Browse government tenders, quotations, vacancies and documents across South Africa.
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The u’GOOD Conference 2025 invites researchers, students, youth wellbeing advocates, and professionals from the Global South to participate in a global dialogue on advancing youth wellbeing. The event will highlight leadership roles from the Global South in driving youth-focused research and innovation.
A digital gallery showcasing images and content from the 2024 NGER (National Growth and Economic Research) Symposium hosted by the National Research Foundation. The gallery provides visual documentation of the event, including presentations, discussions, and participant interactions.
This award is given to early career researchers in South Africa who have demonstrated exceptional research excellence. Dr Busiswa Ndaba-Vatsha has been selected as a recipient of this award by the National Research Foundation.
The National Research Foundation is highlighting Dr Lindokuhle Dlamini as part of its Youth Month 2024 celebration. This feature aims to showcase young, emerging researchers contributing to science and innovation in South Africa.
A request for quotation has been issued for the design and supply of a commemorative lapel pin named 'Egagsini Lora'. The pin is intended to honor a specific individual or cause associated with SAEON. Interested parties are invited to submit their proposals.
This award recognises outstanding scientific teams in South Africa that have demonstrated excellence in collaborative research, innovation, and impact. It is open to teams of researchers who have made significant contributions to science and society through their collective work.
Opportunities exist for researchers to participate in joint science and innovation initiatives between South Africa and Europe.
A guide is available to help applicants understand how to apply for various NRF funding opportunities.
Information on the criteria that determine whether applicants qualify for multiple grants from the NRF.
Researchers can submit proposals for funding in the years 2025 and 2026 under this open call.
Researchers can apply to be evaluated and rated by the National Research Foundation for research performance, which supports future funding eligibility.
Researchers and academic teams can apply for access to the advanced facilities at iThemba Laboratories, South Africa’s leading accelerator-based science research facility. This includes access to particle and nuclear research infrastructure, supporting fundamental research in matter structure, condensed matter physics, and applications in health and environmental sectors.
