General Information

Co-ordinated Research Projects (CRP) represent the IAEA mechanism for supporting international research efforts to achieve specific research objectives as defined in the IAEA programme on Water Resources. The results of such projects are made available to users in the Member States.

A CRP typically involves 8-10 participants, each of them being a research team from a Member State, for a duration of 3-5 years. IAEA provides financial support to 2-3 Research Co-ordination Meetings (RCM), and small research grants for participants from developing countries.
 

More information on project proposals, requirement of contract/agreement holders and other administrative issues, could be found at the website of Research Contract Section: http://www-crp.iaea.org