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# Categorize grants
Grant managers can categorize various grants issued in their community. Categorizing grants has two benefits:
**Benefit 1**
In the community page, anyone can view grants filtered by categories. This is useful for any community members who are interested in only certain types of projects (DeFi, NFT etc.)
**Benefit 2**
Grant managers can configure questions for reviews/ratings specific to each grant category. Learn more about reviewing grants in the next section.
### Steps to categorize grants
1. Navigate to "Admin" section through the top navigation
2. Click on edit categories
3. Create category if one doesn't exist
4. All your grants will be displayed in the page. Simply select one or more categories and assign to each grant.
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