A fund on health's service
Financing of agricultural projects
Improving the daily life of farmers is also one of the objectives of FONRID.
The National Fund for Research and Innovation for Development (FONRID) is a structure attached to the Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation.It therefore participates in the sovereign missions of scientific research and innovation in Burkina Faso.
Provide a secure framework for funding research and innovation activities throughout the national territory so that the results produced are truly vectors of well-being for the populations and generators of wealth and prosperity for the entire nation .
The funding of all or part of research and innovation programs or projects submitted by public and private research, innovation and invention structures in Burkina Faso
Participation in the promotion of research results and innovations by financing all or part of the results or activities dedicated to this purpose.
Funding and regular organization of conferences, colloquiums, congresses or seminars on a topical or development theme
The financing of short or medium-term training exclusively within the framework of research or innovation programs financed by the fund,
The funding of specific one-off research programs reserved for young researchers and women;
Support for good quality scientific and technical publication within the framework of research projects financed entirely or partially by the fund;
Fonrid is a financial partner who supports you from the design to the enhancement of the results of your project. You can therefore benefit from funding if your project meets the eligibility conditions opposite. If that is the case
The projects applying for funding are of 2 categories:
Each team develops its research or innovation project around a theme or a problem previously identified and launched in a call for projects. These themes or issues generally come from the Strategic Plan of FONRID, CNRST or stakeholders and users.
Generally, after the launch of the call for projects (in local newspapers, posters, etc.), candidate teams submit a project concept note (PCN) of a maximum of 4 pages. The PCN is pre-assessed by experts and if it is accepted, the team is called upon to write the complete project (PC) and to attach all the documents required for a complete file. This file is then submitted to CST experts who assess it. If the CST's verdict is positive and validated by the Board, then the team is officially notified and proceeds to sign an agreement with FONRID to begin the implementation of its activities.
