From manko at iucea.org  Thu Sep 18 21:34:33 2008
From: manko at iucea.org (Alvin Bagaka Manko)
Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 21:34:33 -0500
Subject: [Ict_library] Fw: [Citgrad] FW: [Deans] DelPHE Round 4: Call for
	Applications	(fwd)
Message-ID: <20080918213433.b4950295ww4wgcow@webmail.iucea.org>



Alvin Bagaka
ICT Assistant
Inter University Council for East Africa
3rd Floor EADB Building
P.O.Box 7110
Tel: +256-41-4256251/2
      +256-775-597991
Fax: +256-41-342007
Kampala
Uganda





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     From: Philip Ayoo <payoo123 at yahoo.com>
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  Subject: Fw: [Citgrad] FW: [Deans] DelPHE Round 4: Call for  
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       To: manko at iucea.org

Alvin,

Circulate to the Library and ICT Committee.

Regards...


--- On Wed, 17/9/08, Dean, Faculty of Computing and IT  
<dean at cit.mak.ac.ug> wrote:

> From: Dean, Faculty of Computing and IT <dean at cit.mak.ac.ug>
> Subject: [Citgrad] FW: [Deans] DelPHE Round 4: Call for Applications (fwd)
> To: cit at lists.mak.ac.ug, citgrad at lists.mak.ac.ug
> Date: Wednesday, 17 September, 2008, 11:50 AM
> -----Original Message-----
> From: deans-bounces at lists.mak.ac.ug
> [mailto:deans-bounces at lists.mak.ac.ug] On Behalf Of
> dvcfa at admin.mak.ac.ug
> Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2008 6:58 AM
> To: jwabwire at pdd.mak.ac.ug
> Cc: uniman at lists.mak.ac.ug; deans at lists.mak.ac.ug
> Subject: [Deans] DelPHE Round 4: Call for Applications
> (fwd)
>
> Director, PDD, please work with interested Units to develop
> relevant proposals to be submitted to
> ACU.Bakibinga(Prof.)DVCFA. Office of the Second Deputy Vice  
> Chancellor,Makerere
> University, P.O.Box 7062, Kampala  ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> Subject: DelPHE Round 4: Call for Applications
> Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2008 15:46:53 +0100
> Message-ID:
> <47C49458B8355E4AA8F9CFDFC52A21B601AB6E39 at srv-ex-01.acu.local>
> From: "Liam Roberts" <L.Roberts at acu.ac.uk>
> To: "delphe" <delphe at acu.ac.uk> Apologies for cross-postings Dear  
> all, DelPHE Round 4: Call for Applications On 8 September 2008,  
> DelPHE launched its fourth call for
> applications. Between 15,000 and 50,000 per year is available for new
> partnerships What is DelPHE? The principal aim of DelPHE is to help  
> Higher Education
> Institutions (HEIs) to contribute to poverty reduction and
> sustainable development in their home countries and regions.
> DelPHE addresses this by supporting partnerships that focus
> on the UN's Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). HEIs in 22 target  
> countries are eligible to lead
> applications for DelPHE, whilst HEIs in any country are
> eligible to participate as partners. Please note that UK
> partners are welcome, but are not required in any
> application. DelPHE is supported through 3 million per annum by the UK
> Department for International Development (DFID). The
> programme is managed by the British Council and supported by
> the ACU. What is the ACU's role? The ACU encourages and supports  
> south-south bilateral and
> multi-lateral collaborations, through providing support to
> project developers over the course of drafting their
> proposals and in matching partner interests. If you are
> considering developing a south-south DelPHE application,
> please contact the ACU at delphe at acu.ac.uk, and we will be
> glad to provide you with direct assistance with the
> application process. What are the outcomes? It is expected that  
> successful projects will live on beyond
> the period of DelPHE funding and will continue to address
> MDGs in the home country and region. Partnerships should aim
> to deliver specific results in the following
> areas: . Joint research studies/publications which may then be fed
> into wider policy reform . Revisions to, or development of, new  
> courses which are
> relevant to country needs . Professional development and staff  
> training . Increased practical support for gender parity . Improved  
> networking between partner HEIs . Improved management and  
> administration within
> institutions in the focus countries How to apply Please visit the  
> ACU website at <http://www.acu.ac.uk/delphe/delphe.htm>
> http://www.acu.ac.uk/delphe/delphe.html
> <http://www.acu.ac.uk/delphe/delphe.html>  for more
> information about how the ACU supports south-south
> applications, or to learn more about our networking
> opportunities for university extension workers and community
> engagement professionals. Please visit the British Council website at
> http://www.britishcouncil.org/delphe
> <http://www.britishcouncil.org/delphe>
> for application forms and guidelines, information on
> application deadlines, information on focus countries, to
> access a project search database and a partner finding
> service, and for other information about past rounds of
> DelPHE. Contact All general enquiries about the scheme can be sent to the
> British Council at delphe at britishcouncil.org. All enquiries about  
> the ACU's south-south advisory role
> can be sent to delphe at acu.ac.uk.   --
> Liam Roberts
> Programme Officer (Research)
> The Association of Commonwealth Universities Woburn House
> 20 - 24 Tavistock Square London WC1H 9HF United Kingdom
> Telephone +44 (0)20 7380 6772 Fax +44 (0)20 7387 2655
> l.roberts at acu.ac.uk
> --   "Dazzling Technologies: Seismic shifts in higher
> education in a fast-changing and unequal world" -
> please visit http://hyderabad2008.acu.ac.uk
> <http://hyderabad2008.acu.ac.uk/>  for information
> about ACU's important forthcoming Conference of
> Executive Heads. The ACU and EducationGuardian.co.uk have just launched a
> Commonwealth universities news page, with features and news
> stories from institutions throughout the Commonwealth:
> http://education.guardian.co.uk/commonwealth The content is  
> confidential to the intended recipient and
> may be legally privileged. If you are not an intended
> recipient, please delete this email from your system and
> notify the sender. You can contact the ACU by telephone on +
> 44 (0) 20 7380 6700 or by facsimile  + 44 (0) 20 7387 2655. The  
> Association of Commonwealth Universities is a UK
> registered charity (registered charity number 314137) whose
> Patron is Her Majesty the Queen, the Head of the
> Commonwealth.
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   Apologies for cross-postings





   Dear all,





   DelPHE Round 4: Call for Applications



   On 8 September 2008, DelPHE launched its fourth call for applications.
   Between ?15,000 and ?50,000 per year is available for new partnerships

   What is DelPHE?

   The  principal  aim of DelPHE is to help Higher Education Institutions
   (HEIs)  to contribute to poverty reduction and sustainable development
   in  their  home  countries  and  regions.  DelPHE  addresses  this  by
   supporting  partnerships that focus on the UN's Millennium Development
   Goals (MDGs).

   HEIs  in  22  target  countries  are eligible to lead applications for
   DelPHE,  whilst  HEIs  in  any  country are eligible to participate as
   partners.  Please  note  that  UK  partners  are  welcome, but are not
   required in any application.

   DelPHE  is supported through ?3 million per annum by the UK Department
   for  International Development (DFID). The programme is managed by the
   British Council and supported by the ACU.

   What is the ACU's role?

   The   ACU   encourages   and   supports   south-south   bilateral  and
   multi-lateral  collaborations,  through  providing  support to project
   developers over the course of drafting their proposals and in matching
   partner  interests.  If  you  are considering developing a south-south
   DelPHE application, please contact the ACU at delphe at acu.ac.uk, and we
   will   be  glad  to  provide  you  with  direct  assistance  with  the
   application process.

   What are the outcomes?

   It is expected that successful projects will live on beyond the period
   of  DelPHE  funding  and  will  continue  to  address MDGs in the home
   country  and  region.  Partnerships  should  aim  to  deliver specific
   results in the following areas:

   . Joint research studies/publications which may then be fed into wider
   policy reform

   .  Revisions  to, or development of, new courses which are relevant to
   country needs

   . Professional development and staff training

   . Increased practical support for gender parity

   . Improved networking between partner HEIs

   .  Improved  management  and administration within institutions in the
   focus countries

   How to apply

   Please visit the ACU website
   at  [1]http://www.acu.ac.uk/delphe/delphe.html for   more  information
   about  how the ACU supports south-south applications, or to learn more
   about  our  networking  opportunities for university extension workers
   and community engagement professionals.

   Please visit the British Council website at
   [2]http://www.britishcouncil.org/delphe   for  application  forms  and
   guidelines, information on application deadlines, information on focus
   countries,  to  access a project search database and a partner finding
   service, and for other information about past rounds of DelPHE.

   Contact

   All  general  enquiries  about  the  scheme can be sent to the British
   Council at delphe at britishcouncil.org.

   All enquiries about the ACU's south-south advisory role can be sent to
   delphe at acu.ac.uk.



   --
   Liam Roberts
   Programme Officer (Research)
   The Association of Commonwealth Universities
   Woburn House
   20 - 24 Tavistock Square
   London WC1H 9HF
   United Kingdom
   Telephone +44 (0)20 7380 6772
   Fax +44 (0)20 7387 2655
   l.roberts at acu.ac.uk
   --



    "Dazzling  Technologies:  Seismic  shifts  in  higher  education in a
   fast-changing     and     unequal     world"     -     please    visit
   [3]http://hyderabad2008.acu.ac.uk    for   information   about   ACU's
   important forthcoming Conference of Executive Heads.

   The  ACU and EducationGuardian.co.uk have just launched a Commonwealth
   universities   news   page,   with  features  and  news  stories  from
   institutions throughout the Commonwealth:
   [4]http://education.guardian.co.uk/commonwealth

   The  content  is  confidential  to  the  intended recipient and may be
   legally  privileged.  If  you  are  not  an intended recipient, please
   delete  this  email  from  your  system and notify the sender. You can
   contact  the ACU by telephone on + 44 (0) 20 7380 6700 or by facsimile
   + 44 (0) 20 7387 2655.

   The  Association  of  Commonwealth  Universities  is  a  UK registered
   charity (registered charity number 314137) whose Patron is Her Majesty
   the Queen, the Head of the Commonwealth.

References

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   2. http://www.britishcouncil.org/delphe
   3. http://hyderabad2008.acu.ac.uk/
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