Call for Applications- Research Translation Grant (Singapore)
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Open to researchers and organizations globally, with a focus on collaborations that benefit Singapore’s food ecosystem
Program Overview!
Do you have a vision to change the current inadequate food and nourishment of the world? Do you want to eradicate hunger from the face of the earth? The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) invites entrepreneurs and scholars with actionable solutions to meet populations’ nourishment needs to engage in the Singapore Food Story (SFS) R&D Programme 2.0
The Singapore Food Story (SFS) R&D Programme 2.0 is an initiative by the Singapore Food Agency to bolster the nation’s food security through innovative research and development. The program focuses on four key domains: Aquaculture, Sustainable Urban Agriculture, Future Foods, and Food Safety. By supporting projects across various Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs), the SFS aims to transform cutting-edge research into practical applications, ensuring a resilient and sustainable food future for Singapore.
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Benefits:
- Access to a pool of up to S$40 million dedicated to advancing food innovation and security.
- Engage in projects ranging from early-stage discovery to translational research with high commercialization potential.
- Contribute to Singapore’s ’30 by 30′ vision, aiming to produce 30% of the nation’s nutritional needs locally by 2030.
- Opportunities to work alongside industry leaders, academic institutions, and government agencies to drive meaningful change in the food sector.Also Check:
Application Process
- Visit the SFA’s official website to view current and upcoming grant calls under the SFS R&D Programme 2.0.
- Develop a research proposal addressing the specific challenge statements outlined in the grant call, ensuring alignment with the program’s objectives.
- Submit your application through the Integrated Grants Management System (IGMS), ensuring endorsement by your host institution’s Director of Research or equivalent.
- Applications will undergo evaluation based on innovation potential, alignment with Singapore’s food security goals, and feasibility.
- Successful proposals are typically awarded within 6 to 8 months upon complete submission.
Required Documents:
- Detailed research proposal
- Endorsement from host institution
- Budget plan
- Relevant supporting documents (e.g., previous research, patents)
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