Affordable Housing - London (2021-2026)

This is one award shown as 10 records — not 10 separate grants.

UK research money passes through several public bodies before it reaches the recipient, and each one publishes its own transparency record of the same award. That's why it appears more than once:

1. A government department (here DSIT, formerly BEIS) holds the budget from the Treasury and logs its spending in the government's grant-transparency data, usually split by financial year — the 360Giving records above.
2. The department doesn't run competitions itself — it funds UKRI / Innovate UK, the arm's-length body that assesses bids and actually pays the recipient. UKRI publishes every project on Gateway to Research — the GtR record above.
3. The money reaches the recipient — one grant, but now disclosed at each step.

We match these records so the award is counted once in every total.

• 360GivingMinistry of Housing, Communities & Local Government · 5 Mar 2025£246,785,048
• 360GivingDepartment for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities · 1 Apr 2023£213,000,000
• 360GivingDepartment for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities · 1 Apr 2023£167,971,221
• 360GivingMinistry of Housing, Communities & Local Government · 5 Feb 2025£99,082,829
• 360GivingMinistry of Housing, Communities & Local Government · 8 Apr 2024£83,717,220
• 360GivingMinistry of Housing, Communities & Local Government · 3 Sep 2024£47,314,100
• 360GivingMinistry of Housing, Communities & Local Government · 4 Dec 2024£24,268,790
• 360GivingMinistry of Housing, Communities & Local Government · 2 Jul 2024£19,907,250
• 360GivingDepartment for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities · 1 Apr 2023£12,000,000