Lemann Brazil Research Fund
The Lemann Brazil Research Fund at Harvard University supports collaborative research tackling major scientific and societal challenges in Brazil, with a strong emphasis on education, policy, and technology.
Funder: Harvard University
Due Dates: January 15, 2027
Funding Amounts: Typical awards up to $150,000 for up to 2 years; total funds and number of awards may vary by cycle.
Summary: Supports collaborative research addressing key challenges in Brazil, with emphasis on education, policy, science, and technology.
Key Information: Only open to Harvard faculty with PI rights; collaboration with Brazilian partners is encouraged.
Description
The Lemann Brazil Research Fund at Harvard University fosters collaborative research projects that address pressing issues facing Brazil. The fund is designed to support innovative work in education management, social sciences, public policy, and technological advancements in education, as well as evidence-based approaches. Projects that propose collaboration between Harvard faculty and researchers affiliated with Brazilian institutions—especially in the life sciences, physical sciences, engineering, and applied sciences—are also encouraged. The program seeks to generate research with the potential for significant impact in Brazil, particularly in fields related to education, public policy, economics, and human capital development.
