The Institute Ronald Coase offers an excellent opportunity for young scholars interested in studying the role of local institutions in adaptation to climate change in developing countries. As part of its research program, the institute will fund up to three competitive grants of up to $20,000 each.

The focus of the research is ‘Institutions and Adaptation to Climate Change in Developing Countries’. The scholarships are aimed at supporting empirical research to explore how the institutions, both formal and informal, can influence the ability of a country to respond and adapt to the impacts of climate change.

Key Details:

  • Research topic: Institutions and adaptation to climate change in developing countries
  • Number of scholarships: Up to 3
  • Scholarship amount: Up to $20,000 each

The selection committee will evaluate the clarity and importance of the research question, the role of institutions in the analysis and the feasibility of the empirical study proposed. This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to research to be crucial in environmental economics with the financial backing necessary.

Who can apply?

  • Phd students
  • Postdoctoral researchers
  • Academics at the start of his career
  • Other young scholars

If your research focuses on the institutional dynamics in the adaptation to climate change and are looking for funding to move forward in your work, we encourage you to apply.

Deadline to apply: November 4, 2024

For more details about the program, visit www.coase.org/researchprogramcall.htm.

Any questions can be directed to dhargis@coase.org or dominic.parker@wisc.edu.