Danmarks Frie Forskningsfond

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Danmarks Frie Forskningsfond (Independent Research Fund Denmark) is a Danish government research foundation that distributes funding for researcher-initiated research projects. In 2025, the fund is distributing 2.1 billion DKK to support research across all scientific disciplines. The organization operates through a board of directors and five specialized research councils that evaluate applications and award grants based on researchers' own initiatives, covering all areas of scientific research.

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Nordic-Baltic education systems and 21st century challenges

This funding opportunity aims to create new knowledge about Nordic and Baltic education systems in light of pressing societal challenges. The purpose is to examine how education can contribute to robust, equitable, and future-ready societies. Applicants are encouraged to adopt a societal challenge perspective in developing their projects. Up to five research projects can be funded under this call. The call is offered as a collaboration between Denmark's Free Research Fund (DFF), Research Council of Finland, Faroe Islands Research Council, Iceland Center for Research (Rannís), Research Council of Norway, Vetenskapsrådet (Sweden), Estonian Research Council, Lithuanian Research Council, and NordForsk.

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Total Funding Opportunities: 3
Active Now: 1
Source Domain: dff.dk

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