Decision published

20 November 2018

Total amount granted: 137 400 000 SEK

Research environment grant within child and adolescent mental health

The Swedish Research Council has decided on the applications to be awarded research environment grants within child and adolescent mental health 2018. Our total grant amount for 2018–2023 is 137.4 million SEK.

Decision published

Please note that only notice in Prisma guarantees that a grant has been approved.

Approval rates

Applicants

Number of applications

Number of

approved grants

Approval rate

Women 12

3

25 %

Men

7

3

43 %

Total

19

6

32 %
Grant amounts

Applicants

Total amount approved

Average grant amount

per year

Women

71 700 000

3 983 333

Men

65 700 000

3 650 000

Total

137 400 000

3 816 667

 

Approved grants and amounts per administrating organisation‌‌

Administrating organisation

Number of

approved grants

Total grant amount

Karolinska institutet, KI

2

49 800 000

Linköping University

2

43 800 000

Jönköping University

1

21 900 000

Örebro University

1

21 900 000

Total

6

137 400 000

 

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