Science and Global Health R&D
Coefficient Giving’s Science and Global Health R&D grant funds innovative biomedical research addressing neglected, high-impact global health challenges across a broad scientific scope.
Funder: Coefficient Giving
Due Dates: Rolling
Funding Amounts: Awards range from less than $100,000 to multi-million dollar grants; duration and amount tailored to project needs.
Summary: Supports innovative, high-impact biomedical research projects addressing neglected global health challenges.
Key Information: Proposals are accepted year-round but only 1–2% of unsolicited proposals are funded.
Description
Coefficient Giving’s Science and Global Health R&D program funds research and development projects that address important, neglected, and tractable biomedical and global health challenges. The fund is designed to support projects that have high potential for cost-effective impact but are often overlooked by other funders, especially when the funding for a problem is disproportionately low relative to its global health burden.
The program is broad in scope, having supported work in areas such as computational protein design, clean water technologies, late-stage malaria vaccine trials, and market-shaping for diagnostics and treatments in underfunded diseases. The unifying selection principle is the identification of exceptional opportunities for impactful research, rather than a focus on specific diseases, technologies, or phases of product development.
