The Abaseen Foundation U.K.
Charitable Incorporated Organisation
ActiveUnited KingdomIncorporated 2014Charitable Incorporated Organisation
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Registered details
CE001902- Status
- Active
- Type
- Charitable Incorporated Organisation
- Incorporated
- 2014-05-12
- Jurisdiction
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- Registered office
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Classification
1 SIC codes09999
Capital & company events
Reconstructed equity rounds and matched research funding.
Equity fundraising
0 SH01-derived roundsNo reconstructed allotment rounds.
Research and innovation
3 matched grantsGCRF_NF225 - Improving community engagement with COVID-19 public health messages in hard to reach communitiesGCRF · Research Grant · 2020-10-27 – 2022-04-25 · with 2 other participants£239,297whole project
GCRF_NF225 - Improving community engagement with COVID-19 public health messages in hard to reach communities
GCRF · Research Grant · 2020-10-27 – 2022-04-25 · with 2 other participants
£239,297
whole project
University of LancashireleadKhyber Medical UniversityThe Abaseen Foundation U.K.
Biofortification with Zinc and Iron for Eliminating Deficiency in Pakistan (BiZIFED2)GCRF · Research Grant · 2019-03-31 – 2022-03-30 · with 12 other participants£1,676,210whole project
Biofortification with Zinc and Iron for Eliminating Deficiency in Pakistan (BiZIFED2)
GCRF · Research Grant · 2019-03-31 – 2022-03-30 · with 12 other participants
£1,676,210
whole project
University of LancashireleadBritish Geological SurveyFauji Fertilizer CompanyKhyber Medical UniversityKing'S College LondonLondon School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM)Mount Allison UniversityNeuroBioTexThe Abaseen Foundation U.K.University of California, DavisUniversity Of NottinghamUniversity of PeshawarYale University
Examining the effectiveness and acceptability of the use of bio-fortified crops in alleviating micronutrient deficiencies in PakistanGCRF · Research Grant · 2017-04-30 – 2019-04-29 · with 5 other participants£301,663whole project
Examining the effectiveness and acceptability of the use of bio-fortified crops in alleviating micronutrient deficiencies in Pakistan
GCRF · Research Grant · 2017-04-30 – 2019-04-29 · with 5 other participants
£301,663
whole project
University of LancashireleadFauji Fertilizer CompanyKhyber Medical UniversityLondon School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM)The Abaseen Foundation U.K.University Of Nottingham