The required information for application may include:
1. Project Title: A clear and concise title for the proposed research project.
2. Project Summary: A brief summary of the project, including its objectives, methods, and expected outcomes.
3. Project Description: A detailed description of the research project, including the research question, methodology, and anticipated impact on advancing universal mental health coverage in LMICs.
4. Research Plan: A comprehensive plan outlining the specific aims, research design, data collection methods, and analysis plan for the project.
5. Significance: A description of the potential significance and impact of the research in advancing access and utilization of mental health services in LMICs.
6. Innovation: An explanation of how the proposed research is innovative and unique compared to existing studies or interventions.
7. Timeline: A proposed timeline for the project, including key milestones and deliverables.
8. Budget: A detailed budget plan, including estimated costs for personnel, equipment, travel, and other expenses.
9. Collaboration: Information about any potential collaborations or partnerships with LMIC stakeholders, organizations, or institutions.
10. Ethical Considerations: A discussion of ethical considerations related to the proposed research, including participant protection and informed consent procedures.
11. References: A list of relevant references that support the proposed project and demonstrate knowledge of the field.
12. Qualifications: The qualifications and expertise of the research team, including relevant experience and publications in the field of global mental health.
13. Data Management: A plan for data collection, storage, and sharing, ensuring compliance with applicable ethical and data protection guidelines.
14. Evaluation and Dissemination: A plan for evaluating the project's outcomes and disseminating the research findings to relevant stakeholders and the scientific community.
15. Impact and Sustainability: A discussion of the potential long-term impact and sustainability of the research project on advancing universal mental health coverage in LMICs.
16. Letters of Support: Letters of support from relevant stakeholders, such as LMIC government officials, healthcare providers, or community leaders, expressing their endorsement of the project and commitment to collaboration.
17. Previous Funding: Information on any previous funding received for related research projects, including outcomes and publications resulting from those projects.
18. Other Relevant Information: Any additional information relevant to the proposed research project that may strengthen the application.
