Publication Support Grants
Who can apply: Publication must promote entomology; include budget and indicate other funding. Use the Publication application form.
Deadline: 15 April and 15 November
The Uyttenboogaart-Eliasen Stichting is a specialized Dutch entomology foundation that supports the study of insects through research, fieldwork, publications, collections, and professional development. It most often funds projects that strengthen entomology in the Netherlands, but it will also support international work when there is a clear benefit to Dutch entomology or Dutch researchers. Distinctively, it combines small-to-moderate project grants with long-term support for collections, library resources, chairs, and occasional recognition awards for outstanding entomologists.
Primarily application-based grants with fixed review dates twice a year (15 April and 15 November), plus occasional invite-only recognition awards and professorial chair support. Grants are typically modest to mid-sized, with some named support programs and specific purpose restrictions; personnel costs are generally not covered for research grants.
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Align proposals tightly to entomology and explain the direct benefit to Dutch insect science, institutions, or researchers. Apply by the twice-yearly deadlines (15 April or 15 November), include a detailed budget and project rationale, and for expeditions or travel grants be sure to document permits, scientific outputs, and why the work advances Dutch entomology.
Current and upcoming funding from Uyttenboogaart-Eliasen Stichting that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Publication must promote entomology; include budget and indicate other funding. Use the Publication application form.
Deadline: 15 April and 15 November
Who can apply: Activity must promote entomology in the Netherlands. Applicant should present (give a lecture) at the symposium; MSc students require a presentation and recommendation letter from supervisor. One application per applicant per round. Projects already started or completed by the deadline are ineligible.
Deadline: Applications must be submitted by 15 April and 15 November for consideration at the May and December board meetings respectively.
Who can apply: Project must demonstrably promote entomology in the Netherlands. Applications must use the Research application form. Only one application per applicant per round. Projects already started or completed before the deadline are ineligible.
Deadline: 15 April and 15 November (for board meetings in May and December)
Who can apply: Must show how activity promotes entomology in the Netherlands. Student internships may be eligible under specific guidelines; use the Study Visit application form.
Deadline: 15 April and 15 November
Who can apply: Public collections on entomological topics; applications must follow general guidelines and use the correct application form.
Deadline: 15 April and 15 November
Who can apply: Applicants must demonstrate required export/import and research permits. Air travel within Europe is generally not funded unless necessary; outside Europe air travel must be justified. Use the Expedition application form.
Deadline: 15 April and 15 November
Who can apply: Activities must relate to maintaining or enriching the entomological library; apply using the appropriate form and follow general guidelines.
Deadline: 15 April and 15 November
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