Scottish Government International Development Small Grants
The Scottish Government International Development Small Grants programme was an annual funding round run from 2013-2020. From 2014-2021 Corra managed this fund for Scottish Government. The Small Grants programme supported smaller organisations in Scotland working in partnership with organisations overseas.
For the majority of years, the programme offered three types of grants:
Project grants of up to £60,000 for work in one of the Scottish Government’s three partner countries of Malawi, Rwanda or Zambia.
Capacity building grants of up to £10,000 for work in any country ranked low or medium on the United National Human Development Index.
Feasibility Study grants of up to £10,000 for work in any country ranked low or medium on the United National Human Development Index.
£2.83m
Distributed in funding
Which organisations received funding?
View the organisations who received funding. We also upload our grant holder data to 360 Giving.
Decision making process
A Corra Grants Advisor assessed each application for eligibility and against Scottish Government Criteria.
Corra Foundation made a recommendation to the Scottish Government on which organisations to fund.
Scottish Government made the final decisions on which organisations to fund.
Further reading and related content
The Scottish Government is currently conducting a review on its international development programming.
Below holds more information and community stories about some of the different work funded through Corra’s international grantmaking.