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ComunicaCTi: Program for Science, Innovation and Technology Outreach (Guatemala)

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Deadline: 13-Mar-2026

The National Secretariat of Science and Technology (Senacyt) is inviting applications for its ComunicaCTi Program, which aims to fund science, innovation, and technology outreach activities aligned with Guatemala’s National Plan for Scientific and Technological Development. The program supports initiatives that transfer scientific knowledge, technological advances, and innovation to all sectors of society while promoting social appropriation of research and development.

Objectives

The program seeks to:

Supported Themes

The ComunicaCTi Program welcomes projects in a broad range of areas, including:

Funding Details

Through the DifundeCTi support line, Senacyt provides financial support of up to Q125,000 per project for activities such as:

Counterpart contributions are the responsibility of the beneficiary and may include:

Preference is given to proposals that are well-structured, aligned with national priorities, and demonstrate high potential to contribute to Guatemala’s socio-economic development.

Eligible Applicants

Applicants must meet the following requirements:

Eligible and Ineligible Expenses

Eligible expenses include:

Ineligible expenses include:

A bond of 1–10% of the total allocated funding may be required depending on the activity.

Application Deadline

Applications must be submitted via the Senacyt website by March 13, 2026, 11:59 PM Guatemala time. No extensions will be granted.

Conclusion

The ComunicaCTi Program offers a valuable opportunity for researchers, innovators, and institutions to enhance science and technology outreach in Guatemala, promoting public engagement, knowledge transfer, and national development. By funding well-structured, high-impact projects, Senacyt ensures that scientific and technological advances are accessible, inclusive, and contribute to societal progress.

For more information, visit National Secretariat of Science and Technology.

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