Reuse & attribution

You are welcome to read this site, share links to its pages, and use funding facts for your own research.

Last updated 5 Nov 2026. This page explains how we think about reuse. It is not legal advice, and it has not been reviewed by a lawyer.

What is welcome

Reading and linking. Browse freely. Share links to individual pages.
Using funding facts. Deadlines, amounts, eligibility facts and official URLs come from funders and portals. We do not claim those facts as our property. Always confirm them on the funder’s own page before you apply.
Short quotations. Limited quotations of our original wording, with a link back to the page you quoted, are welcome. That does not override fair use, fair dealing or any other exception the law already gives you, or permissions under a separate licence.

What free access does not mean

Public, free access is not a blanket licence to copy our original prose, curated presentation, site design or code.
Where the law protects original editorial content on this site, those rights are reserved unless we expressly say otherwise. We have not published an open-source or Creative Commons licence for the site.
Please ask before any substantial republication of our original editorial wording, curated presentation or code (for example, republishing large parts of our summaries, playbooks, ideas pages, newsletter issues or the site’s source as your own product).

Third-party material

Funder names, call text, logos and documents remain subject to their own rights and source terms. We link to official pages; we do not re-licence them.
We do not claim that every third-party fact is copyrighted, and we do not claim that all government material is public domain worldwide.

Name and branding

Do not use “The Grant Lattice” or our branding in a way that suggests endorsement, affiliation or that your site is this one.
We do not claim to own the idea of a funding directory. Copyright does not stop someone else from building an independent list of the same public funding facts.

Attribution (when you quote us)

When you quote our original wording, link to the canonical page on thegrantlattice.com and, when you discuss a specific call, to the funder’s official page as well. We do not require attribution merely for using bare funding facts; please follow any applicable source terms.

Permission requests

For substantial republication or other reuse that is not covered above, email support@thegrantlattice.com with what you want to reuse and where it would appear.