Base de Datos Nacional de Subvenciones

Spanish law requires every public subsidy to be published in one register, so the BDNS carries far more than a funding portal usually does - state schemes, the nineteen autonomous communities, provincial councils and town halls, all in the same place. It is the largest single catalogue Grantlark reads.

Spain's national register of public subsidies, held by the IGAE

Spain: the state, all nineteen autonomous communities, and local government

3,846

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The size is the problem, not the answer

Thousands of calls are open in the BDNS at any moment, most of them regional, most of them narrow, and all of them written in Spanish in the language of the administration that issued them. The register is complete and almost unreadable at that volume: the work is not finding it, it is deciding which forty of several thousand could plausibly apply to you. That is the part this does.

EU calls and national programmes

An EU call is published once, centrally, and is open to applicants across the member states. National and regional funding is published by each country instead, in its own register and its own language - the Förderdatenbank in Germany, the BDNS in Spain, Incentivi.gov.it in Italy, and so on. Most of the money a smaller company can realistically apply for is national or regional rather than EU wide, which is why the national registers are the larger part of this list.

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