Capital funding

Capital funding refers to the money used to pay for significant investments that help grow or improve an organization, such as purchasing equipment, buildings, or technology. Unlike operating expenses (like salaries or utilities), capital funding is for long-term assets that provide value over many years. This funding can come from various sources, including government grants, loans, or internal savings. Proper capital funding ensures an organization can upgrade infrastructure, expand services, and stay competitive, supporting its sustainability and future success.