Supporting organizations and activities whose goals are consistent with the Institute's and CIHR's vision, mandate and strategic directions.
Key highlights of the program include:
Please note the ICS Program is not intended to support the following activities:
Under the framework of the ICS Program, INMD will consider requests that fall within the general objectives of this funding program.
For those seeking workshop and symposium support, please refer to the Meeting, Planning and Dissemination Grants funding opportunity in the CIHR Funding Opportunities Database.
Under the framework of the ICS Program, INMD's ICS funding will be distributed among the following opportunities:
INMD will support knowledge translation and communication activities that fall within the general objectives of the ICS program and that align with the Institute's mandate.
Examples of the kinds of activities eligible for funding include:
The maximum amount for a single award shall not exceed CDN $15,000.
See 'How to Apply' below for application instructions and note applications will be accepted 3 times a year: .May 31st, August 31st, and November 30th. A total of CAD $70,000 has been allotted to this initiative.
INMD has launched this competition for eight (8) trainees (graduate students and postdoctoral fellows) in total to attend the 2009 IHSPR-IPPH Summer Institute on "Space, Place and Health" or the CIHR Institute of Gender and Health 2009 Summer Institute. Successful candidates whose research area is relevant to INMD's mandate will have an opportunity to be exposed to a wide range of established researchers and perspectives as well as acquire experience with the design of research programs.
The maximum amount for a single award shall not exceed CDN$1,000. The funds can be used for air and ground transportation costs.
For further details on eligibility requirements and how to apply, please visit the Travel Awards Page.
INMD is launching a competition to fund established researchers' invited presentations at national or international conferences or events related to the Institute's mandate. The maximum amount for a single lectureship is $2,500 to cover travel costs, accommodation expenses, and honorarium of the speaker. Up to four (4) lectureships will be available twice a year
For further details on eligibility requirements and how to apply, please visit the Lectureship Awards Page.
INMD's contribution to the amount available for this program is subject to availability of funds voted annually to CIHR by parliamentary appropriations, and the conditions that may be attached to them.
The total amount available for the ICS program for fiscal year 2009-2010 is $100,000 distributed among the following funding opportunities offered by INMD:
Funds approved for successful applicants must be expended by 31st of March in any given fiscal year.
Applications will be assessed according to the following criteria:
Please email the ICS form and all the attachments to vera.ndaba@sickkids.ca by the closing date of each competition.
An original signed ICS form should also be sent by regular mail to:
Vera Ndaba
Business Officer
Institute of Nutrition Metabolism and Diabetes
Banting Building
100 College Street, Suite 207L
Toronto, Ontario M5G 1L5
For information on availability of funds or whether an activity could be funded under existing CIHR programs please contact:
Paul Bélanger
Assistant Director- Ottawa
Institute of Nutrition Metabolism and Diabetes
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Email: Paul.Belanger@cihr-irsc@gc.ca
Tel: 613-941-6465