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Since 2005 the FBA has supported approximately 150 research projects, among them data collections, surveys and experimental studies. The research grants have enabled the publication of a large number of scientific papers, books and articles of relevance to international policy development.
Funds are granted once a year and members of FBA’s research working groups can apply. The applications are evaluated by a committee composed of senior researchers and practitioners.
During 2023, FBA grants a total of 3 million SEK to 8 research projects. Click here to find a summary of the researchers and projects that are granted funds in 2023.
During 2022, FBA grants a total of 1,68 million SEK to 4 research projects. Click here to find a summary of the researchers and projects that are granted funds in 2022.
During 2021, FBA grants a total of 2,7 million SEK to 10 research projects and 1 research workshops. Click here to find a summary of the researchers and projects that are granted funds in 2021.
During 2020, FBA grants a total of 3,5 million SEK to 10 research projects and 2 research workshops. Click here to find a summary of the researchers and projects that are granted funds in 2020.
During 2019, FBA granted a total of 3,3 million SEK to 12 research projects and 2 research workshops. Click here to find a summary of the researchers and projects that have been granted funds in 2019.
During 2018, FBA granted a total of 3 million SEK to 13 research projects. Click here to find a summary of the researchers and projects that have been granted funds in 2018.
During 2017, FBA granted a total of 2.4 million SEK to 11 research projects. Click here to find a summary of the researchers and projects that have been granted funds in 2017.
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