CARP
Pesquisas
CARP
About the Fundraising and Support to Research Projects Coordination
The Fundraising and Support to Research Projects Coordination (CARP) supports professors in obtaining grants for internal and external projects, such as participation in events and attending educational programs in Brazil and abroad (scholarships).
The service offered involves assistance in identifying project and development opportunities; support in preparing the project and its components; support in completing the documents required for submission; and, in the future, support for project accountability and resource management.
There are three work fronts, which include the following activities:
DATABASES
Organization of a database containing key information for research calls from: FGV EBAPE Faculty Research Lines, CV Lattes, history of Academic Orientations, Disciplines taught, and Partnerships and Projects carried out. Identification, collection, and cataloging of funding opportunities and funding sources (Public/Private, National/International)
COMMUNICATION AND SUPPORT
Management of an informative website containing periodic information on development possibilities in Brazil and worldwide and publicizing notices and results via institutional email. Support for the submission of proposals with templates (research project models, consulting/applied research project, spreadsheet with physical-financial schedule, among others) and institutional information.
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Identification of external opportunities for institutional development – collaborative partnerships, student and researcher exchange grants, and visiting scholar programs. Development and submission of institutional proposals, in addition to monitoring and evaluating the results and indicators of such projects.
Funding at FGV EBAPE
Through institutes, partner organizations, and public databases, CARP surveys opportunities to promote scientific research activities, which identifies possibilities in the field of applied social sciences, expanding the search to complementary areas that have synergy in applied research.
Any proposal submission by research centers (on FGV’s behalf) or professors (identified as FGV’s employees) must be forwarded to CARP, which is responsible for evaluating and verifying the content sent, its compliance with the internal requirements of FGV (Applied Research Network), and its adequacy to the public notice the application refers to.
The process occurs through the following stages :
1st stage | The professor or person responsible for the application must forward the necessary documents to CARP (ebape.carp@fgv.br): Ordinance 25, PAR, Project Summary Sheet, Project in full, Notice/call/regulation released by the development agency. |
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2st stage | CARP verifies the project’s coherence with the public notice it refers to and the information in P25 and PAR. Such information is verified by the CFAP, which, accordingly, is sent to the Financial Comptroller of FGV EBAPE. |
3st stage | Financial Comptroller analyzes and validates the PAR, preparing the documentation to collect the signature of the Management of FGV EBAPE. . |
4st stage | Financial Comptroller sends documentation to the Research Network and, in parallel, CFAP and CARP register signed documentation. |
5st stage | CARP monitors the validation of the project with the Research Network until the completion of the internal process. |
TEAM
Professor Juliana Mansur is the Head of CARP. The other FGV EBAPE departments engaged in fundraising activities with CARP are Communication Coordination, Financial Comptroller , and CFAP.
Meet the team:
HEAD OF CARP
Professor Juliana Mansur, PhD
Adjunct professor | Head of CARP
Academic Head of International Undergraduate Programs