We are committed to transparency so that people can have the information they need about our grant funding.
For this reason we support Open Data, which is data that is:
- published proactively
- provided in machine-readable formats (such as csv)
- provided for re-use
We adhere to the following principles in providing our data:
- timely publication – we will release and update our data on an annual basis
- we provide disaggregated data
- we use common standards by working with the 360Giving initiative to also publish our grant data through GrantNav
- respect privacy – only non-personal data is published
Key data about The National Lottery Heritage Fund: 2018-19
Grant data
This work is licensed under the open government licence for public sector information, which allows you to use and re-use the information that is available under this licence freely and flexibly, with only a few conditions.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please contact us.
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