South African Research Ethics Training Initiative (SARETI) Leadership Program

项目概要/摘要 支持全球论坛授予的奖学金的行政补充 生物伦理学研究 (GFBR) 全球研究生命伦理论坛（GFBR）的存在是为了提供一个全球交流平台 研究人员、研究政策制定者之间分享研究伦理方面的经验和专业知识 和伦理学家等。其核心目标是为低收入和中等收入国家（LMIC）提供发言权 关于全球卫生研究伦理的辩论和促进合作的观点。 GFBR 的基本价值观包括： • 促进符合道德规范的研究； • 尊重研究中许多利益相关者之间的差异——无论是地理上的、 文化、科学； • 将这些聚集在一起以相互学习的重要性； • 许多中低收入国家卫生研究伦理审查能力建设的紧迫性； • 南北双方在道德和道德能力建设方面需要建立伙伴关系 回顾南方。 GFBR 奖学金 GFBR 奖学金为论坛参与者提供了独特的合作机会 探讨 GFBR 会议期间出现的问题。团契分为三种类型： (1) 旅行：GFBR 旅行奖学金旨在支持前往除本国以外的国家/地区的访问 申请人所在的国家。它们旨在为申请人提供所需的时间 开发一个主题并从不同的研究环境中学习。的长度 访问时间通常为 2 周至 3 个月。 GFBR 的主要目标之一是促进 新的全球南/南或北/南合作。该计划并非旨在支持 从一个高收入国家到另一个高收入国家旅行； (2) 项目： GFBR 项目奖学金旨在支持特定项目、 可能是会议演讲、学术论文等。请注意，关键之一 GFBR 的目标是促进新的全球南/南或北/南合作。它是 期望任何学术成果都不是单独创作的作品或仅与 来自您当前机构的其他人；和 (3) 会议：GFBR 会议奖学金旨在支持举办活动的费用 以 GFBR 年度会议讨论为基础，进一步推进 GFBR 的目标，即促进新的 全球南/南或北/南合作。 SARETI 将管理 GFBR 研究金计划，其中可能包括旅行、开展活动的补助金 项目和/或召开会议。

PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPLEMENT TO SUPPORT FELLOWSHIPS AWARDED BY THE GLOBAL FORUM ON BIOETHICS IN RESEARCH (GFBR) The Global Forum on Bioethics in Research (GFBR) exists to provide a global platform for the exchange and sharing of experience and expertise on research ethics among researchers, research policy makers and ethicists, among others. Its core aims are to give voice to lo-w and middle-income country (LMIC) perspectives in debates about global health research ethics and to promote collaboration. The essential values of the GFBR include: • the promotion of ethically conducted research; • respect for the differences between many stakeholders in research – both geographical, cultural, and scientific; • the importance of bringing these together for mutual learning; • the urgency of capacity building in health research ethics review in many LMICs; • the need for partnership between north and south in capacity building in ethics and ethical review in the south. The GFBR Fellowships The GFBR fellowships provide a unique opportunity for the Forum participants to work in partnership to explore issues that have arisen during a GFBR meeting. There are three types of fellowship: (1) TRAVEL: The GFBR travel fellowships are intended to support visits to a country other than the country where the applicant is based. They are designed to give the applicant the time needed to develop a topic and learn from being in a different research environment. The length of the visit is usually between 2 weeks and 3 months. One of the key aims of the GFBR is to promote new global South/South or North/South collaborations. The scheme is not designed to support travel from one high income country to another; (2) PROJECT: The GFBR project fellowships are intended to support specific projects, the outputs of which may be conference presentations, academic papers etc. Please note that one of the key aims of the GFBR is to promote new global South/South or North/South collaborations. It is expected that any academic outputs are not sole-authored pieces or collaborations solely with others from your current institution; and (3) MEETING: The GFBR meeting fellowships are intended to support the costs of holding an event that builds on the annual GFBR meeting discussion and furthers the GFBR’s aim to promote new global South/South or North/South collaborations. SARETI will administer the GFBR fellowship scheme which may include grants to travel, conduct projects and/or hold meetings.