formas.se
Swedish government research council funding research on environment, agricultural sciences and spatial planning
About formas.se
Formas is a Swedish government research council that funds research and supports knowledge development for sustainable development. Its work covers areas including environment, agriculture and spatial planning.
Formas issues research funding calls, runs national research programmes and organizes knowledge events. Its activities connect research with public-sector and societal challenges.
Product: Research funding, national research programmes and knowledge events focused on sustainable development.
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- Integration code on pageinline script loader
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- jQueryHigh confidence
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