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## [German Administrative Data Project](/german-administrative-data-project)

The Research Data Center (FDZ) of the German Federal Employment Agency (BA) in the Institute for Employment Research (IAB) facilitates access to micro data on the labor market for non-commercial empirical research.   
[Learn more](/german-administrative-data-project)

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## [The Lab for Economic Applications and Policy](/leap)

The Lab for Economic Applications and Policy (LEAP) at Harvard University invites applications for small grants for research projects on applied economics (broadly construed) and policy.   
[Learn more](/leap)

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## [Opportunity Insights](https://opportunityinsights.org/)

Based at Harvard University, our team of researchers and policy analysts work together to analyze new data and create a platform for local stakeholders to make more informed decisions.   
[Learn more](https://opportunityinsights.org/)

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## [Weatherhead Center for International Affairs](https://wcfia.harvard.edu/funding)

Supports research that deepens the understanding of the forces, both domestic and international, that are transforming many countries as well as the international system.   
[Learn More](https://wcfia.harvard.edu/funding)

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## [The Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy](https://inequality.hks.harvard.edu/apply)

The Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy, home to the Inequality program, is the Harvard Kennedy School’s center for the advancement of ideas, research, and policy to confront social problems that are among the nation's most urgent domestic policy challenges.   
[Learn More ](https://inequality.hks.harvard.edu/apply)

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## [Center for African Studies](https://africa.harvard.edu/fellowships)

The Harvard University Center for African Studies is a globally recognized, interdisciplinary body at Harvard University committed to broadening knowledge about Africa and African perspectives.   
[Learn More](https://africa.harvard.edu/fellowships)

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## [Evidence for Policy Design](https://epod.cid.harvard.edu/epod-fellowships)

The EPoD Research Fellows Program is both a predoctoral educational opportunity for students and an avenue for EPoD professors to work with highly qualified individuals with a strong interest in pursuing an academic career in economics or public policy.   
[Learn More](https://epod.cid.harvard.edu/epod-fellowships)

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## [Institute for Quantitative Social Science](https://www.iq.harvard.edu/funding)

IQSS supports the research efforts of its affiliated faculty, graduate students and undergraduates via a variety of funding opportunities designed to move the frontiers of social science knowledge.   
[Learn More](https://www.iq.harvard.edu/funding)

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## [Center for European Studies](https://ces.fas.harvard.edu/opportunities/graduate-students/fellowships/gd-research-fellowships)

CES believes strongly that a vital part of the training of future Europeanists is the ability to conduct fieldwork in the region associated with the research. Thanks to an endowment originally provided by the Krupp Foundation, the Center is able to provide a year of support for dissertation research abroad to a large number of students.   
[Learn More](https://ces.fas.harvard.edu/opportunities/graduate-students/fellowships/gd-research-fellowships)

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## [Graduate Students of Arts and Sciences Fellowships](https://gsas.harvard.edu/financial-support/fellowships)

GSAS provides resources for graduate students seeking funding for research support, language study, multiple-year general support and dissertation-writing support.   
[Learn More](https://gsas.harvard.edu/financial-support/fellowships)

## In addition to the funding sources listed above:

The Harvard University Department of Economics will award competitive faculty or core Econ graduate student grants for research in various research areas. Applicants are encouraged towards collaboration with colleagues or peers within the department. \*Grad students in joint programs should seek funding from their schools prior to requesting funding from the Department of Economics.

Below you will find RFPs for each of the funds which the department received from our generous funders. Areas for awards:

- [The Molly and Domenic Ferrante Economics Research Funds](/resource/ferranteresearchfundrfp2023pdf): *Monetary and Fiscal Policy and/or International Finance/Trade*
- [The Kenneth C. Griffin Economics Research Fund](/resource/griffinresearchfundrfp2023pdf): *Grants for research in areas pertaining to economic research initiatives in Political Economy and Development*

Submission information is included in the links above. Proposals will be considered for awards of up to $50,000 per faculty member or up to $10,000 per graduate student. These awards will NOT be subject to the 15% Indirect Cost recovery. All submission must use the following budget template: [Economics Internal Award Budget Template](https://prod-econ.drupalsites.harvard.edu/sites/g/files/omnuum5991/files/2025-01/_internal_award_budget_template_v1.xlsx)