co-funded

Paid for together

Co-funded describes something that has received financial support from two or more sources rather than a single funder.

The term appears most often in contexts involving grants, research projects, or institutional initiatives where multiple organizations share the cost: The study was co-funded by the National Institutes of Health and a private foundation.

Co-funded emphasizes collaborative investment, suggesting that no single party bears the full financial burden.

partnership

collaboration

Joint intellectual work

stakeholder · memorandum · agreement · pooled · shared investment · coalition · multilateral · bilateral · public-private · contributor

grants

proposal

Formal plan for consideration

endowment · fellowship · matching · seed money · overhead · indirect costs · disbursement · sponsored · institutional · peer-reviewed

research

laboratory

Facility for scientific investigation

scientific · academic · university · institute · interdisciplinary · equipment · infrastructure · data sharing · publication · findings

development

project

Planned, effortful task

NGO · humanitarian · World Bank · regional · infrastructure · sustainable · community · grassroots · microfinance · impact assessment

startup

venture capital

Startup growth financing

valuation · accelerator · incubator · bootstrapped · pitch · term sheet · dilution · runway · burn rate · exit strategy

Opposites
funding source plurality

co-fundedself-funded

Paid with own resources

bankrolled

financial involvement

co-fundedunfunded

Lacking allocated resources

defunded · unfinanced · unsupported · unsponsored

Family

co-fund, fund, funded, funding, funds, funder, funders, refund, refunded

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