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CRW2025_01 Household flood plans in Scotland – applying behavioural learnings to inform best practice and uptake

Type of project: Capacity Building Project

Overview: CREW invites proposals for a  capacity building project which applies behavioural science evidence to produce a household flood plan template and considers future actions to support uptake.

Budget: Funding available: £95,000 exclusive of VAT (where applicable).

Project Status: Project in procurement.

Call dates: Thursday 5th June – Wednesday 9th July, midday.

Please visit the Project page for full details.

 

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GUIDANCE & DOCUMENTATION

  • All feedback and queries related to CREW calls should be emailed to procurement@crew.ac.uk
  • All non-confidential queries and answers will be published on this website.
  • All applications should be submitted by email to procurement@crew.ac.uk before the deadline.
  • CREW Funding Terms and Conditions have been provided to all eligible Higher Education Institutes and Research Institutes.
  • Please see FAQs for further information.

 

 

 

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GUIDANCE & DOCUMENTATION

  • All feedback and queries related to CREW calls should be emailed to Research Support Officer, Regan Tammi. 
  • All non-confidential queries and answers will be published on this website.
  • All applications should be submitted by email to Research Support Officer, Regan Tammi before the deadline.
  • Applicants should use the CREW Application Form when applying for projects. (The link to application form will go live shortly).
  • CREW Funding Terms and Conditions have been provided to all eligible Higher Education Institutes and Research Institutes.
  • Guidance is provided on writing CREW project reports.