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Evidence Applications

Introduction

IWT Challenge Fund Evidence grants, ranging from £20,000 to £100,000, are intended for projects which gather evidence to design an intervention. Applications should describe how the improved evidence base will be used to design an intervention where there is a gap in approaches. Projects may include, for example, market research to design and baseline demand reduction interventions. Applicants are encouraged to develop evidence projects into full interventions as part of follow-on applications to the IWT Challenge Fund. Projects should last up to 2 years maximum.

Applications to Round 10 of IWT Challenge Fund Evidence have now closed.

Applications for Round 10 opened on 1st May 2023.

Applications to IWT Challenge Fund Evidence are by a dual stage process.

  • Stage 1 deadline - Monday 19th June 2023.
  • Stage 2 deadline (invite only) - Monday 30th October 2023.

All successful projects are expected to be notified by February 2024.

The expected start date for successful projects is from 1st May 2024.

 

Guidance

Before applying, you should first read the documents found under How to Apply.

 

Application Process

Once you have read the guidance, complete the IWTCF Evidence Round 10 – Stage 1 application form on the Flexi-Grant application portal. For drafting purposes, you may find the Word version of the IWTCF Evidence Stage 1 application form below useful.

If you are invited to Stage 2 you will be asked to complete the Stage 2 application form on the Flexi-Grant portal. For drafting purposes, you may find the Word version of the IWTCF Evidence Round 10 Stage 2 application form below useful.

 

The budget spreadsheet for IWT Challenge Fund Evidence projects can be found below:

Additional materials that you will be required to complete as part of your application can be found below or downloaded from within Flexi-Grant. Please note there are different requirements for Stage 1 and Stage 2 – read the guidance for more information.

For further queries, see our Frequently Asked Questions.