To a large extent, postdoc salaries are controlled by a central authority in the form of NIH, which sets stipend levels for training grants (again with the "t" word) and also limits salaries that can be paid by investigator-initiated grants.
While the OW were paid staff employed by their respective NGOs, the PHE and barbers received a modest stipend for undergoing the training (to offset loss in daily wages).
Rowing is grueling and the best a U.S. Rower can hope for is a small stipend that barely pays for training.
The 'Clinician Scientist Phase 1' award provides a training stipend for up to 6 years, while the 'Clinician Scientist Phase 2' award is restricted to holders of Phase 1 awards, providing up to 6 years of salary support once training is completed.
All CHWs were volunteers and did not receive salaries or financial incentives other than a US$1 equivalent transport stipend for each day of training.
The provincial government has introduced free textbooks, a $4 monthly stipend for girls, a teacher-training scheme and has cancelled token school fees.
This programme provided the opportunity to revive the mentorship idea by providing funding for training and stipends of two mentors, who were chosen by the institution in each country to support local students.
Although the Witness Project of Buffalo provided training stipends for the initial 8 hour training to lay health advisors and witness role models, women were not told of this until they reported to the training session.
It also boosts graduate student stipends for three major training programs from $21,500 to $30,000 a year, with the aim of making science a more attractive profession.
Thousands of militants traded in guns for stipends and training.
