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British Consulate General Hong Kong invites funding proposals for 2026-27 projects

The British Consulate General Hong Kong (BCG Hong Kong) is inviting proposals for projects to strengthen UK-Hong Kong collaboration, with funding typically ranging from £30,000 to £50,000 per project.

  • BCG Hong Kong is seeking proposals from not-for-profit organisations, universities, and research institutes.
  • Three funding opportunities are available: Hong Kong Open Societies Fund, Understanding Hong Kong’s commercial legal landscape, and UK–Hong Kong economic collaboration.
  • Projects are expected to conclude by March 2027 and begin from September 2026.

The British Consulate General Hong Kong (BCG Hong Kong) has announced an invitation for funding proposals for projects aimed at strengthening UK-Hong Kong collaboration. The programme seeks high-quality, evidence-based projects to support informed policy development, engagement, and activities, drawing on specialist expertise and stakeholder networks.

Three distinct funding opportunities have been launched. These include the Hong Kong Open Societies Fund 2026 to 2027, which focuses on improving UK understanding of civil society and social developments in Hong Kong. Another opportunity seeks proposals to enhance understanding of factors shaping confidence in Hong Kong’s commercial legal environment and its role as an international financial and business centre. The third opportunity is for proposals supporting understanding of economic, commercial, and investment opportunities relevant to UK-Hong Kong economic collaboration and UK prosperity objectives.

Individual projects are typically expected to receive funding between £30,000 and £50,000, subject to proposal quality and fund availability. Projects are anticipated to commence from September 2026 and conclude by March 2027. Eligible applicants include not-for-profit organisations, universities, research institutes, think tanks, and professional associations. Applications must be submitted by 17 August 2026.

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