Our most direct means of achieving our mission is through awarding grants to research and education organisations.
total value of grants portfolio (live and complete).
Our approach to grant making is that we direct most of our funding, in consultation with our community and based on evidence and insight of what the challenges are, where our focus should be, and what are the most effective solutions.
We know that we must also retain the flexibility to fund unexpected and new ideas that help to fulfill our mission and surpass our existing plans. If you are looking for grant funding, we invite you to share your idea with us through our LinkedIn group, where you can engage with our wider community. If, after discussion, we think it is an area we’d like to explore further, we may invite you to apply.
We also invite applications through specific open, competitive calls and our small grants scheme. To learn more about these opportunities, please visit our Calls for Funding page.
This information is to support applicants and their teams know what is expected of them before they apply – it includes policies, eligibility, legal requirements and the contract.
Further information hereWe are committed to being as transparent as possible and we work with the 360Giving initiative to publish our grant data.
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Lloyd’s Register Foundation is inviting academic institutions, including universities and research centres within universities, to apply to a new Academic Networking Grant to help address critical global engineering and scientific safety challenges.
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The ‘Engineering a safer world’ funding call supports the delivery of Lloyd’s Register Foundation’s new five-year strategy.
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Lloyd’s Register Foundation is inviting funding proposals for projects that use World Risk Poll data for further research and/or practical interventions that improve safety.
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Lloyd’s Register Foundation grants £4M to Seoul National University for research to enhance maritime safety and address global challenges.
