Grants awarded

To support Public.Resource.Org's work to make edicts of government freely available online.

To support sound implementation of nature legislation in Europe, with a focus on forest resilience.

To support librarians, policymakers, and community leaders to get fair access to digital content and services.

To establish a grant programme to fund networks that support open access to research.

To support the Arches open-source software platform, including the software’s maintenance and technology upgrades, ongoing enhancements, and advancing the capacity of the world-wide open-source community to implement Arches.

To support the costs of a workshop for Legacy Landscape Fund's partners to encourage collaboration and knowledge sharing.

To improve discovery and availability of digital books via libraries, build a corpus of freely- or easily-accessible digital books; pilot and scale innovative models to negotiate rights to serve more books digitally; and identify more titles to make available digitally.

To support the growth, development and institutional use of an open and comprehensive index of scholarly works, authors and institutions.

To carry out large-scale documentation of heritage sites in Sub-Saharan Africa and to make the results freely available online.

For research and advocacy at the World Intellectual Property Office to secure reforms for greater access to scholarly research through exceptions to copyright law.

To promote copyright law reform and regulation at EU and national level to enable libraries to facilitate greater access to and use of copyrighted works for cultural, educational and research purposes.

To support policy and advocacy work to improve open access to research outputs in the United States.

To complete the match fund for a newly established Mongolia Conservation Trust Fund which will oversee the Eternal Mongolia Project Finance for Permanence initiative.

To undertake the large-scale documentation of heritage sites in Pakistan and north-western India and to make the results freely available online.

Core support for TRAFFIC’s work to reduce illegal and unsustainable trade in wild species, and increase social, economic, and environmental benefits for people though legal and sustainable trade in wild species.

To document endangered archaeological heritage in the Middle East and North Africa using satellite imagery and on-the-ground surveys and make the data freely available online.

To support the programme's work to map and protect soil fungal diversity.

To document endangered maritime archaeological heritage in the Middle East and North Africa and to make the data freely available online.

To collect and digitize endangered archival material related to the Yiddish poet Abraham Nahum Stencl (1897-1983) and make the results freely available online.

To contribute to an endowment fund to support the work of the Wikimedia projects in perpetuity.