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A3 Foresight Program

The A3 Foresight Program supports joint research conducted by researchers from Japan, China, and Korea, based on an agreement among JSPS, NRF, and NSFC. The program aims to establish a top-level research hub in Asia by advancing leading-edge research through trilateral consortiums. It has been running since FY2005.

Host country

JP ↗

Full eligibility text

Eligibility details are provided on the JSPS page; many schemes require Japanese host institutions.

Deadline

Not stated

Form workload

2 form file(s) downloaded; 12 explicit questions; 13 fields/sections; moderate — substantial written sections

Sample questions
  • Is the research proposal an important research project that should be promoted from a scientific perspective?
  • original and creative?
  • trends, and the positioning of this research within the relevant domain or field?
  • and technology, the society or other areas?
  • expenditures consistent with the research plan?
  • Is the state of preparation appropriate to achieve the research objective?
  • ability to carry out the research plan?
  • research facilities, equipment, and research materials?
  • collaboration, or to create high value as research unique to Japan)?
  • used effectively?
  • for purchasing equipment?
  • implementation of the research plan?

Curated data & sources

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Curated itemValue in this recordSource
Funding agency JSPS Official page ↗
Country / funding source JP · JSPS Official page ↗
Deadline Not stated Official page ↗
Funding amount Not stated on the official page Official page ↗
Eligibility 2 structured dimensions — see the eligibility panel above Official page ↗

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