NHMRC Partnership Projects

Closing Dates

At the time of application the CIA will normally have one of the following:

• Australian or New Zealand citizenship, or
• Australian permanent resident status.

It is also required that the CIA be based in Australia for the duration of the grant.
In exceptional circumstances, NHMRC's CEO may waive the residency eligibility requirement. To apply for this waiver the CIA must submit a one page statement to support their position as CIA, plus a letter of support from the Administering Institution (Monash Research Office) to NHMRC's CEO through the Monash Research Office by Tuesday 15 May.

Monash Research Office Submission Requirements

• Monash Research Office Cover Sheet
• Details of the Monash Research Office submission process (pdf 114kb)

Monash Contact

Overview

The NHMRC Partnerships for Better Health - Projects (Partnership Projects) will help create partnerships among decision makers, policy makers, managers, clinicians and researchers. It will provide funding and support to create new opportunities for researchers and policy makers to work together, to define research questions, undertake research, interpret and implement the findings.

Essential Information and Documentation:

• Citizenship Waiver (see Page 13, Item 6.1 of the Funding Rules)

• Significant changes to the application process Item 3, on Page 10 of the Funding Rules
  
• Number of submissions, Item 6.5 on Page 14 of the Funding Rules.

For further details about this scheme please see the NHMRC website.

Forms and Guidelines

Funding Rules (pdf 368kb)

Advice and Instructions to Applicants (pdf 1.5mb)

Criteria for Health and Medical Research of Indigenous Australians (pdf 20kb)