Applications for ISLA 2017 must be submitted via an online submission process no later than 30th June 2017. 

Further information 

1. The ISLA is not intended as a grant to fund proposed activities – it is a one-time recognition or prize, for organisations that have created programmes and /or projects that are linking scientific discovery and increased social or personal knowledge with long term improvements in science literacy.
2. If a EU-, UK- or US- based organisation works through a local organisation outside of those countries, the local organisation is encouraged to apply.
3. There are several terms used to describe the interactions between science and the public. For the purposes of this Award, projects on subsets of science literacy, including but not limited to health, environment, agriculture, climate change and citizen science are all welcome.

ISLA is funded and administered by the Hardie Wren Development Initiatives (HWDI), a new NGO, and facilitated in collaboration with NIDA.

Visit the HWDI website for more detailed information and guidelines for applying for ISLA.

Application Form

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Source: Nida-net.org