FUNDING

refers to the act of providing financial resources, typically in the

form of money, to support a particular project, initiative, or organization. It
can come from a variety of sources, including government grants, private
donations, or venture capital investments.
SOME COMMON TYPES OF FUNDING

Seed funding: Early-stage funding provided

to help a new business or product get off the
ground.
SOME COMMON TYPES OF FUNDING

• Grant funding: Money provided by a

government or non-profit organization
to support a specific project or initiative.
SOME COMMON TYPES OF FUNDING

• Crowdfunding: A funding model where

many individuals contribute small
amounts of money to support a
particular project or cause.
 FINANCING

Refers to the act of obtaining the necessary capital to

purchase something, such as a car, home, or business. It
typically involves taking out a loan or line of credit from a
financial institution, which is then repaid over time with
interest.
 FINANCING
When an individual or organization seeks financing, they
are essentially borrowing money to make a purchase that
they would not otherwise be able to afford. This can be
done through a variety of channels, including:
 BANK LOANS
Traditional loans provided by
banks or other financial
institutions.
 CREDITS CARD
Lines of credit that can be used to
make purchases, but typically
come with high interest rates.
 LEASING
A financing model where an individual or
organization pays to use a particular asset
for a set period of time, rather than
purchasing it outright.
 WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
FUNDING AND FINANCING
Funding and financing are both terms used to describe the process of acquiring

funds for a business. However, there are some key differences between the two.

Funding is typically used to describe the process of acquiring money for a specific

project or purpose. Financing, on the other hand, is a broader term that encompasses

all the ways in which a business can acquire and manage its financial resources.