Analytics

Analytics

How the open funding landscape breaks down — by sector, region, funder type and instrument — plus the deadline pressure building over the months ahead. Closed calls are excluded from every value below.

Funding available

$7.6B

$44.5B tracked to date, closed included

Open opportunities

250

360 tracked to date

Average ceiling per open call

$37.9M

Across 200 open calls with a stated ceiling

Decision matrix

Opportunity priority matrix

Active opportunities plotted by selected profile fit and relevance. Colour reflects recommended action; click a dot to open the opportunity.

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By sector

Available funding by sector

Open calls only, by total ceiling. A call spanning multiple sectors counts its full ceiling toward each, so bars sum to more than funding available.

Open opportunities by sector

Open calls by sector

By region

Available funding by region

Open calls only, by ceiling and geography. A call spanning multiple regions counts its full ceiling toward each, so bars sum to more than funding available.

Open opportunities by region

Share of open calls

302calls
  • Europe12341%
  • Global8929%
  • North America5920%
  • Africa155%
  • Asia93%
  • Latin America31%
  • Middle East31%
  • Pacific10%

By funder type & instrument

Open opportunities by funder type

Who has calls out right now

250calls
  • Multilateral14458%
  • Government8735%
  • Academic114%
  • Foundation83%

Available funding by funder type

Where the open money sits

$7.6Bavailable
  • Government$4.4B58%
  • Multilateral$2.8B37%
  • Foundation$388.8M5%
  • Academic$17.1M0%

Open opportunities by instrument

Grants, contracts, prizes and more

Planning calendar

When funders open calls

Every tracked call, open and closed, by the month its funder published it (2010–2026) — 360 with a known date. Watch the peak months and reserve team time ahead of them.

Deadlines over the next 6 months

Calls closing each month — plan capacity around the peaks