Gambling harms research grants

The Gambling harms research grants provide project funding to deepen understanding of, or support solutions for, the prevention and treatment of gambling-related harms. Projects may be interdisciplinary and are open to research communities across all UKRI research councils. The full economic cost (FEC) of a project can be up to £2 million for up to three years, with UKRI funding 80% of the FEC. Applications must be led from a research organisation eligible for UKRI funding.

Research grant funding covering 80% of project FEC up to £2 million, for up to three years; support for interdisciplinary teams and collaboration.

Project leads must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for UKRI funding. Eligible lead organisations include UK higher education providers, UKRI institutes, independent research organisations approved by UKRI, and public sector research establishments or NHS bodies approved by UKRI. International and other non-standard organisations may participate as project co-leads or partners subject to additional requirements and due diligence.

Lead organisations submit applications through the UKRI funding service; project leads must be based at an eligible UK research organisation and applications undergo expert review and governance.