The four fields that decide whether an award is worth a week of your time, and what each of them means when the notice is silent.
The headline number on a funding announcement is usually the programme pool — the total shared across every award. The most one applicant can receive is a different field, and on a real record in our catalogue it is not published at all.
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Some grants pay you before the work; most pay you back after it. The difference decides whether an organisation can accept an award at all, and almost no grant database records it as a field.
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A match requirement is one of the few clauses that can disqualify an applicant after the work is done. Most grant databases store it as yes or no. There is a third state, and it is the common one.
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