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The Kavli Trust Programme on Health Research

The Kavli Trust Programme on Health Research is committed to fund research on preventing and combating serious illness and on alleviating humanitarian need.

 

 

About the programme

The Kavli Trust Programme on Health Research is specially designed to ensure that the funds go to research that will make a difference and be useful for patiens, carers and health workers.

Before each annual call for proposals, new evidence gaps within child and adolescent mental health are identified through a thorough process, involving both professionals and users.

For applicants: Frequently asked questions

Read more: The Kavli Trust Programme on Health Research: Background and method

In 2017-2025 the programme will be funding collaborative research projects addressing selected evidence gaps in children and adolescents mental health, with a total budget of up to NOK 200 million.

Call for proposal 2023

Call for proposal 2022 (closed)
Call for proposal 2021 (closed)
Call for proposal 2020 (closed)
Call for proposal 2019 (closed)
Call for proposal 2018 (closed)
Call for proposal 2017 (closed)

Administrative staff

The staff designed the programme. They screen all applications before sending them through to review and they provide support for the scientific committees.


Jan-Ole Hesselberg | Programme manager
joh@kavlifondet.no | +47 900 71 673


Ida Svege | Senior Advisor
ics@kavlifondet.no |  +47 917 11 952

The Strategic Scientific Committee

The committee searches for evidence gaps in high quality scientific databases. The identified evidence gaps are formulated as research questions.


Arild Bjørndal | Chair
Bjørndal is Associate Director at Center for Evidence and Implementation and professor at the University of Oslo. He is the former CEO of RBUP and former board chair of the Campbell Collaboration.


Johan Siqveland
Siqveland is a senior advisor at Akershus University Hospital. He is a psychologist and researcher, and previously a senior advisor at the section of Health Economics and Drugs Unit at The Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services.


Karianne Hammerstrøm Nilsen | member
Hammerstrøm is a senior advisor at RBUP and the former head of the section of welfare services at The Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services. She is senior advisor/editor-in-chief for the Intervention Handbook.

Scientific Review Committee

The committee reviews the pre-proposals and full-proposals.


Katrina Witt
NHMRC Emerging Leader Fellow at Orygen and The University of Melbourne. Co-chair of a Special Interest Group for the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP). Senior Methods Editor for the Cochrane Collaboration.


Ole Jakob Storebø
Professor, Department of Psychology at the University of Southern Denmark. Editor at the Cochrane Collaboration and Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Psychology.


Patty Leiten
Assistant Professor and Director PhD Education at Research Institute for Child Development and Education, University of Amsterdam.


Brandy Maynard
Assistant Professor in the School of Social Work at Saint Louis University and Co-Chair of the Campbell Collaboration’s Social Welfare Coordinating Group.


Russell Viner

CBE (Commander) Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences (FMedSci) in the UK. Professor of Adolescent Health at the UCL Great Ormond St. Institute of Child Health in London and Chief Scientific Advisor to the Department of Education in England. President of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health in 2018-2021.

The User Panel

The Kavli Trust user panel consists of approximately 200 registered users, including patients, carers and healthcare professionals within children and adolescents mental health. They provide a ranking of the identified research questions. It serves as a recommendation when the Kavli Trust Board decides on which research questions that should be prioritized and included in the call.

More about this project

  •  Continues collaboration for research in child and adolescent mental health

    October 26, 2022

    Kavli Trust and the Norwegian Dam Foundation continue their collaboration through the Kavli Trust Programme on Health Research, which is specially designed to avoid wasted research. The programme will allocate up to a total of 215,000 euros for research into child and adolescent mental health in 2017-2025.

  •  Evaluating the effect of online treatment for youth with mental health problems

    October 12, 2022

    Karolinska Institutet has been awarded a NOK 8 million (771 000 euro) grant from Kavli Trust to study the effect and cost-effectiveness of an intervention called “Primary care Online Emotion-regulation Treatment” (POET) for youth seeking treatment for mental health problems.

  • New effective internet-based treatment for adolescent depression

    October 06, 2022

    A new study from Stockholm University shows that a new internet-based psychodynamic therapy (IPDT) is as effective as the already evidence-based internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy (ICBT) as a treatment method for teenage depression. The study is funded by The Kavli Trust Programme on Health Research.

  •  Shortlist for focused research funding

    December 12, 2017

    Ten chosen candidates are now being given the chance to submit a more comprehensive application for funds from the Kavli Trust to study mental health issues affecting children and young people.

  •  Reducing avoidable waste in health research

    October 13, 2017

    If you have NOK 75 million to spend on health research, how should you design grant giving process?

  •  31 pre-proposals submitted

    October 13, 2017

    Through the Programme on Health Research the Kavli Trust will be awarding a total of EUR 2,6 M to collaborative research projects addressing selected evidence gaps in child and adolescent mental health.

  • CALL FOR PROPOSALS 2017

    June 28, 2017

    The Kavli Trust will be awarding a total of NOK 25 M to collaborative research projects addressing selected evidence gaps in child and adolescent mental health. Registration opens July 5th.

  •  Funding for research on mental health (Eng)

    May 22, 2017

    The Kavli Trust will be awarding a total of NOK 25 M to collaborative research projects addressing selected evidence gaps in children and adolescents mental health.