grant-in-aid

Designated project money

A grant-in-aid is money given by a government or institution to fund a specific project or purpose—research, education, public programs.

Unlike a loan, it doesn't require repayment.

The term usually appears in governmental or academic contexts: The university received a federal grant-in-aid for cancer research.

Plural: grants-in-aid.

funding

appropriation

Unauthorized claiming or allocation

subsidy · stipend · fellowship · scholarship · subvention · budget · treasury · expenditure · outlay · capital

nonprofit

foundation

Underlying support structure

grantee · grantor · beneficiary · endowment · donor · funder · community-based · mission-driven · outreach · charitable

government

federal

Divided governmental authority

legislature · agency · municipal · county · public-sector · bureaucracy · policy · regulatory · statutory · mandated

research

scientific

Of or using research methods

investigation · experimentation · methodology · co-investigator · proposal · hypothesis · analysis · publication · findings · institutional

application

proposal

Formal plan for consideration

criteria · guidelines · requirements · review · evaluation · scoring · competitive · solicitation · RFP · narrative

education

tuition

Payment for instruction

graduate · undergraduate · doctoral · postdoctoral · enrollment · institution · higher-education · merit-based · FAFSA · bursar

Categories
Opposites
repayment obligation

grant-in-aidloan

Borrowed money repaid later

debt · credit · mortgage · commercial loan · student loan

direction of financial flow

grant-in-aidtax

Mandatory public revenue charge

levy · tribute · assessment · fee · tariff

funding autonomy

grant-in-aidself-funding

Paying one's own way

self-sufficiency · financial independence

Family

grant, grants, granter, grantees, grantable, grantors

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