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nidm.gov.in Doctoral Fellowship Programme 2024-25 : National Institute of Disaster Management

What is NIDM Doctoral Fellowship Programme?

NIDM Doctoral Fellowship Programme 2024-25 is sponsored by National Institute of Disaster Management. Candidates enrolled in full-time Ph.D. programmes from UGC-recognized Universities/Institutions/Colleges. Researchers are welcome to submit proposals on any other relevant research themes and questions related to proposed research areas. Last Date of Fellowship is 4th September, 2024.

Related / Similar Fellowship :

TERRE Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam Young Research Fellowship 2024-2025

CEFIPRA Raman – Charpak Fellowship 2024

Research Areas of Doctoral Fellowship

The following are Research Areas for NIDM Doctoral Fellowship Programme for submission of proposals for the F.Y 2024-25
Research Areas :
1. Flood
2. Earthquake
3. Landslide
4. Heat/cold wave
5. Cyclone
6. Lightning
7. Drowning

Suggestive Research Themes:
i. Science & Technology in DRR
ii. Policy and Governance
iii. Financial Resilience and Business Continuity
iv. Ecosystem Resilience and Climate Change
v. Resilient Infrastructure
vi. Healthcare and Disaster Risk Reduction
vii. Enhancing Community Resilience for Disaster Risk Reduction
viii. Inclusive DRR
ix. Response, Reconstruction and Recovery

Suggestive Research Questions :
i. Governance methodologies for building robust Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems (MHEWS).
ii. Strengthening industry accountability in waste management and community health.
iii. Risk assessment and mitigation measures for snow avalanches in Himalayan States.
iv. Development of a comprehensive methodology for evaluating economic impacts of floods in India.
v. Impact of extreme weather conditions on crop and farming practices.
vi. Resilient urban spaces: A comparative analysis of Class I towns and cities.
vii. Assessment of how building construction type, age, and maintenance impact earthquake resilience.
viii. Understanding the health of bridges in the Bramhaputra: A comparative exploration of upper and lower Bramhaputra valley.
ix. Seismic risk assessment in the Himalayan belt.
x. Assessing the impact of micro-plastic pollution on the health of children.
xi. Chemical-industrial hazards safety and DRR.
xii. Analysing demographic patterns of mortality and injury: Identifying the most affected population including elderly, women, differently-abled, and children as per geographical area.
xiii. Potamology of northern and southern tributaries of Bramhaputra with specific focus on emerging hydro risks in light of climate change.
xiv. Understanding present and future vulnerabilities and ensuring the recovery of Covid-19 affected orphans.
xv. Factors influencing pattern for disaster-induced displacement.
xvi. Impact of climate change on different species/wildlife.

Eligibility Criteria of Doctoral Fellowship

i. Candidates enrolled in full-time Ph.D. programmes from UGC-recognized Universities/Institutions/Colleges.
ii. Completion of Ph.D. coursework with a minimum of 60% marks. In case the result is awaited at the time of submission of proposal, the applicants should indicate the same in the bonafide certificate.
iii. Approved Ph.D. synopsis by the parent Universities/Institutions/Colleges and in case of pending approval of synopsis/proposal at the time of submission of proposal, applicants can indicate the same in the bonafide certificate.

Grant of Doctoral Fellowship

The fellowship grant is as follows:
Fellowship :
@ Rs. 37,000/- per month + HRA for 2 years (JRF)
@ Rs.42, 000/- p.m. + HRA for remaining tenure (SRF)
Contingency :
@ Rs.10,000/-p.a. for initial two years
@ Rs.20,500/-p.a. for remaining tenure
Escort/Reader Assistance :
@ Rs. 2,000/-p.m. in case of persons with disabilities (PwD).
Note: The last 3 installments will be released only after the submission/completion of the Ph.D. thesis duly forwarded by supervisor and co-supervisor to the NIDM.

How to Submit for Doctoral Fellowship?

One soft copy (PDF format) and hard copy of the application in the prescribed format with a forwarding letter from supervisor or head of the department should be submitted to researchiuin.nidm[AT]nidm.gov.in and to:
The Executive Director
National Institute of Disaster Management
(Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India),
Plot No.15, Pocket, B3, Sector 29, Rohini,
Delhi, 110039.

List Of Documents To Be Submitted With Application :
i. Application form with details of scholar and his/her doctoral research
ii. Bonafide certificate of completion of coursework and approval of synopsis
iii. Mark sheet of coursework (if applicable)
iv. Student id/Registration certificate for Ph.D.

Selection Process of Doctoral Fellowship

i. Proposals received by NIDM in prescribed format will be shortlisted and selected on merit basis only considering the good academic record, novelty of the proposal, the usefulness of outputs to NIDM, Government, and relevance for States and Districts, as well as the larger public interest. Shortlisted candidates may also be invited for a presentation for final selection.

ii. The fellow shall cooperate with NIDM for any changes or suggestions in proposal (if required).
iii. NIDM reserves the right to scrutinize or reject any or all the proposals received in response or suggest modifications to the proposal.

What is the Last Date of Doctoral Fellowship?

Last Date of NIDM Doctoral Fellowship 2024 is 4th September, 2024.

Detailed Notification Download here : https://www.scholarships.net.in/uploads/pdf2024/61517-s.pdf

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