Apply for Global Safety Evidence Centre funding call 2025, At Lloyd’s Register Foundation we have recently launched our 2024-2029 strategy, reaffirming a commitment to making a significant difference in improving the safety of people and critical infrastructure. As part of this vision, we are launching a Global Safety Evidence Centre, a hub for anyone who needs to know ‘what works’ to make people safer in the face of a range of global safety challenges, including workplace accidents and injuries. Alongside the launch, we are delighted to announce a call for proposals to support research and evidence projects that address occupational safety and health (OSH) evidence gaps, as well as broader safety science work, such as how to measure and value safety and prevention, and how to learn from past failures and successes.

Applicants are encouraged to carefully review the full details and submit their applications before the specified deadline to seize this grant opportunity.

Last Date of Submission: 17^th September 2025

Themes and topics (Apply for Global Safety Evidence Centre funding call 2025)

Proposals should address one or more of the following themes:

Safe Work: the creation of a safe work environment, particularly in ‘high hazard’ industries, building on insights from the Lloyd’s Register Foundation World Risk Poll. We are seeking proposals that contribute to the evidence base for the Sustainable Development Goal 8.8: Promote Safe Working Environments.

Safety Science: knowledge about risk and safety, and how individuals understand, assess, measure and manage them, at work and in other spheres such as transport, energy or other critical infrastructures. At present safety science terms are poorly defined, occupational safety and health interventions are inconsistent and those that are implemented are typically never evaluated. We are seeking evidence projects to support in defining key terms and approaches, and evidence that seeks to use models and theories to make causal relations in safety evidence.

Funding Information (Apply for Global Safety Evidence Centre funding call 2025)

Grants range from £100,000 to £250,000 over a two-year period, depending on the research area. For proposals outside this range, whether smaller or larger.

Who Can Apply? (Apply for Global Safety Evidence Centre funding call 2025)

• This call is open to academic institutions, research organisations, non-profit organisations and industry worldwide. Collaborations across sectors and disciplines are highly encouraged. Eligible institutions must be actively engaged in research activities that align with Lloyd’s Register Foundation’s mission to engineer a safer world, focusing on safety science and safe work.
• In line with government guidelines, Lloyd’s Register Foundation adheres to the following principles when granting funds to non-charitable organisations:
• Lloyd’s Register Foundation grants must only fund activities, services, or outcomes aligned with its charitable mission.
• Funding for support costs is restricted to specified activities, services, or outcomes. Please consult further information on the Applying for Funding and Managing Awards pages of the Foundation’s website.
• Grants must not provide personal benefit to individuals involved.
• Lloyd’s Register Foundation and its Trustees must justify each funding decision as serving the Foundation’s best interests.
• Recipients must use funds for the stated purpose, ensuring public or organisational benefit, not profit.
• These principles ensure that all grants to non-charitable organisations remain aligned with Lloyd’s Register Foundation’s mission and are compliant with relevant regulatory standards.
• Applications for research are strongly encouraged in the Foundation’s Ocean Centre countries; Brazil, Kenya, Ghana, Bangladesh, India, Philippines and Indonesia, as well as other coastal communities that share geographic and societal characteristics and collaborations.

How to Apply?

Stage 1: Registration

Create an account on Flexigrant via the Lloyd’s Register Foundation portal. Verify your email and ensure your organisation and contact details are correct.

Stage 2: Expression of Interest

Submit your Expression of Interest via the call link (live from June 2025). You’ll answer eligibility questions before proceeding.

Stage 3: Full Proposal (Invitation Only)

Shortlisted applicants will submit a full proposal, including research goals, budget breakdown, and Letters of Support.

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