Source: DGOJ (Spain)
Spain’s DGOJ opened applications for 2023 grants supporting research into gambling-related disorders, prevention and associated risks. The grants total €1.68m, applications close on 18 May 2023, and funded projects may run until 30 June 2024.
Researchers and eligible applicants have until 18 May to seek funding for gambling-harm studies.
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The Basque Country government approved a 2026 grant call for non-profit organisations running information and universal prevention programmes on harmful gambling. The regional Directorate of Gambling and Shows will allocate €100,000, equivalent to USD 116,205, for projects including risk awareness and information on prevention resources. The call excludes assistance, therapy and rehabilitation initiatives.
Spain’s DGOJ published a resolution allocating €1,049,380 to 20 research projects on gambling-related disorders, following a competitive process. The projects were selected from 42 applications for the 2025 funding call; the authority also published the 2026 call on 18 May.
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Spain's DGOJ has issued its final resolution awarding grants for gambling-sector research in 2025, reportedly funding 20 projects with none focused on public games. The report says recipients have ten working days to accept their grants and cites €33,250 for a project using machine learning to analyse the geography of gambling venues.