Tobacco Advisory Group (TAG) Project Grants
About this scheme
Key information
Applications are accepted from UK-based researchers in universities, medical schools, hospitals, as well as advocacy organisations.
TAG is looking for project grant applications for policy research and policy advocacy activities in tobacco control.
In particular research and activities that support:
Current UK policy priorities - see the 'Beyond Smoking kills’ report and the Tobacco Control plans for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, especially:
- Safety and health effects of e-cigarettes and nicotine delivery devices, including in the longer term
- Role of e-cigarettes and nicotine delivery devices in cessation and use by different populations
- Evaluating the effect of e-cigarette regulation
- Studies on best practice in smoking cessation, mass media campaigns and local tobacco control activities
- Retail regulation and environment for the sale of tobacco or nicotine delivery devices
- Addressing health inequalities relating to tobacco use
How to apply to this scheme
Overview of the applicaion process
Applications for this scheme must be discussed well in advance of the deadline with the TAG secretariat. We will need:
• A brief description of the project (approximately 200-400 words)
• A paragraph on how an applicant has considered incorporating patient and/or public involvement into the study.
• Estimated budget and timings
Deadlines
| Preliminary Applications | Full Applications | Committee Meeting |
| 22 May 2018 | 24 July 2018 | November 2018 |
Before making your application
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Applicants must contact the office (TAG@cancer.org.uk) to discuss their eligibility and suitability of their research proposal in advance of submitting an application.
Cancer Research UK contact details
You must contact the funding manager for this scheme to discuss you proposal before starting your application.
Rebecca Wise
+44 203 469 8164
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