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Find similar grantsSmall Grants Fund is sponsored by Coast-R Network. The Coast-R Network Small Grants Fund supports coastal resilience activities across the UK. Round 2 of the fund supports projects led by third-sector organizations and involving researchers based at a UKRI-designated Research Organisation.
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Small grants fund round 1 - Coast R Network The first round of the Coast-R Network’s Small Grants Fund is open until 4pm on Friday 31 October. We are offering grants of between £5,000 and £25,000 for projects contributing to coastal community resilience. This page provides a summary.
If you are interested in applying, please also read through the linked documents at the bottom of the page. Round 1 of our Small Grants Fund will support small scale, place-based projects involving early career researchers in two-way (or multi-way) research and knowledge exchange.
We encourage projects to incorporate partnership and cross-sectoral working, including active engagement with individuals and organisations with lived experience of coastal change. Funded projects will focus on scaling and embedding research, knowledge and learning about UK coastal and marine resilience across and between different UK groups, including academic researchers, practitioners, policymakers and coastal communities.
This may involve activities intended to: Generate new learning, data, approaches or resources Make existing findings accessible to new and more diverse audiences Inform policy and enable transformative decision making at the community level Projects must address one of the following priority areas for research and knowledge exchange: Generating, collating or scaling up learning across regions, devolved nations, or sectors Translating knowledge / making research findings accessible to new audiences including practitioners, policymakers, communities and/or researchers Developing new toolkits & approaches, including for delivering community engagement ‘at scale’ Fostering the exchange of ideas and approaches between coastal communities ‘at risk’ Developing improved evaluation and monitoring of existing projects Fostering skills for inclusive resilience, including amplifying least heard voices Share learnings and best practice across sectors and disciplines so as to build UK coastal and marine resilience.
Co-design and host a range of events, specialist training workshops and mentoring opportunities to improve partnership working and nurture the next generation of resilience champions. Work in partnership with coastal communities and other partners to identify and respond to priority needs using our Flexible Fund.
Collate key insights, case studies and resources through our website, policy briefs, foresight documents, conferences and practitioner events.
Join the COAST-R Network + Before planning your project, please explore our downloads for more information on eligibility, expected outcomes and outputs and the application process: Read our Small Grants Fund announcement for full background information Read our Commissioning Brief and Applicant Guidance for full information on eligibility criteria Complete our Small Grant Fund Application Form and submit to CoastR@hull. ac.
uk by 4pm on 31 Oct 2025 Share learnings and best practice across sectors and disciplines so as to build UK coastal and marine resilience. Co-design and host a range of events, specialist training workshops and mentoring opportunities to improve partnership working and nurture the next generation of resilience champions.
Work in partnership with coastal communities and other partners to identify and respond to priority needs using our Flexible Fund. Collate key insights, case studies and resources through our website, policy briefs, foresight documents, conferences and practitioner events. Join the COAST-R Network + Watch our webinar recording to find out more.
Prof Briony McDonagh, Coast-R Project Lead and Emma Platt-Lowe, Coast-R Project Manager provide background and information about the launch of our Small Grants Fund. Review our Frequently Asked Questions document, based on queries raised at our Small Grants Fund webinar. Download the slide deck from the webinar.
Please get in touch via CoastR@hull. ac. uk and our friendly team will get back to you Interested in hearing more or joining our network?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Third sector organisations and involving researchers based at a UKRI-designated Research Organisation for Round 2. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows £10,000 and £25,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Small Grants Fund is funded by Coast-R Network. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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