National Lottery Awards for All is a small grants scheme (typically up to £20,000 in England). It is seen as “easier”: Simpler application compared to larger grants Faster decision times (usually around 8–12 weeks) Less complex reporting requirements You still need to show: Clear and Strong outcomes and impact. Join us to know more about writing the Awards for All grant application

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A theory of change is a funder's articulation of how the grants they make will produce the outcomes they care about. It maps the path from inputs (money, time, expertise) through activities and outputs to outcomes and ultimately to the longer-term impact the funder is trying to achieve.

£500,000 per application grant is available from Arts council of England for boards, investors, venues and producers more confidence to create, tour and programme a greater range of work. As a result, audiences across England and beyond have more opportunities to see a range of excellent dance and theatre at scale. The objectives of the scheme are to: - enable more high-quality productions to tour;  - give boards and investors increased confidence and incentive to support tours;  - give venues and producers the ability to create, tour and programme a greater range of work;  - give audiences opportunities to see a range of high quality work at scale. 

Get funding for international research UKRI offer many funding opportunities to support international collaboration. These include: - travel and subsistence grants for UK researchers to work abroad - exchanges and networking schemes for doctoral students and researchers - schemes to support international research collaborations between the UK and partner countries - innovation support for businesses working with overseas partners What to apply for will depend on: - if you are based in the UK or another country - what you want to do, for example, how you will collaborate International researchers who want to do research in the UK Many of our funding opportunities are open to international researchers. Eligibility is different for each funding opportunity. For most grants the project lead must be based in the UK, but you could be part of the bid as a project co-lead (international) or team member. You usually need a visa to come to the UK and work on a research project or fellowship. Check eligibility criteria and how to apply for a Global Talent visa to do research on GOV.UK UK and international researchers who want to work together UK and non-UK based researchers may be able to apply for joint funding. UKRI supports this through several opportunities. EU funding programmes Although the UK has left the EU, UK-based researchers can continue to take part in many EU funding programmes. The UK agreed a deal to associate to Horizon Europe on 7 September 2023. UK researchers can now apply for Horizon Europe funding. All successful UK applicants will be covered through the UK’s association (or guarantee) for the remainder of the programme.