grant is intended for educators and training material developers with the goal to foster respect and compassion for animals.
Each Grant is USD 6,000.
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The following topics are preferred:
To support SGV members for continuing education:
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Stiftung zur Förderung der Erforschung von Ersatz- und Ergänzungsmethoden zur Einschränkung von Tierversuchen
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Among UFAW’s top priorities is the promotion and support of high quality science that will lead to substantial advances in animal welfare, and the promotion of education in animal welfare – particularly at university and college level.
The University of Zurich is a UFAW LINK, UZH students therefore can apply for all grants.
On this page you can find funding for your research and innovation activities in the field of OoC.
The yearly Lush Prize offers a global prize fund to support initiatives to end or replace animal testing.
It is the largest prize fund in the non-animal testing sector, awarding £250,000.
Laboratory Animals Limited (LAL) is a registered charity whose aims are to promote education and training in laboratory animal science, medicine technology and welfare. LAL provides grants to individuals attending training activities, funding in support of scientific meetings, funding for training courses in countries with no or limited access to education and training in laboratory animal science and many other initiatives.
This Grant is available to individuals from European countries/areas in the process of developing modern standards of animal care and use. The objective of the grants is to acquire new knowledge and/or technical competences in the care and use of laboratory animals. This can be achieved in one of the host institutions proposed by ICLAS or in an institution proposed by the applicant.
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The 3Rs Collaborative compiles recent 3R funding calls and 3R awards on their Website
Funding by Horizon Europe with 3Rs focus
Diverse Calls and Awards can be found also on the Website of Charitè 3R
