This programme funds collaborative transdisciplinary research projects that bring together scientists and actors outside academia to jointly develop innovative perspectives on democratic forms of government undergoing change. It encourages integration of humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, life sciences, data sciences, and technical sciences to address complex democratic challenges.
Eligible applicants include persons from science and actors outside academia interested in transdisciplinary research focused on democratic change. Collaborative teams spanning academic and non-academic sectors are encouraged.
