Doha: The Social and Sport Contribution Fund (DAAM) has signed a funding agreement with the Qatar Social Work Foundation aimed at supporting the Social Researcher Award. This collaboration is designed to foster a culture of scientific research within the social sector and encourage the creation of research that aids in the development of social services and backs evidence-based policymaking.
According to Qatar News Agency, the agreement will see DAAM providing financial backing for the organization and launch of the award. The Social Researcher Award targets a wide range of participants, including school and university students, researchers, academics, and professionals in the social sector. It aims to identify and nurture research talent, enhance research skills, and inspire innovative scientific solutions to societal challenges.
Yousef Mohammed Al Nuaimi, Director of Shared Services at DAAM, stated that the support for the award demonstrates the Fund's dedication to national initiatives that advance social work and enhance its role in community service. He emphasized that the award offers a crucial platform to promote scientific research and generate high-quality studies that contribute to the improvement of social services and the formulation of informed social policies and community programs.
Shaima Ahmed Al Jannahi, Director of Strategic Planning at the Qatar Social Work Foundation, expressed that the launch of the award, supported by DAAM, highlights the Fund's role as a strategic partner. This partnership empowers the Foundation and its affiliated centers to execute impactful initiatives and projects that contribute to social development and strengthen their positive societal impact. The award underscores the Foundation's commitment to advancing research in the social sector and promoting studies that align with national development priorities, thereby improving the quality of services available to the community.
The Qatar Social Work Foundation is a prominent national institution focused on advancing social work by supporting initiatives that foster innovation and knowledge within the social sector. Since its inception in 2010, DAAM has been instrumental in launching significant projects and initiatives across cultural, social, sports, and charitable domains.