Grantee Portal Endangered Material Knowledge Programme The endangered material knowledge programme (emkp) is a major grant giving programme that supports research projects and communities to preserve their skills, traditions and wisdom. The programme was established in 2018 with funding from arcadia — a charitable fund of lisbet rausing and peter baldwin — and is hosted by the department of africa, oceania and the americas at the british museum. read about the programme, ongoing projects and the application process on our website. register to apply log in.
2021 Emkp Grantee Training Was A Success Endangered Material Contact us emkp department of africa, oceania and the americas the british museum great russell street london wc1b 3dg 44 (0) 20 7323 8000 [email protected] emkp programme grants connect grantee portal explore voices from the field news and events frequently asked questions ongoing projects. Contact us emkp department of africa, oceania and the americas the british museum great russell street london wc1b 3dg 44 (0) 20 7323 8000 [email protected] emkp programme grants frequently asked questions grantee portal community mailing list voices from the field news and events newsletter ongoing projects. The emkp offers small and large grants to document material knowledge systems that are under threat and in danger of disappearing. this includes knowledge systems associated with the making, use, repair, and re purposing of material objects, spaces, architecture, performances, and environments. Emkp grants cover relevant fieldwork and documentation costs including equipment, travel, subsistence, and allowances for research assistants and community members involved in the project. budgets should be focused on the costs to support documentation and digitisation.
Reflecting On Five Years Of The Endangered Material Knowledge Programme The emkp offers small and large grants to document material knowledge systems that are under threat and in danger of disappearing. this includes knowledge systems associated with the making, use, repair, and re purposing of material objects, spaces, architecture, performances, and environments. Emkp grants cover relevant fieldwork and documentation costs including equipment, travel, subsistence, and allowances for research assistants and community members involved in the project. budgets should be focused on the costs to support documentation and digitisation. Contact us emkp department of africa, oceania and the americas the british museum great russell street london wc1b 3dg 44 (0) 20 7323 8000 [email protected] emkp programme grants connect grantee portal explore voices from the field news and events frequently asked questions ongoing projects. Endangered material knowledge programme department of africa, oceania and the americas the british museum great russell street london wc1b 3dg phone: 44 (0) 20 7323 8000 email: emkp (at)britishmuseum.org. There are presently no open calls for applications. The endangered material knowledge programme is one of our five culture grant programmes. grant programmes are hosted by trusted partners. our partners help us to determine where our support is most needed and distribute grants to individuals and organizations.
2024 Emkp Training At The British Museum Meet Our New Grantees Contact us emkp department of africa, oceania and the americas the british museum great russell street london wc1b 3dg 44 (0) 20 7323 8000 [email protected] emkp programme grants connect grantee portal explore voices from the field news and events frequently asked questions ongoing projects. Endangered material knowledge programme department of africa, oceania and the americas the british museum great russell street london wc1b 3dg phone: 44 (0) 20 7323 8000 email: emkp (at)britishmuseum.org. There are presently no open calls for applications. The endangered material knowledge programme is one of our five culture grant programmes. grant programmes are hosted by trusted partners. our partners help us to determine where our support is most needed and distribute grants to individuals and organizations.
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