| Project Name | Funding Agency | Funds Sanctioned |
| Access to Information and Journalism in India | JGU | Rs. 474,800 |
| Baltimore-Ashkelon Sister City Partnership: Responses to Jewish Identity and Community Exchanges | American Jewish Committee | Rs. 325,000 |
| History-writing in the Nation- making in Israel and India: A Comparative Study | American Jewish Committee | Rs. 325,000 |
| India’s first Taiwan Education Centre | Ministry of Education, Government of Taiwan | Rs. 400,746 |
| Introducing Holocaust Studies for Indian Higher Education | United States Holocaust Memorial Museum | Rs. 198,000 |
| Reconsidering European Contributions to Global Justice | European Union – Horizon 2020 research programme | Rs. 18,77,00,000 |
| The Role of Civil Society in Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation | JGU | Rs. 500,000 |
Research funds sanctioned and received from various agencies, industry and other organizations | ||||
Nature of the Project | Duration | Name of the funding agency | Total grant sanctioned | Amount received during the year |
Family Resilience and Mental Well-Being: Enhancing resilience and mental health of children and adolescents through integrated school and family-based approaches | January 2020- August 2021 | QMUL Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) Large Grants Scheme | £50,000(Professor Sugandha Nagpal ) | NA |
Policy Assessment of Opportunities for Integrating South and Southeast Asia | September 2019 -August 2020 | Asian Development Bank | USD $ 10,000(Professor Kipgen, Professor Deepanshu and Professor Mohsin ) | NA |
Number of Collaborative activities for research, faculty exchange, student exchange during the year | |||
Nature of activity | Participant | Source of financial support | Duration |
Erasmus Staff Mobility Program for Training with Queen Mary University London
| Sugandha Nagpal | Queen Mary University London | March 11th – March 18th, 2019 |
Training Programme on Geoinformatics for Risk Mapping with the Centre for Geoinformatics, Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS, Mumbai) | Centre for Border Studies, JSIA | Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS, Mumbai) | October19-21, 2019
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North East Research & Social Work Networking (NERSWN): Academic and Fieldwork Support Partner, Kokrajhar District, BTAD Assam, Indo-Bhutan Border; Fieldwork Support Partner for Indo-Bangladesh Border (Transboundary Rivers Project) | Centre For border Studies | North East Research & Social Work Networking (NERSWN): | Continuing |
York Centre for Asian Research (YCAR) Research Collaboration Fellowship | Sugandha Nagpal
| York University, Canada | June 2020 – August 2021 |
Academic and Fieldwork Collaboration | Centre For border Studies | Institute of Development Action (IDeA), Guwahati (Assam) | Continuing |
Academic and Internship Partner for Thematic on Anthropology, Indigenous Health, Ecology, Sustainability and Climate Change | Centre For border Studies | Kohima Institute, Kohima (Nagaland) | Continuing |
International Programme Partner for study on Indo-Bhutan border | Centre For border Studies | Losel Gyatsho Academy, Pelrithang, Gelenphu, Sarpang District, Bhutan | Continuing |
Knowledge Exchange Partner on Borderlands Study | Centre For border Studies | NEDAN Foundation: Knowledge Exchange Partner, Kokrajhar District, BTAD Assam | Continuing |
Transboundary Rivers of South Asia (TROSA) | Centre For border Studies | Oxfam India, Knowledge Partner | Continuing |
Indo-Bhutan Border: Academic and Knowledge Exchange Partner | Centre for border Studies | Bodoland University, Kokrajhar, BTAD Assam, | Ongoing |
Academic and Internship Partnership for Thematic on Peace Processes, Conflict Transformation and Community Development | Centre for border Studies | North East Institute of Social Sciences and Research, Dimapur, (Nagaland) | Continuing |
Sphere Standards in Humanitarian Practice | JSIA | RedR India | October 01 – 04, 2019 |
Academic and Fieldwork Support Partner, Chirang District, BTAD Assam, Indo-Bhutan Border | Centre For border Studies | Action Northeast Trust (ANT, Assam) | Ongoing |
