SIBM Pune gets 38 Lakh from SPARC

Posted By Dr. R Raman

Published On: April 15, 2019Categories: Featured0 Comments

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Scheme for Promotion of Academic and Research Collaboration (SPARC) aims at improving the research ecosystem of India’s Higher Educational Institutions by facilitating academic and research collaborations between Indian Institutions and the best institutions in the world from 28 selected nations to jointly solve problems of national and/or international relevance.

SPARC proposes to enable productive academic cooperation by supporting the following critical components that can catalyze impact making research, namely

Visits and long-term stay of top International faculty / researchers in Indian Institutions to pursue teaching and research
Visits by Indian students for training and experimentation in premier laboratories worldwide
Joint development of niche courses, world-class books and monographs, translatable patents, demonstrable technologies or action research outcomes and products
Consolidation of Bilateral cooperation through academic and research partnerships through Indo-X Workshops in India
Publication, Dissemination and Visibility through a high profile annual international Conference in India

I am extremely happy to share with all of you the proposal titled “The Interplay of Social, Human, Financial and Psychological Capital in Shaping Entrepreneurial Outcomes of Women Entrepreneurs: An Indian Perspective” submitted by Dr. Madhura Bedarkar and Prof. Yogesh Brahmankar from SIBM Pune has got 38 LAKH grant from Scheme for Promotion of Academic and Research Collaboration (SPARC)

They submitted the proposal along with Dr. Alexander Newman, Deakin University Austrlia and Dr Eva Nathan – Monash University Australia

Dr R Raman

Director SIBM Pune

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Dean – Faculty of Management – SIU