WHML.ORG’s source grant page identifies scientific research, education, project development and international collaboration as areas of support. Grants can help a defined piece of work move from an idea to a documented result. A useful funding relationship makes the purpose, selection conditions, responsibilities and expected reporting understandable to applicants and supporters alike.
Overview
Welcome to the grants section of WHML.ORG! Be part of the associations shaping the future of health, medical and life sciences. The World Health, Medical and Life Sciences Organization (WHML.ORG) is a global network that brings together professionals working in the fields of health, medical and life sciences. Established in 2000 by professors, academics, scientists, and health professionals, WHML.ORG is headquartered in the Netherlands and registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (KVK). WHML.ORG operates actively in nine regions worldwide (Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Oceania, the Caribbean, North America, Central America, and South America). On this page, you can find detailed information about the member communities offered by WHML.ORG.
About our grant programs
At WHML.ORG, we offer various grant programs to support innovative and impactful projects in the fields of health, medicine, and life sciences. Our grant programs provide funding for scientific research, enabling scientists and researchers to bring their projects to life. Offered at both national and international levels, our grants particularly aim to encourage young researchers and academics. The programme description sets out the support framework; it is not an open funding call. Actual applications, review criteria, funding limits and award decisions must be specified in a dated call. Membership does not guarantee funding.
Our grant categories
Scientific research grants support original and innovative research proposals in health, medicine and life sciences.
Education and scholarship grants are intended to support the education and development of students and professionals.
Project development grants focus on health and science proposals developed by NGOs and other non-profit organisations.
International collaboration grants encourage joint research proposals involving researchers from different countries.
Application process
For an announced grant call, follow its application instructions and submit a project proposal with the specified supporting documents. The assessment framework considers originality, feasibility and scientific contribution, with review by appropriately qualified academics and scientists. This test page does not provide a live grant-submission form. Ask the team for a current call, deadline, budget limits, review arrangements and decision process before preparing an application.
Projects we support
The published grant account identifies cancer research, infectious disease work, genetic studies, public health projects and environmental health initiatives as examples of supported subject areas. These fields illustrate the intended contribution to health and quality of life. Specific award totals, completed projects and measured outcomes should be attributed to a dated grant or project report rather than inferred from this programme overview.
Education and academic programs
In addition to our grant programs, we also contribute to the development of scientists and professionals through our education and academic programs. Our internationally recognized certificate programs and courses provide participants with in-depth knowledge and skills in their fields.
Courses and certificate programs
Clinical research training, biotechnology and genetics courses, public health and epidemiology programs, health management and policy training. These programs are delivered by expert instructors and provide participants with programme-specific certificates. Check the programme issuer, assessment and any stated recognition separately; no universal accreditation is implied.
Scientific publications and journals
WHML.ORG’s publishing framework includes scientific journals and other publications for sharing research. Authors should follow the relevant journal’s editorial and peer-review process and check its current indexing record. Researchers and academics contribute through work accepted on its merits; participation in a grant or membership programme does not guarantee publication.
Membership and volunteering
By becoming a member or volunteer of WHML.ORG, you can participate in our activities and support our projects. Our members have priority access to our events and can benefit from our grant and scholarship programs. Our volunteers actively participate in our projects, experiencing the joy of serving humanity. Event priority, volunteer placement and eligibility for a grant or scholarship are governed by separate programme conditions and review.
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