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Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) · GB · UKRI

Design Generators round two

This scheme funds design-led research projects that contribute to the green transition, combining design interventions with arts and humanities methodologies. Projects must be collaborative, community-engaged, and scalable, focusing on creating interventions within existing systems. The fund is part of the Future Observatory: Design the Green Transition Programme.

£150,000–£200,000 ~12 months Deadline 2026-09-29

Data last verified 2026-08-14 · sources & verification

Eligibility

Structured dimensions read from the official page. What do these mean? ↗

Career stage

Early Career, Mid Career, Senior

Applicant type

Individual, University, Research Institute, Nonprofit, Company Sme, Government

Institution type

University, Research Institute, Nonprofit, Company Sme, Government, Other

Residency

GB

Host country

GB

Organization type

University, Research Institute

Minimum qualification

Phd

Employment status

Employed By The Research Organisation Submitting The Application, Have An Existing Written Formal Arrangement With The Research Organisation Confirming That You Will Be Able To Carry Out The Research As If You Were An Employee, Scheduled To Move To The Research Organisation Before The Proposed Start Date Of The Application

Applicant role

Pi, Co Pi

Track record

level of skills, knowledge and experience that is appropriate to your proposed project

Domestic restriction

Domestic entities only

Consortium

Required

Partners

≥ 1

Evidence: every dimension above is read from this scheme's official page — official page ↗.

Full eligibility text

UK-based researchers at eligible research organisations, across all career stages, with postdoctoral standing. Must be employed by or have a formal arrangement with the research organisation. Non-academic co-leads are required, and project leads must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for AHRC funding.

Deadline

2026-09-29

Application form effort

1 form file(s) downloaded; 8 explicit questions; 7 writing prompts; 53 fields/sections; moderate — substantial written sections

Sample questions
  • Who is affected?
  • What data and consultation have you used?
  • Are there general impacts on multiple groups?
  • How will you monitor and review the impact of your activity?
  • What is the EIA review date?
  • Will the EIA be published?
  • Who has this been signed off by?
  • Action Deadline Owner How will it be monitored? What is the outcome?
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Data sources & verification (for research-office review)

Where each item on this page was read from, so every claim can be verified against the original. Several values often come from the same official page — that page is named in the Source column. Anything we could not reach or parse is listed under Not captured / obstacles below.

Curated itemValue in this recordSource
Funding agency Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) www.ukri.org ↗
Country / funding source GB · UKRI same page as above — www.ukri.org ↗
Deadline 2026-09-29 — LLM-checked against the archived official page same page as above — www.ukri.org ↗
Funding amount £150,000–£200,000 same page as above — www.ukri.org ↗
Eligibility 13 structured dimensions — see the eligibility panel above same page as above — www.ukri.org ↗

Pages & application forms captured

Not captured / obstacles

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