Coverage
Every catalogue Grantlark reads, what each one carries, and how much is open in it right now. If your funders publish somewhere that is not on this list, tell us which catalogue and it goes on the queue.
Straight from the publisher
Every programme arrives through the catalogue's own data export, which is what makes the details on it worth acting on. The deadline you read is the deadline the funder filed, and the programme page itself is one click away.
EU calls and national programmes
An EU call is published once, centrally, and is open to applicants across the member states. National and regional funding is published by each country instead, and in Germany that means the Foerderdatenbank - federal ministries, the development banks and all sixteen Laender in one export. Most of the money a smaller company can realistically apply for is national, not EU wide, which is why both are here.
More catalogues are on the way
Each country publishes differently, so every national catalogue is its own piece of work. Requests decide the order they arrive in, and telling us which catalogue your funders use is the fastest way to move it up.
Open grants by region
Programme data is reused from official sources: the EU Funding and Tenders portal, published by the European Commission; and the Förderdatenbank of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE), www.foerderdatenbank.de, licensed CC BY-ND 4.0 and reproduced unchanged. Grantlark is not affiliated with, and not endorsed by, either rights holder. Each programme links to the original, which is the version that governs.