match-funding

British  

noun

1. the stipulation set by a grant-providing body that the recipients of a grant raise a certain percentage of the money they require, generally a sum more or less equal to that of the sum of money being granted

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Example Sentences

Using NHS England match-funding they are now catching up on orders for delayed replacements for vehicles that will come off the road.

From BBC

In response to the Amazon fires and an Extinction Rebellion protest outside the Brazilian embassy in London last Friday, a promise of match-funding has been made to the tune of $350,000 for the Climate Emergency Fund.

From The Guardian

A statement on Wednesday from Slipstream Sports, the holding company behind the American team, said consulting firm Fairly Group had pledged a $2 million in match-funding after cycling fans reacted to their plight with a crowd-funding scheme.

From Reuters

A statement on Wednesday from Slipstream Sports, the holding company behind the American team, said consulting firm Fairly Group had pledged a $2 million in match-funding after cycling fans reacted to their plight with a crowd-funding scheme.

From Reuters

He hopes that the United Kingdom will be able to continue in some capacity — either by paying into the European funding pot, as Switzerland does, or through a match-funding model.

From Nature