ELDP grant application round open

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The 2011 grant application round for the Endangered Languages Documentation Programme (ELDP) at SOAS opened on 10th February. Applications close on 28th March 2011. Further information is available here.

ELDP has made two changes to the application process this year:

  1. applications must be submitted through a new online application system (unless online access is difficult)
  2. applicants who have previously held an ELDP grant can apply but must make sure the results from their earlier grant have been or are being archived at the Endangered Languages Archive (ELAR). If a second application is successful, funds will only be released once the previously supported project has been completed or is in the process of completion

For enquiries write to eldp -AT- soas.ac.uk

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